Speech O'Clock

This is a print-and-go packet perfect for working on auditory comprehension in short stories. The quizzes included are available in open response or multiple choice format. The questions target the facts and details of the story in the form of wh- questions! This black-and-white printer-friendly packet includes: Ten short storiesTen multiple choice quizzesTen open response quizzesAnswer keysEach quiz features a who, what, where, why, and when question.Don’t forget to leave a comment below to ea

Ten all new stories and quizzes to add to your collection! This packet contains new content and is a supplement to the original Auditory Comprehension Short Stories. This is a print-and-go packet perfect for working on auditory comprehension in short stories. The quizzes included are available in open response or multiple choice format. The questions target the facts and details of the story in the form of wh- questions! This black-and-white printer-friendly packet includes: Ten short stories

This product gives your students a visual representation of when "the ball is in their court" during a conversation! This product includes three scoreboards to target the following pragmatic language skills to encourage turn-taking: 1) Keeping the conversation going 2) Taking an equal number of turns 3) Using both questions and comments in conversation Passing the ball back and forth across the court represents whose turn it is to speak and serves as a reminder to "keep the ball moving." Keep

This interactive lift-the-flap book is perfect for articulation therapy. It targets 20 initial /s/-blend words: Spill, Snail, Skate, Swing, Spoon, Sneaker, School, Smile, Star, Skunk, Snake, Snowman, Spider, Scoop, Spot, Stop sign, Sweater, Storm, Sky, Stick Cut out the flaps to cover up the pictures on the pages... A bit of the clipart is meant to peek out on one or both sides of the flap so your kiddos can try to guess what the image is before they lift the flap! **If you're short on time, t

I use these visuals when working with kids on comparing and contrasting items. The visual organizer helps students formulate sentences with key words (e.g., "both" and "but") for comparing and contrasting. Some picture cards are included to put in the empty boxes on each page, but you can use any words or pictures you'd like! This is great to use with EETs and/or attribute charts, too!

This is just a quick, simple visual for your students that are working on vocalic /r/ productions.

Here's a simple Google Slides presentation you can use for reinforcement during teletherapy. Put the slides in present mode and click the ice cream scooper to add another scoop on the cone! Clipart courtesy of https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Blue-Bees-Workshop

This freebie includes a notification of conference to remind parents of upcoming IEP meetings and a response form for parents to R.S.V.P. English and Spanish versions of each letter are included!