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This case history form for SLPs is truly comprehensive! And because it is a google form/doc, you will be able to add your own touches. Gather all of the information you need in one go with this form. Parents have opportunities to check common responses, as well as write in details and expand in an open-ended format. The form covers: Guardian informationDiagnosesMedicationsCommon issues like tongue ties and ear infectionsHearing resultsFeeding problemsCommon procedures like frenectomy and tubes i

Fall into easy, fun sessions with this following directions coloring resource. Verbal prompts make it ready-to-use. Just grab your crayons! There are 7 levels of prompts... Level 1: Simple 1-step directions (eg. Color the apples)Level 2: 1-step Directions with color (eg. Color the apples green)Level 3: simple 2-step directions (eg. Color the apples, then circle the girl)Level 4: 2-step directions with color (eg. Color the apples green, then circle the girl)Level 5: 1-step directions with spatial

Target quantitative, qualitative, spatial, and temporal/sequential concepts with this bundle of worksheets. SLPs- These 15 pages of opportunity to color in responses to a question containing a basic concept, or match to a sentence with a basic concept will make for quick, low-prep sessions. It is also great for progress monitoring all basic concepts. Parents- If your child has an IEP goal for understanding or following directions that contain any basic concepts, this resource is a great way to

Increase use of AAC throughout your students' ENTIRE day with this communication board specific for MATH! This simple communication board is 2 pages, each with a 36 icons. It provides visuals and words for: core words, actions likely to be used in math class, objects likely to be used in math class, and numbers 1-20. I recommend printing it on a double sided sheet and laminating it for long-term and practical use. Boost the engagement of your students with language impairment in math class s

Target formulating detailed sentences and answering wh- question with this comprehensive resource! Students answer wh- questions about (10 unique) engaging picture scenes in 1-3 word phrases. Using this information, they create detailed sentences including different elements, such as the person, action, place, time, and reason. You will receive the worksheets in B/W and color, as well as an example. 10 engaging scenes-half sheets. Great to laminate and reuse.1 worksheet for answering wh- questio

Spring into easy, fun sessions with this following directions coloring resource. Verbal prompts make it ready-to-use. Just grab your crayons! There are 7 levels of prompts... Level 1: Simple 1-step directions (eg. Color a flower)Level 2: 1-step Directions with color (eg. Color a flower red)Level 3: simple 2-step directions (eg. Color a frog, then color a flower)Level 4: 2-step directions with color (eg. Color a frog, then color a flower red)Level 5: 1-step directions with spatial concepts (eg. C

Use this social story in your first month of speech therapy, and for first-timers in therapy! The social story explains the basic steps of going to speech therapy and the expectations of the students. There is a color and black and white version of the story. At the end, there is an 'interactive' social story, where students complete the sentence of the social story by selecting one of the pictures options below. Students color in that image. Start with the story, and then review with the intera

Happy Halloween, SLPs! Run fun group sessions with this easy open-ended Halloween-themed game! Students practice their speech/language goals, roll the dice, and follow the prompts. You have the option to provide real condy corn, or use the paper ones provided. You also have the option to use your own speech-language targets, or the provided Halloween-themed speech-language targets provided, covering: ArticulationWH- questionsRegular/irregular past tenseRegular/irregular plural nounsPurchase th

We all know regular data sheets don't work for students who use AAC, including speech-generating devices, sign, etc. When students use language in sessions, you can check off the length of utterance they used, the modality, and the cues you provided. This allows you to quickly take useful data in your sessions. There is room on the back (I recommend printing it double sided) to write in goals that aren't targeting expressive language to easily reference those, as well. Enjoy! (=- Jeanna

MTSS/RTI Google Form for Speech-Language Services; MTSS Survey for SLPsNeed help implementing Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS), otherwise known as Response to Intervention (RTI), for speech-language services in your school? This google form can be your first step! This form helps to organize your referrals, prioritize evaluations, educate teachers, and make educated decisions on testing materials. I send out an email in the beginning of the year introducing myself along with this google fo

Creating a schedule is hectic as is. Don't waste your precious time the first week of school. If you would like a ready-to-use, entirely customizable schedule that will be your best friend this school year, download this resource. I suggest creating a weekly schedule with your planned sessions, then duplicating it each week to create weekly schedules-all within ONE document. Also, you'll have your session plans easily viewable with pre-set weekly dates for the 25-26 school year! Again... al

This resource is the best place to start when teaching /k, g/ to students with speech sound disorders. Whether you are new to the field, just getting into speech sound disorders, an educator/parent interested in more ways to help your students, or just looking for new ways to teach sounds, I am confident this resource can help you achieve confidence in your instruction for the /k, g/ sounds. This resource includes: Verbal cues for correct tongue placement and productionDescriptions of 8 unique

Despite all the communication boards out there, I consistently struggled to find a one-page communication board to provide to my students to use in their homes. This communication board is well-balanced with core words, places, colors, feelings, and common items. Looking for an AAC board specific to reading or math class? View my AAC Board for Math Class, and AAC board for Reading/Writing Class! Enjoy this FREE resource! (=-Jeanna

Increase use of AAC throughout your students' ENTIRE day with this communication board specific for English Language Arts! This simple communication board is 2 pages, each with a 36 icons. It provides visuals and words for: core words, actions likely to be used in reading/writing class, objects likely to be used in reading/writing class, and vocabulary related to ELA. I recommend printing it on a double sided sheet and laminating it for long-term and practical use. Boost the engagement of you

Run the perfect first sessions with this packet! It includes: "All About ___ on the 1st Day of Speech" worksheet where students can write and draw their answers to get to know you questions. (Color + BW)"What I Practice in Speech" where students can circle the areas of speech or language they work on, and students can write or draw their specific goals, speech sounds, or speech sessions. (Color + BW)A parent letter (half sheets) with information about school-based services and students' speech t

This is a free sample of my Basic Concepts Coloring Pages! Assess students' knowledge or practice comprehension of spatial concepts with this fun activity. Students must decide which image, of 2 presented options, best depicts the sentence above. This resource targets on, in, under, and next to. See Basic Concepts Coloring Pages resource for additional spatial concepts, as well as, qualitative, quantitative, and sequential concepts. Enjoy! (=-Jeanna

This resource visualizes possessive nouns for easy teaching. Your students can go from not using possessive nouns, to understanding what they are and generating sentences with them... quickly! You will get a 'teaching tool' placement, that allows you to manipulate items to make different possessive noun phrases, as well as, 4 pages of opportunities to practice, with and without visual cues. Enjoy! (=-Jeanna

This is a simple, visual aid to give to students for on the go. Print, laminate, hole punch, and secure with a binder ring to remind students of ways they can re-regulate or 'get back to the green zone'. Or, make a session out of it by writing/drawing on blank cards with your students before laminating them. Comes in color and B&W. Enjoy this FREE resource! (=-Jeanna

Simple and fun "All About ____" worksheet/activity. Students can write or draw their responses, depending on their age and skill level. The worksheet is available in color and black + white. Enjoy this FREE resource! If you are an SLP looking for first day activities, check out my First Day of Speech resource here! Enjoy this FREE resource! (=-Jeanna