Sarah Bottjer

As an early intervention SLP, you can give this handout to parents, allowing them to support their child's speech and language goals at home. This handout explains popular strategies used in early intervention services. Parents will appreciate the extra guidance and tips.

This product is easy to use during a session where you are targeted multiple different articulation goals for each child at the sentence level. Print out one copy, cut the squares, and place them in a cup. Have the children pick out a square from the cup when it is their turn. Then they read the sentence targeting the sound they are working on at the sentence level.

This packet is best used after reading ground hog gets a say to students. This tool can target social vocabulary goals, critical thinking goals, comparing and contrasting goals, and social emotional goals.

This activity helps target sequencing. To use this tool to it's full potential, show the video related to this handout first. Next, allow the students to cut out each picture and glue them to the appropriate square above. This can be used to target any sequencing goals,

This worksheet is great to target idiom goals during speech therapy sessions.