Speak Well

Here is a helpful hand-out for vocal hygiene protocols, based on current research, that can help support your voice clients. Feel free to provide this hand-out to your voice clients, families and/or use them in a school setting for teachers!

This pack consists of multiple language actvities for the book The Darkest Dark by Chris Hadfield. The unit is packed with activities that would be most useful for Kindergarten to Second Grade. THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES:Book CompanionTier 2 Vocabular CardsAntonym MatchingSynonym MatchingMultiple Meaning WordsWH QuestionsInferencing and predicting cues to use with the storySequencing cardsCharacter cardsSentences stripsPreposition activitiesComparing and contracting activitiesDescription WebsDraw an

Have fun giggling with your students using these school-aged jokes to help them with their articulation goals and to work on promoting generalization. In this package you will find jokes that target the following phonemes in various word positions: /k//f//s//th//sh/ /ch//l/ and /r/ How I use this resource: I typically give the students an opportunity to answer the joke, if they do not know the answer I will tell them it. Once they understand the answer, I pose the joke again, so they can answer

Use this game of idioms to help teach students higher level language in a fun and effective way. This can be used in a group or one on one setting! Students will pull an idiom out of a bag and then have to explain it, if they pull a 'cat out of the bag' then there is an added twist! Included: Instructions Rules for game Score cards Strips of idioms and pictures of cats Answer key (idioms explained)

This is a flyer that outlines some quick and easy speech and language activities that can be useful to provide to parents and/or teachers. There are 7 activities that can easily be incorporated into daily routines to help enhance your student's language development.

This is a cute and useful handout for teachers and parents outlining speech, language and phonological awareness milestones for children.

I created this quick reference session tracking sheet as a way to help myself quickly note and reference session history and plans for my speech and language caseload. I thought I would share it, as it has been an organizational help to me. I hope it is helpful to you, as well!

Use this data collection tool to help track students goals and progress during book reading. I use it along side books and short videos.