Nacho Average Speech
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Hammonton, New Jersey, United States
About the store
Hello, my name is Kristin and I am a licensed Speech and Language Pathologist with 4 years of experience working with students K-21+ with severe special needs. I am passionate about social-emotional learning, life skills, and AAC. My years of experience vary from time at behavior regulation programs in private schools and special education programs within MA Public Schools. I hope you find my products easily adaptable to your needs and supportive of your own teaching styles. Please do not hesitate to reach out with specific requests for your classrooms.
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Elf Movie Bundle - Questions, Crafts, and Writing Activity
Elf Movie Bundle to address student IEP Goals! Use this movie bundle to address understanding, making predictions, situational awareness, perspectives, writing goals, and more! This packet starts with a visual contract to use with students. Go over classroom expectations for when a movie is being played and introduce accountability. The packet comes with 2 different minute-by-minute questions to address goals. The 2 packets differ in level of support. One has students write in their response
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Hanukkah Race Against the Fidget Spinner Synonyms and Antonyms
2 Pages included! - First page is purposely left blank for your individual use and customization. Just print, laminate, and use expo markers to input your students' target words - Second page has some target words already inputed Explain this is practice for synonyms and antonyms. Use a fidget spinner to keep kids engaged in the activity. Step 1 - read over each word presented in the flames. Step 2 - instruct student to spin the fidget spinner Step 3- they go through and name a synonym an
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Christmas Race Against the Fidget Spinner - Synonyms and Antonyms
2 pages included - One page left blank for you to modify with your own target words! Just print out, laminate, and use Expo markers for quick edits to change for each student. - Second page with holiday themed words.
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Winter Skier/Snowboarder Board Game Template
Address any speech goal with this skier/snowboarder board game template! WH Questions? Make your own list to address and write on individual flash cards to go with the game. Articulation? Pair the game with visuals of minimal pairs or write them on flash cards. Other ideas: Story Grammar goals to pair with a movie, Expected/Unexpected behaviors, Synonyms/Antonyms, Describing targeted visuals with adjectives, etc.
2nd - 5th
Holiday Communication Boards - Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, and Christmas
Communication boards to help your non-speaking child communicate more effectively around the holidays! Support their communication while setting up the christmas tree, serving food at thanksgiving, and or lighting the menorah.
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Christmas Board Game - Speech Therapy Goals
This Winter Wonderland board game was created for students working on analogies, conversation skills, following directions, pragmatic language, and more. Move along the board and collect snowflake coins along the way. The player with the most snowflake coins wins. Just print, cut out, laminate and you're ready to play. What you'll need:1) Laminated board game (included) 2) Laminated game cards (included) 3) Laminated Snowflake coins (included) 4) A numbered die (not included) 5) Game pieces/pawn
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List of Creative Writing Prompts
Need creative writing prompts that get the juices flowing? Challenge students with fun imaginative writing prompts that make them forget they are working on goals.
9th - 12th
Creative Writing, Writing
Self Reflection Writing Prompts
These are meant to be done with students you have trusted relationships with in which there is a need for more understanding/respect with each other. These personal self reflection writing prompts may help build stronger understandings between teacher or guidance counselor and student. Note: These might be best done in a private session.
9th - 12th
School Counseling, School Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
Coping Skills Playlist for the Music Lovers
Having trouble with a student who is struggling with accessing coping strategies? Do they like music? Use this worksheet and sit down with them. Discuss how coping strategies can be different for everyone and how they're helpful. Channel their interests and create a coping skills playlist. Let them access their phone and together search their spotify for inspiration or use YouTube. Allow them to access music as a coping strategy. Use an old iPod to download the music and keep in the class
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Music, School Counseling
Christmas Holiday Writing Prompts
Themed writing prompts that challenge your students thinking around the holidays. Practice writing skills, grammar, editing skills, planning, etc. These prompts are also meant to spark discussion within the classroom to further practice expressive communication, turn taking, sharing opinions, active listening skills, and more.
