Small Speech World
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Dayton, Ohio, United States
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I have been an SLP since 1994. My primary experience has been working in schools. I have worked with Pre-K,primary, elementary, middle school and high school, as well as Pre-Vocational students. I have served populations of students with Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Williams, Language Impairments, Articulation and Phonological impairments, Pragmatic Impairments and many low incident unique children. I have also worked as a Professor at the University level teaching sophomores to graduate students all about language development.
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Being a Good Sport Visual
Need help teaching your students how to be a good sport? Here is a one page visual that covers all the basics. It's an overall summary of expectations. It has phrases and visuals. I have used it when teaching some of my special education students lessons about social language. I have had teachers post it by games and on the playground to remind students of the expectations. See other activities in my store to see activities and visuals I use to teach "being a good sport".
K - 3rd
School Counseling
Spring Sign Language Page
Here are 24 signs to correlate with the theme of "Spring". Sign language pictures are provided by the Boardmaker Program from Meyer-Johnson. These signs are good to not only use for those students with hearing impairments but they are also good visuals for younger students or students with disabilities. I suggest learning these yourself and then demonstrating them to your student's. Hope these are helpful!
PreK - 4th
American Sign Language
Clothes Sort Winter vs Summer
Real photos good for those students who are not yet symbol ready. Cut out these cards and use them as a Winter vs. Summer Clothes Sort. There are 17 cards in all. Many of these clothes correlate to the book "The Jacket I Wear in the Snow". You can also use these as flashcards as well.
PreK - 2nd
Sign Language Pages for the Book "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie"
Here are 24 signs to correlate with the book " If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" by Laura Numeroff. Sign language pictures are provided by the Boardmaker Program from Meyer-Johnson. These signs are good to not only use for those students with hearing impairments but they are also good visuals for younger students or students with disabilities. I suggest learning these yourself and then demonstrating them to your student's. Hope these are helpful!
PreK - 1st
Reading
In the Winter I Wear...Free Powerpoint Book
This PowerPoint is a great simple way to introduce or review clothes that children wear in the winter. It is a pattern book. It has pictures as well as audio that will read the book to your students. You can use it as a switch book for some of your AAC users or for young students. The clothes shown in the presentation also correlate with the book "The Jacket I Wear in the Snow" by Shirley Neitzel & Nancy Winslow Parker. It has the carrier sentence 'In the winter I wear_____". It shows pictures o
PreK - 2nd
Vocabulary
Getting Teacher's Attention Task Analysis
This is a simple visual that shows students how to get a teacher's attention appropriately. It gives options since depending on the classroom scenario different ways can be appropriate. This activity was created with special education students in mind who are working on pragmatics (social language skills). It could also be appropriate for very young normally developing students as well.
PreK - 1st
My Valentine Gives Me- Adapted Interactive and Core Word Book for the word GIVE
This AAC Core Vocabulary Book targeting the high frequency word "GIVE (S)" is made to use in speech therapy, special education and with students on the autism spectrum disorder. It especially targets students using AAC (augmentative-alternative communication) and those students who are minimally verbal or non-verbal. Core word vocabulary books provide meaningful opportunities to develop functional and relevant vocabulary. Core vocabulary is composed of high-frequency words that are very versatil
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Sign Language Page for the Book "The Jacket I Wear in the Snow"
This page shows how you how to sign key vocabulary from the book "The Jacket I Wear in the Snow" by Shirley Neitzel (Author) , Nancy Winslow Parker. There are 12 signs in all. Theses pictures are from the Boardmaker program from Mayer-Johnson and used within their guidelines.
PreK - 2nd
American Sign Language
Sign Language Page for the Book "If You Take a Mouse to School"
Here are 24 signs to correlate with the book " If You Take a Mouse to School" by Laura Numeroff. Sign language pictures are provided by the Boardmaker Program from Meyer-Johnson (see attached). These signs are good to not only use for those students with hearing impairments but they are also good visuals for younger students or students with disabilities. I suggest learning these yourself and then demonstrating them to your student's. Hope these are helpful!
PreK - 2nd
American Sign Language
Sign Language Pages for "If You Give a Moose a Muffin"
Here are 24 signs to correlate with the book " If You Give a Moose A Muffin" by Laura Numeroff. The majority of the sign language pictures are provided by the Boardmaker Program from Meyer-Johnson. These signs are good to not only use for those students with hearing impairments but they are also good visuals for younger students or students with disabilities. I suggest learning these yourself and then demonstrating them to your student's. Hope these are helpful!
