Expression Connection

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.

Are you an SLP or teacher looking for a fun way to help your students understand time sequencing with calendars? Then look no further! This product comes with Winter, Spring, and Summer calendars that students use to answer temporal sequencing questions. Also included in this product are following spatial, temporal, and conditional directions worksheets. These worksheets and Google™Slides were created to help your students improve their linguistic concepts skills and have fun doing it! This prod

Multiple Meaning WordsThese worksheets provide your students with weeks of practice learning homophones and homonyms. There are five activities in all. They include: Homophone Cards (35 pairs of homophones)-Laminate the cards and use them to play Memory or Goldfish. After a student finds a homophone pair, they say two sentences using both definitions of the word. The pictures give visual cues to help students remember the homophone definitions. (12 pages in all)Homophone Card Review Worksheets-T

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

Here are ten engaging fiction short stories. Following each story, students are asked to state the story's main idea, give supporting details, state a cause or effect, define a vocabulary word using context clues, and provide an answer to an open response question. Answer the four fill-in-the-blank questions that follow each of the ten engaging fictional short stories. Submit your answers and then click the "next" arrow to advance to the next story.  Types of questions are as follows: 6 Charact

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

Here are ten engaging fiction short stories. Four questions follow each story. Types of questions are as follows: 6 Character questions, 6 Setting questions, 7 Conflict questions, 5 Resolution questions, 6 Theme questions, 4 inference questions, 4 Reflection questions, 2 Sequencing questions For each of the ten short stories, state the main idea, underline supporting details, state a cause or effect, define a vocabulary word using context clues, and provide an answer to an open response questi

Speech therapy Tool Kit- Entertaining escape rooms for teaching Idioms, Multiple-Meaning Words, and Conversation Skills.Idioms- Escape Abandoned Museum While exploring the city streets of Mystery City, you come across an abandoned museum and decide it would be fun to explore. After walking through the door, it slams shut behind you, locking you inside. You must answer all the idiom questions to get the letters you need to spell the secret words that will unlock four doors, allowing you to escap

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 product is perfect for students practicing comparing and contrasting 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.

This is a fun way to give students practice naming attributes. Prompts are provided to help students name attributes of the themed objects presented in each deck. There is a fill-in-the-blank option next to each prompt. SLPs or teachers can also use the prompts to elicit a verbal response. There's a reinforcement slide following each describing slide. There are 12 describing slides in three of the 5 decks. (The Food and Spring Describing Deck have 10 describing slides.) Have fun!

Help your students start, maintain, and end a conversation using these engaging Boom Cards. The "Starting" and "Ending" a Conversation Boom Cards use realistic pictures.

These decks are perfect for students practicing the stuttering strategies, 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.  For each box containing a rock, students trace the zigzag line in the air or on the screen with their finger while reading the phrase or sentence using hard contact. For each box containing a feather, students trace the straight line in the air or on t

These decks provide students with practice identifying correct irregular and regular plural nouns, irregular past tense verbs, and the following common grammar errors: (All decks include GIF reinforcers)He/Him She/Her Gave/Gived Has/Have Questions Articles

These are open-ended games to be used as a fun activity to motivate and reinforce students' hard work or to practice the /s/, /l/, /r/, and voiceless-th sounds in all positions of words. Tap on the correct matching picture on the left card to move the game forward.