Mini Me SLP

This handy chart makes converting standard scores to standard deviations easy! Great for office walls or to store in a desk drawer for those who give standardized assessments.

This teacher input form is ideal for preschool regular education teachers at Head Start, preschools, and daycare to give information, such as for evaluation reports and IEP meetings, about a student. Items are organized by developmental domain and include a checkbox and a space for the teacher to give more information should they choose. Also includes open-ended questions at the end about a student's needs, challenges, and routines.

Handout/resource for parents and teachers regarding children who stutter. Offers simple tips in plain language. One page adapted for parents and one for teachers.

This set of 42 flashcards offers 21 pairs of final consonant deletion comparison words! Each set includes one consonant-vowel (CV) and one consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) pair for easy comparison between CV and CVC words. These cards make great stimuli for any student working on final consonant deletion with clear, easy-to-understand pictures (pictures from Canva) and words that are meaningful and familiar for children. Can also be given for homework.

This comprehensive packets includes pages for all five of the domains of development (cognition, communication, social/emotional, physical, adaptive/self-help)! Suitable for use for initial evaluations, IEP updates, and re-evaluations. Targeted to both teachers and parents, and includes definitions and examples for each domain. Includes skills in each domain with checkboxes, with most domains including empty spaces so you can personalize the input form, and an area where parents and teachers can

This flashcard set includes 8 pictures for common consonants in the medial position (m, n, p, b, t, d, w, k, g, f, v, s, z, sh, ch) and 4 for less common consonants (h). Pictures are simple and easy to understand and use words that are common to children's vocabularies.

This set of what, who, and where question cards contains 2 sets of each question, with 3 questions per set (18 questions total). Each set contains the correct answers plus 3 other choices that can be used to increase the comprehension skills required. This activity can be used as visuals for earlier learners, containing easy-to-understand pictures for students who are not yet reading! The questions can also be used as a matching activity, in which students must match correct answers to the quest

Handout/resource for parents and teachers regarding children who use AAC. Offers simple tips in plain language.

These color visuals can be used as a poster in an Early Childhood classroom, used as flashcards, or used as part of an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) or Picture Exchange Communication (PECS) system.

Goal writing reminder poster contains information on characteristics of effective goal writing for special educators and related services staff with descriptions for each characteristic.

Simple handout to remind special educators and related services staff about the aspects of writing effective goals for students.