Speech DEVelopment Devon Stuart MS CCC SLP

Make pragmatic language evaluations faster, easier, and more professional with this fully editable evaluation template for the Social Language Development Test–Adolescent (SLDT-A)! Designed with busy SLPs in mind, this user-friendly report tool helps you clearly document assessment results, interpret findings, and communicate social communication needs to teams and families. What’s Included: ✅ Editable Microsoft Word document ✅ Pre-written sections for: Background Information Test Descr

Evaluation report template for the test of word finding third edition. Applicable to either digital or physical paper testing editions. Expedite testing with this simple template.

Template for reporting Test of Language Development- Intermediate: Fifth Edition (TOLD-I:5) evaluation. Great for language evaluation of students 8-17:11.

Example of an evaluation report for the The Stuttering Severity Instrument–Fourth Edition (SSI-4)

Report template for an evaluation utilizing the OWLS II for speech and language assessment. Complete with subtest explanations and tables.

Powerpoint lesson on school social scenarios that students face. Includes social skill strategies, video supplement, and homework assignment. Covers everything from friends to bad influences. Includes standards addressed. Perfect for observations.

Virtual field trip of Walt Disney World with question prompts for students focused on pragmatics, following directions, safety, and emotional identification. Links to park tours and ride videos included.

Fortnite and Roblox themed articulation lesson complete with lesson plan. Targets all levels, from sound to sentence. Presentation as well as lesson plan and standard alignment included.

Example report for evaluation/reevaluation of Test of Auditory Processing Skills-4 (TAPS-4).

The Test of Adolescent and Adult Language - Fourth Edition (TOAL-4) evaluation template. Language evaluation template with tables and descriptions.

In this fast-paced guessing game, students use critical thinking and pop culture knowledge to decode superheroes from a string of emojis. Each clue is made up of carefully chosen symbols that represent a hero’s powers, costume, or origin story. Players must work individually or in teams to match the emoji riddle to the correct superhero. This activity builds visual literacy (interpreting images), language skills (translating symbols into words), and problem-solving abilities (making connectio

Evaluation report template for the MoCA complete with interpretations and descriptions of subtests. Easy to input scores and support family's understanding.

Review of the top 50 vocabulary terms for state tests in ELA with definitions, example sentences, and a choice board with multiple built in activities for follow up learning.

Example template of EVT & PPVT report for evaluation/reevaluation.

What makes Romeo and Juliet more than just an old-school love story? This presentation unpacks the world of Shakespeare—who he was, why his writing still matters, and how his words shaped literature. We’ll break down key literary terms, dive into Elizabethan culture, and explore the play’s biggest themes—love, fate, family drama, and impulsive decisions. Plus, we’ll connect it all to modern life, proving that Shakespeare’s work is just as relevant today. Get ready to see Romeo and Juliet in a

Lesson with slideshow, video link, homework, and SEL alignment explanation on how to navigate unrequited love and rejection.

The Emoji Game engages students in higher-order thinking by requiring them to decode symbolic representations and connect them to cultural knowledge. This activity supports language and literacy skills through interpretation of nonverbal symbols, vocabulary use, and inferencing. It also develops critical thinking and problem-solving abilities as students analyze patterns, test possible answers, and justify their reasoning. Additionally, the game strengthens visual literacy by encouraging stud

An example/template of a speech and language evaluation/re-evaluation report for a student administered the CELF-5.

Collection of goals for speech language therapy. Arranged by category and complete with suggested frequency and modifiers. Categories for goals include: Expressive language Receptive language Self advocacy Vocabulary Grammar Writing Pragmatics Voice AAC Cognitive language Auditory processing Articulation Fluency

Challenge your students to think deeply, analyze multiple perspectives, and express their ideas clearly with this Ethical Dilemmas Assignment! This engaging resource presents students with thought-provoking moral scenarios that require them to evaluate difficult choices, justify their reasoning, and develop well-structured written responses. What’s Included?✔️ 8 compelling ethical dilemma scenarios covering real-world issues ✔️ Guided response templates to help students organize their thought