Beth Ng

Are you constantly writing out your caregiver homework in chicken scratches? Trying to help caregivers carry-over strategies from their speech therapy sessions into their daily routines and life? I was! I've created this handout to help create a more formal looking form for my families' homework. The file includes a how-to use section in case you're struggling to understand my categories and is meant to help you walk through using a routine for an opportunity to communicate while still tailorin

My families are often looking for ideas on how to create more communication opportunities in their daily routines. We've brainstormed some for getting dressed, mealtime, bathtime, and bedtime to get parents started and then included an "Your Own Routine" section for parents to fill out once they start getting a feel for what these can look like in daily routines.

With all the school closures, I have been looking for resources for home programming for those on my caseload. Since I was having some difficulty locating a calendar with activities for the emergent communicators on my caseload, I decided to create one for the month of April. Each day has one activity that could be done at home with a focus on core words. The document should be fully editable if you would like to change any of the wording or activities, and I will be adding to it as time passes.