Sofia Speech

Smooth and bumpy road as a visual aid for fluency/stuttering. 5 different cars so students and clients can choose which visual they like best. There is also a page with all the cars and pages with just roads so they can be cut out as needed. This can be used digitally or printed.

10 paragraph prompts with hamburger and s'mores graphic organizers! I designed this for speech therapy, but it can absolutely be utilized in the general education or special education settings. Powerpoint format that can be shared with students via Google Slides or Google Classroom. Feel free to send home for homework as well! Also consider that this may be printed or used in a presentation for collaborative teaching.

This anchor chart as examples and definitions of the coordinating conjunctions. This will be extremely helpful with instruction.

Easy Onsets activity in addition to Smooth Sailing and Bumpy Roads for self monitoring.

Easy onsets as a scaffolded hierarchical activity. Many descriptions, visuals, repeated cues and hints. Starts with h, moves to vowels then to a variety of sounds including consonants. This activity can last for multiple sessions and appropriate for all ages! PDF format so it can be used electronically for remote learning or printed for in person practice. Consider referencing this on an iPad or tablet for in person learning. If printing, considering printing multiple pages on the same sheet of

I originally designed this for a SNF patient with glaucoma to use for independent practice. I found that it is also suitable for students and those without visual impairments as it is highly structured. I placed the stimulus items in the center of the pages with large text. Large font alone may not help visual impairments. My patient benefited from using a magnifying glass and light.There are activities for categories, synonyms, and antonyms. There are also opportunities to practice the specific

Printable play doh mats to complete following directions activities. Adds context to following directions tasks. I created this for speech therapy, but I think it could be helpful for occupational therapy as well. Of course, this can also be used in special ed and general education settings. Enjoy! Expansion tip: To preserve the finished product, consider using dauber markers, crayons, paint, or glue paper pieces.

5 Language Passages to delve into all the goals! Also, this is great to probe skills. Pre-teaching for vocabularyContext cluesLiteral ComprehensionNon-literal questionsYou can incorporate some story elements and predictionPrompt students for visualization techniquesCompare and contrast

Use with iPad pencil, laptop, Chromebook or print! Color coordinated graphic organizer, hamburger themed and a bonus s'more! Great for 5 sentence paragraphs.

20 - three word sentences20 - four words sentences15 - five word sentences15 - 6-8 word sentences 30 - longer, more complex sentences

This is an interactive powerpoint that can be used entirely in presentation mode to teach is/are. There are 24 slides featuring cute pictures of my pets and their furry friends. Use this in person or via tele therapy.

Description: A silly collection of pictures involving cartoon lizards and real picture scenes from south Florida. Great for sentence expansion and WH questions. Images are static, but inferencing and world knowledge can be easily incorporated. Use for young learners, sentence expansion, AAC, wordless picture book, etc. Duration: Anywhere from 30 min-1 hour, maybe even longer if you really delve into vocabulary and inferencing. So many open ended possibilities. Tip: Fun to practice for kiddos t

How To: use daily or stacked. Compile in a folder, file, binder or electronically for repetition and rehearsal. Share with parents for home practice. Digital or printable With 100+ idioms, you could be set for the year!

40 problem solving scenarios for: magnitude of the problempredicting outcomes determining causes identifying solutions baseline data or progress monitoring *** Visual aids included ***

A variety of graphic organizers and anchor charts when working on WH questions. Great opportunity to give the kids a little control by choosing which graphic organizer or anchor chart to use.

Graphic organizer for semantic development. Simple design, but also looks cool and engaging! Great for EET, feature analysis, attributes, etc.

Drag and drop compare and contrast activity with Venn diagrams. Starts with drag and drop, then ends with a few open ended activities. Great for speech therapy.

30 total sentences, 40 unscrambling tasks. Great to target and model syntactic structures. Excellent for home practice over the Christmas vacation as well!

Topic, main idea, details. One version is lined, the other is unlined. Great to use digitally or as a printable. Enjoy!

This editing checklist looks at language from an SLP perspective that emphasizes syntax. Revision supports metacognition and self-monitoring skills.