modSLP

A simple visual board for helping students identify and express their feelings.

This social skills lesson can be used in teletherapy or in-person with students who have access to chromebooks. This pear deck was created for a mixed social skills group in which students had goals related to making social inferences, problem solving, and understanding nonliteral language via interpretation of a social picture scene. It can also be used to target language goals related to describing and reasoning. Many high schoolers are not particularly thrilled about being pulled out

Great for upper elementary students who need extra support to generalize their 's' sounds. This homework sheet gives them 35 opportunities to practice their 's' sentences at home (7 sentences x 5 trials each).

We all have at least one student who walks into speech and immediately asks to play a game... Direct that student to this visual so they can see for themselves whether it's a game day or not. I don't have a problem with using games in speech therapy as it's often easy to incorporate goals into them, however I wanted to enforce the concept of working towards a reward. Print out this visual and add a sticker after each successful speech session. After four sessions, the student earns a game.