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Use this snowman template to target language goals for your students! Ideas: target: directions/receptive language. Have students follow one-step directions to create the traditional snowman, with or without seeing the example. target: expressive language. Have students make their own snowman using any pieces and have them explain it. target: social communication skills/group activity: have each student take a turn putting a piece on the snowman until complete. Have them label which piece they

The turkey is missing its feathers! Have students color the feathers in different colors, or print them on colored card stock. Use velcro to adhere them to the turkey for a reusable activity, or glue for a take-home activity. Write words on the feathers or use them as is. This product can be used to target /f/ sound, colors, numbers, expressive or receptive language skills, etc. Included: 2 sheets- One turkey, 4 feathers

A cornucopia with 4 fruits and 4 vegetables. Can be used for sorting activities or other Thanksgiving themed lessons. I created the activity to use in EI speech therapy to support expressive language skills and group activities. Laminate the cornucopia and food, and you can cut them out and use Velcro to adhere the food to the cornucopia!

Bundle of initial /s/ smash mats and coloring sheets.

Seven smash mats to target initial /s/. Six target initial /s/ in CVC words and one targets /s/ in isolation. Roll up playdoh balls and have students smash them on the picture for each trial, or color a picture for each trial! Two words with same vowel sound per smash mat(5 sheets), target /s/ at the phoneme level or the word "snake"(1 sheet), and one with all 8 images. Sss-smash!

9 coloring sheets for targeting initial /s/ and cover page to introduce /s/ and target in isolation through "snake sound" prompt and practice. Coloring sheet for: suit, soup, sun, sub, sad/sob, sat/sit, sick, sock.

Coloring sheet for initial /s/. Prompt student to use their "snake sound" and target stopping while coloring a sun.

Coloring sheet for initial /s/. Prompt student to use their "snake sound" and practice hissing to elicit /s/ phoneme in isolation.

Five /s/ and /t/ minimal pairs with pictures.

2.5 page article about the impact of humans and predators on the sea turtle population, and the efforts for their conservation. Includes a glossary, references, and 7 reading comprehension questions with an answer key.

Brief history on Shirley Chisholm and her contributions to society. Bolded words throughout with some definitions in parentheses.

Here is a bedside swallow exam that I use during swallow evaluations. Assesses oral motor function, with a section for DDK rates, prolonged phonation, and trach information if applicable. The last section is for recording PO trials of different consistencies. Competencies included are based on evaluations for Epic and Nethealth to help you record all the data that is asked for.

Reading, questions, answer key and reference key included. Women of the Civil Rights Movement- a brief overview of Civil Rights, and the lives and contributions of Mary Mcleod Bethune, Septima Poinsette Clark, and Dorothy Height. Provides information on three influential yet lesser-known women who fought for the rights and equality of Black Americans.

A nonfiction reading passage about the different types of energy and resources used, and their environmental impacts. Comprehension questions- multiple choice, true false, and short answer. Answer key and glossary included.

Two worksheets- a reading passage and activity poem on words with a silent 'e' at the end.

A reading passage about the Cable Act of 1922 and Women's rights. includes 13 questions, answer key, and glossary. Discusses women's rights, citizenship, inequality, the Expatriation Act of 1907, and the Cable Act of 1922.

A reading passage about Alexander Graham Bell, his inventions, and the Deaf community. Included is a glossary, 7 questions, an answer key, and a reference page.

Reading passage and questions about "magic letter e" with questions.

Reading passage poems about silent 'e'. Uses "I can" statements and an "I read, then you read" format. Questions and answer key included.

A nonfiction reading passage about the important roles of bees in our ecosystem. Questions included.