8th - 11th
English Language Arts
Executive Functioning Maintaining a Monthly Calendar
Address executive functioning goals and teach organizational skills through monthly calendar planners and reviews. Have students fill one sheet out at the start of every month. Introduce strategies like marking due dates for assignments, doctor appts, etc. Suggest they use different color pens for different categories of information. Refer them back to their calendars often and remind them to update them throughout the month. The second sheet in this packet is a monthly review. Foster refl
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Speech Therapy - Turkey Categories Craft
Make a turkey craft with your students while also practicing categorization. Print out all 4 turkey bodies. Print out all turkey feathers. Mix the feathers up and have students sort through them to file them into their proper categories. Once they've grouped them accordingly, they may assemble the feathers to a turkey. (included in the Fall SPL Bundle)
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Thanksgiving - Winner Winner Turkey Dinner Speech Therapy Game
Winner Winner Turkey Dinner is a board game created for students working on analogies, conversation skills, following directions, pragmatic language, and more. Move along the board and collect pie coins along the way. The player with the most pie coins wins. Just print, cut out, laminate and you're ready to play. What you'll need: 1) Laminated board game (included) 2) Laminated game cards (included) 3) Laminated Pie coins (included) 4) A numbered die (not included) 5) Game pieces/pawns
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Fall - Describing Graphic Organizer
Use this graphic organizer to promote more descriptive language from students. Draw attention to colors, textures, uses, categories, etc. Comes with 2 additional pages of visuals to cut out and laminate to place in center of graphic organizer. Goal is for the student to describe the picture without naming it. After some practice, turn it into a game in which the student can randomly select the visual prompt to describe without the teacher knowing what it is. The student must then use the g
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Fall Writing Prompt
Writing prompt for students working on written expression goals, editing, grammar, etc. Use fall as a theme to talk about change and how change can be difficult at times but it can also be beautiful. As a follow up activity, have students collect changing fall leaves from the playground and add to their written submission. (included in the Fall SPL Bundle)
5th - 12th
Fall - Race Against The Fidget Spinner - Formulating Sentences
Race against the fidget spinner There are 10 fall themed target words presented on leaves. Have the students read each word and check for their understanding. To turn this into a game that focuses on formulating spoken sentences, you will need a fidget spinner. Have the student spin the spinner. They will be tasked with using each word in a sentence BEFORE the spinner stops spinning. Students may combine more than one target word into a sentence. The second page is a blank version of th
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Fall Coping Strategies Activity
Student struggling with accessing coping strategies? Need to review what options they have for those times when their emotions are too overwhelming? Use this worksheet as an opportunity to go over what coping strategies are available to them. Think of unique ones for the season/holiday that may be more enticing to students. (i.e. Fall = carving pumpkins, baking apple crisp, a new candle, going for a walk, collecting leaves, etc.) Student can either fill out this worksheet with the guidance c
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School Counseling
Fall themed Following Directions Craft
Following verbal directions can be a hard task for students with attention deficits, processing delays, and more. Practice following directions with this fun easy craft for students. Either print out multiple copies for students to cut out and paste (working on those fine motor skills - perfect for co-treating with the OT), OR print these out, cut, laminate, and add velcro pieces ahead of time. That way the craft is reusable, more environmentally friendly, and more time efficient. (This ac
K - 6th
Fall Synonyms/Antonyms - Apple Picking
Apple / Fall themed synonyms and antonyms comes with 2 blank ones for your customization. Just print out, laminate, and use expo markers to write in your own target words for each student. (included in the Fall SPL Bundle)
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Fall Speech and Language Bundle!
Fall Speech and Language Bundle - 14 different activities - some in the form of editable graphic organizers for your customization to each student -Synonym and Antonym practice -Sorting -Following directions craft -Spot the difference -Formulating spoken sentences -Written expression -Describing Graphic Organizer with visual prompts -Categorization turkey craft (transportation, community helpers, animals, weather) -Winner Winner Turkey Dinner Board Game with analogy prompts, conversation
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About the store
Experience
Hello, my name is Kristin and I am a licensed Speech and Language Pathologist with 4 years of experience working with students K-21+ with severe special needs. I am passionate about social-emotional learning, life skills, and AAC. My years of experience vary from time at behavior regulation programs in private schools and special education programs within MA Public Schools. I hope you find my products easily adaptable to your needs and supportive of your own teaching styles. Please do not hesitate to reach out with specific requests for your classrooms.
Teaching style
As a service provider, I believe the best and least restrictive environment for a student to practice their own communication is within the classroom. That is why my preference for services is the push-in model. From my own experience, I have found that this is the most successful environment for both the student and the teacher. It allows you to support the child's communication needs in real time and it promotes generalization outside of the speech room.
My own education history
Undergraduate degree from Syracuse University.
Masters degree from Long Island University.
Additional biographical information
I am relocating to the west coast and will be taking a 5-8 week road trip across the country. Due to this travel, I am unable to practice speech therapy while on the road. So please do not hesitate to reach out with specific requests for students struggling in your own classrooms - whether it be requests for visual aids, graphic organizers, activity ideas based on a life skill, etc.
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