PamelaSLP

This packet includes: *teacher instructions *Articulation referral *Language referral (social skills, receptive, expressive) *Fluency (stuttering) referral

This is a form created for speech-language therapists to use when communicating with parents about RtI (response to intervention) for their child in any of the areas of speech and language. The first page is a brief description of the teacher referral (check-box style), and parent permission or refusal (to be returned to school). The second page is a more in-depth explanation of RtI for parent information.

Free download--105 sentence starters! Great for printing on cardstock, cutting into strips, and laminating. Can be used many ways including articulation sentence practice and quick write prompts. PDF

This free download is a team meeting agenda template that is useful for any team including: teachers, therapists, special education staff, paras, parents, etc. Especially great when service providers are in different buildings or contracted. Can be shared before meeting to prep team members and used as minutes to follow up after the meeting. Great for IEP case managers. Useful for students who need additional support (montly, quarterly additional team meetings). Word Doc can be altered to meet y

This is a referral form that can be used when referring a student for additional help, and possibly later special education testing. This check-list form asks the teacher to look at the Instruction, Curriculum, Student, and Environment. Can comment at my blog or email to request word document format for personalizing. Download is in PDF format. Teacher feedback has been positive to using this form for student referrals to the Student Assistance Process. slpity.blogspot.com

Free Download. PDF. 2 forms great for taking observational notes and data on student goals while co-teaching or doing classroom walk-throughs to check student progress. Recommend to make a binder or clipboard for mobile data collection. slpity.blogspot.com

Document (.doc) can be adjusted to fit your needs. IEP Case Manager can send this form home to get more information for more effectively scheduling IEP meetings! Top half to be filled out by parent, including contact information and scheduling preferences. Bottom half is for the parent to keep and includes IEP and MDT due dates, reasons for contacting the Case Manager. Contact information can be typed in at the bottom of the page and/or a business card can be attached to the bottom portion for t

Download this document (.doc) and make your own edits to fit your needs. I send this home at the beginning of the semester and with the meeting notice, so parents have time to consider their student's IEP. Many parents have appreciated having this and become very active participants in the meeting because they've had time to think about what will be discussed. Useful to keep the meeting moving, also. Hope it's helpful!

Free download is an adaptable word document. Progress Note is useful for recording comments/progress on any goals. Includes write-in notes and circle options (e.g., good fair poor). Can be adapted for any special education provider.

This is a packet that can be printed and copied for speech room folders. Included: *cover page (name, days/time of speech sessions, goals, speech room behavior expectations) and a stamp/sticker chart with random-interval prize earnings.

This form helps me document that all necessary staff members have received a copy of the IEP at a glance form (and/or a full copy of the IEP if I mark it that way). I staple this 1/4 page to the top of the IEP at a Glance, the teacher initials and dates it, then put the 1/4 page in my mailbox (they keep the Glance for their files). I staple the 1/4 pages to the IEP in the file so when file review comes around all documentation is present! Our entire sped team uses this method, so it is consisten

A brief report that is sent home with the student's Speech Homework folder to let parents know *behavior *effort *homework is sent *additional notes. Also a space for parents to write notes back. 4 days per page. Free download. PDF

Download this Document (.doc) and make changes to fit your needs. This is a visual IEP agenda. Can be blank when you come to the meeting and filled in as a group (projected onto whiteboard) or it can be filled in prior to the meeting, copies made, and additional notes written in. I also share this with classroom teachers before the meeting so they can be prepared for the meeting (see IEP meeting teacher prep download).

Challenge students to earn a Dollar Challenge dollar by completing 100 of their goal behaviors. This could be 100 correct speech sounds in 1 session for an artic student, 100 correct wh-question answers in a month for a language student, etc. When they earn the Dollar Challenge Dollar, have them sign their name on a printed dollar and add it to your Dollar Challenge bulletin board. Packet includes: counter graph up to 100, artic graph up to 10 trials, and parent note home saying they earned it!

Downloadable Document can be adapted to fit your needs. Print this off and add page numbers to point parents to the most important information in a printed IEP (Individualized Education Plan), since the full document can be quite intimidating! I include this in the envelope I send the final copy home in. Boardmaker pictures used for visuals.

Free Printable. Document is adaptable to your needs. This form can be filled in prior to an IFSP meeting, copies made, and a copy given to each team member (especially the parents). Or, this can be used to take notes during the meeting to help you type into the IFSP later.

Downloadable document (.doc) can be adapted to fit your needs. 3 letters per page, to be cut apart. Can be stapled to a copy of the IEP Meeting Summary (which can also be downloaded at my TpT store or at slpity.blogspot.com).