Expression Connection

These stuttering therapy worksheets are perfect for students practicing light contact and easy onset at the phrase and sentence level. Light contact and easy onset are strategies that can be used to help people who stutter speak more fluently. This product includes a page where the directions for light contact and easy onset are broken down into steps. It also provides a bookmark of the steps for both easy onset and light contact. Speech Language Pathologists can cut out the bookmarks and give

"Starting A Conversation"- This activity gives great practice for students learning how to start a conversation. Students choose a person they are interested in "talking" with. There are 9 people to choose from.  For each person, there are clues to help your student make a statement or ask a question to start a conversation. There is a space where students, SLPs, or teachers can write down the conversation starter question or comment. "Maintaining A Conversation"- This activity is perfect for

These worksheets are perfect for students learning to describe by naming attributes of everyday objects to develop and retain vocabulary. On each page, write a word or phrase under each attribute to describe the objects. There are 40 describing pages (pictures) with 6 attributes on each page (color, shape, size, function, made of, and category). The Google™Slides do not have the "category" attribute section. These worksheets and Google™ Slides are great to send home as homework packets or use

This informal assessment is perfect for helping Speech Pathologists determine the strengths and weaknesses of their student's expressive and receptive language skills. This is helpful when IEPs are coming up and new IEP goals need to be written. The areas covered are aligned with the Common Core ELA Standards. Speech Pathologists can also use this informal assessment to monitor student progress by administering it at the beginning and the end of the year.

These worksheets provide your students with weeks of practice learning Idioms, Similes, and Metaphors. There are 4 different worksheet activities. They include: 40 Idiom Cards And 40 Definition Cards-Laminate the cards and use them to play Memory or Goldfish, matching the idiom to their literal definition. Students use the idiom in a sentence after finding a match. The pictures give visual cues to help students remember the idiom's definition. (14 pages in all)Idiom Card Review Pages-These are

This deck gives students practice initiating, maintaining, and ending a conversation as well as remaining on topic. The aliens from the planet Crackasmile are curious to learn how Earthlings communicate. They have chosen YOU to teach them how. Once you have shown them how to start, maintain, and end a conversation, they will take you home and return to Crackasmile.

This is the perfect deck for you if your students are learning how to compare and contrast two picture objects. There are 20 compare and contrast slides, and there is a GIF reinforcer slide after each of the 20 slides. There is a fill-in-the-blank option if you or your students want to write your answers. Leave feedback for TPT credits! For flash freebies and sale alerts, follow my store!You must have a Boomlearing account to redeem and use this product. Boom Cards are digital task cards played

These activities are perfect for students working on following auditory directions. The directions are separated into 1, 2, and 3-steps. The 2 and 3-step directions include the concepts "before" and "after." Therefore, it's best to use this activity with small groups, so you can more easily observe the order the directions are followed. Datasheets are included to track your students' progress. There are 10 directions for each set of directions. Leave feedback for TPT credits! For flash freebies

These task card stories are identical to the Part 1, 2, and 3 Story Comprehension worksheets in my store. I have made them into task cards for convenient auditory comprehension and auditory memory skills practice. There are 60 short stories in all. After each of the 60 stories are four "wh" questions and an extra Why or Inference question. These task cards were designed to be used in small group speech therapy sessions. Leave feedback for TPT credits! For flash freebies and sale alerts, follo

If you're looking for engaging short stories for reading comprehension practice, then these passages are perfect for you. For all three products, there are two sets of "who," "what," "where," "when," and "why" questions following each of the 20 short stories. The stories for each set are identical. One set of worksheets asks students to fill in the blank with the correct answer. For this option, identical Google™Slides are included.The other set of worksheets provides answers to choose from. St

These decks are perfect for students learning to name attributes of everyday objects to develop and retain vocabulary. On each slide, write a word or phrase under each attribute to describe the objects. Next, click the "submit" button. Then, click the arrow to move to the next slide. There are 20 describing slides with 5 attributes on each slide (color, shape, size, function, and made of). A GIF reinforcer slide follows each describing slide. Have fun! You must have a Boomlearning account to us

This informal assessment is perfect for helping Speech Pathologists determine the strengths and weaknesses of their student's expressive and receptive language skills. This is helpful when IEPs are coming up, and new IEP goals need to be written. The areas covered are aligned with the 2nd-grade Common Core ELA Standards and ASHA 2nd-grade milestones. Speech Pathologists can also use this informal assessment to monitor student progress by administering it at the beginning and the end of the year.

This activity is perfect for students working on listening comprehension skills. It includes 1, 2, and 3-step directions. The 2 and 3-step directions include the concepts "before" and "after." Therefore, it's best to read the directions to small groups so you can observe the order the directions are followed. Data sheets are included to track your students' progress. There are 10 directions for each set of directions. Leave feedback for TPT credits! For flash freebies and sale alerts, follow m

These are perfect decks for students learning to compare and contrast two picture objects. There are 20 compare and contrast slides. Students write 3 ways the two picture objects on the slides are alike and 3 ways they are different. Next, they click "Submit." Then, they click the arrow to see a GIF surprise and advance to the next slide. You must have a Boomlearning account to use this product. Boom Cards are digital task cards played on the Boom Learning Website. You will need to sign in to

This product is perfect for students practicing how to compare and contrast two picture objects. Students write 3 ways the two pictures on each worksheet or slide are the same and 3 ways they are different. There are 20 worksheets in all. The Google™Slides are identical to the worksheets.

If you're looking for engaging short stories for reading comprehension practice, then these passages are perfect for you. There are two sets of "who," "what," "where," "when," and "why" questions following each of the 20 short stories. The stories for each set are identical. One set of worksheets asks students to fill in the blank with the correct answer. For this option, identical Google™Slides are included.The other set of worksheets provides answers to choose from. Students read the paragra

Answer reading comprehension questions and sequence the events of the 20 engaging short stories. There are two sets to choose from. There are five stories for each of the following sounds: short a, e, o, u (This does not have short i stories)The stories are identical for each set. Set 1: Students read each story three times. Then, they answer the four fill-in-the-blank "wh" questions that follow. Set 2: Students read each story three times. Then, they answer the four multiple-choice "wh" quest

Option 1 Students read the passage and write the answer to the what, who, when, and why questions. Check your answers by pushing the "Submit" button. Then press the arrow to move to the next story.  Option 2 Students read the passage, then drag the answer to the correct what, who, when, where question. Check your answers by pushing the "Submit" button. Then press the arrow to move to the next story. The passages are identical for each option. The 1st option includes a "why" question. There ar

This activity is perfect for students working on listening comprehension skills. It includes 1, 2, and 3-step directions. The 2 and 3-step directions include the concepts "before" and "after." Therefore, it's best to read the directions to small groups so you can observe the order the directions are followed. Data sheets are included to track your students' progress. There are 10 directions for each set of directions. Leave feedback for TPT credits! For flash freebies and sale alerts, follow m

Help Captain Grammy find his treasure by choosing the correct suffix. There is a fill-in-the-blank option and a multiple-choice option. The fill-in-the-blank words have to be exact. The answers are: thankful, fearless, helpless, careful, effortless, painful, harmless, speechless, watchful, powerful, bottomless, and peaceful. After filling in the blank, click "Submit" to check your answers. In the end, the treasure is revealed! Have fun! You may also find this irregular plural nouns Boom Cards a