PreK - 1st
American Sign Language
People in Your Neighborhood-Community Workers Song
This takes a favorite Sesame Street Song "Who are The People in Your Neighborhood" and changes it to talk about the various people that you would find in your community. It names each person and then gives a function for each worker. This is a really fun song that most children love to sing. It's enjoyable and it teaches them information about community workers at the same time. What a great way to teach about community occupations.
PreK - 1st
Civics, Other (Performing Arts)
Lunch Bingo
This activity provides 8 different Bingo boards with a grid of 9 pictures on each one. It has 17 different food/lunch related pictures. There are two appliance pictures and a silverware picture that is often associated with lunch. This game is targeted for young children and children with special needs but is very versatile. This is a great activity that is flexible when discussing healthy food choices, stimulating language at the word, sentence or conversational level and also a great way to ch
PreK - 2nd
Introducing Yourself
This is a simple task analysis for introducing yourself that provides a visual with words and simple pictures. It is placed in order from top to bottom. I've used it as a simple visual. I've also used it by cutting all the steps apart and then having students put them in correct order. I've also blown the visual up and used it as a sort of "cue card" while role-playing. I hope you find it useful .
K - 3rd
Bear Stays Up for Christmas Sign Language Page
Here are 24 signs to correlate with the book " Bear Stays Up for Christmas". Sign language pictures are provided by the Boardmaker Program from Meyer-Johnson (see attached). These signs are good to not only use for those students with hearing impairments but they are also good visuals for younger students or students with disabilities. I suggest learning these yourself and then demonstrating them to your student's. Hope these are helpful!
PreK - 3rd
American Sign Language
Antonym (Basic) Matching
There are 22 cards/11sets of antonyms. These are some basic opposites that are good for younger or delayed students. Use these cards to play “Go Fish” ,“Memory” or any other way you see fit. There are a few blank cards to add your own. You can use them as flashcards as well.
PreK - 2nd
Balls! A simple Switch Book
This book was originally created as a simple augmentative switch book. By using this PowerPoint book on a computer with an adaptive switch students can make the balls move around the screen and trigger the sounds effects. It's useful for many AAC users.
I have also had teachers use these books as an opportunity to practice descriptor words to describe different types of balls or sports
Please feel free to use it however it fits your needs.
PreK - 1st
Vocabulary
What Does a Good Sport Say?
This is a simple worksheet that reviews what a Good Sport Says. There are pictures and phrases for discrimination and an area students can generate and write or draw their own supportive Good sports saying. This has been a great activity to use with both special education and young regular education students when teaching social language, especially regarding 'being a good sport'.
K - 2nd
School Counseling
Everyday Handwriting
I have found in my work that many students with higher functioning autism or certain disabilities often lean towards perfectionism when handwriting. This often leads to students taking an inordinate amount of time to write. Many times this triggers a domino affect where students fall behind in their work. This is a social story or script that targeted those students. It can be used as a PowerPoint story on a computer or printed as a hard copy story.
2nd - 4th
Writing
Christmas Holiday Crackers
Here is a quick and easy recipe to use with students around the Holiday Time. Pictures are provided by the Boardmaker Program from Meyer-Johnson (see attached)
PreK - 4th
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About the store
Experience
I have been an SLP since 1994. My primary experience has been working in schools. I have worked with Pre-K,primary, elementary, middle school and high school, as well as Pre-Vocational students. I have served populations of students with Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Williams, Language Impairments, Articulation and Phonological impairments, Pragmatic Impairments and many low incident unique children. I have also worked as a Professor at the University level teaching sophomores to graduate students all about language development.
Awards & shining teacher moments
2014 Excellence in Education Award-Centerville City Schools
2017 Miami Valley Autism; Low-Incidence Coaching Team A-Lister Award
My own education history
B.S. in Education-Speech/Language Pathology and Audiology
M.S. in Speech/Language Pathology
Additional biographical information
I am a member of ASHA and OSPPEAC. I'm a Midwestern girl with Eastern roots. I love traveling the world. I have a passion for working with kids. TPT gives me a chance to share some of my creativity.
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