Pawsitively Speechie

At a glance form to give to teachers or even parents at the beginning of the school year for each of the students on your caseload! NOW WITH GOOGLE DRIVE COMPATIBILITY!

Halloween Freebie! Use this with students on your caseload who are non-verbal or not able to verbalize "trick or treat" yet! This item can be sent home or even made into an activity with your students. All you need is a popsicle stick and some tape to attach both visuals!

Print and place handouts with a fun treat each week during May is Better Speech and Hearing Month to help educate your staff on your role as a speech and language therapist in the school setting. Each handout has an explanation sheet, including a title which corresponds to a yummy snack AND classroom tips, tricks, or additional information for that area! Don’t forget to leave a rating! Thanks, Pawsitively Speechie

Use for articulation or language activities. Have your students practice their target 100 times! I made these to use with the small erasers frequently found in the Target dollar section, however you could cover each spot with a different item or have your student color each spot!

Have students color in or mark each with an eraser (I get mine from the Target Dollar Spot) to get tons of trials in short sessions!

Use this tool to keep groups of students on task during activities. Works wonders for those moments where students want to share a story but you don't have time! Simply have them "park" their story in the parking lot and let them share at the end of the session or a later time!

Use this to reinforce articulation or language activities! I use the small erasers from the Target dollar section to cover each of the 100 characters. Hope you enjoy!

Use for reinforcement for a variety of speech and language activities.