Speech Thera-Pea

Use this short story to talk about important elementary concepts such as helping others, solving problems, and recognizing emotions. I have included various speech and language targets such as: - Answering WH questions- Social Skills/Conversation- Vocabulary (categorization, multiple meaning words, prepositional concepts)- Sentence completion/writing- Grammar (regular plural nouns, regular past tense verbs)- Phonological Awareness/Early Literacy- Articulation (S, L, R, K/G, F/V)

Grab your mini objects and these companion cards to use in speech therapy! Great for grab-and-go quick planning. Select the card that best fits the child's goal, and use the mini objects to target articulation and language.

Summer speech and language homework calendars for the months of June, July, and August. Send these home with students on your caseload so they can practice general speech and language skills all summer long.

5-4-3-2-1 Sensory Nature Walk uses the 5-4-3-2-1 grounding and mindfulness technique to guide a nature-based scavenger hunt using the 5 senses!5 things you can see4 things you can feel3 things you can hear2 things you can smell1 thing you can tasteUse this as a speech-language companion to develop vocabulary, expressive language, describing skills, and mindfulness while appreciating nature.

A back-to-school bundle to help stay organized with a busy caseload! It includes: - Back to School SLP Checklist - Daily Lesson Plans & Data Collection Sheet - IEP month organization sheet - Various Data Sheets - SLP Letter to parents - SLP follow up letter to parents - Parent questionnaire - Caseload Manager Google sheet - editable (includes to-do list, caseload information, screenings, evals, contact logs, etc)

Comprehensive Google Sheet to help manage the SLP's busy caseload. It includes: - A master to do list to keep track of all open IEPs, evals, who to contact, what to send home, etc. - Caseload tab (including a checklist for IEPs) - Schedule Template - Therapy Plan Template - Contact Log - Screenings Tab - Evaluation Tab - Accommodations Tab - Individual Data Sheet - Yearly/Quarterly Data Sheet - Language Targets by Grade Quick Reference (taken from Ohio Learning Standards)

This is a letter to send home to the parents of kids on your caseload!

I use this resource at the beginning of each school year to make sure I keep track of all the things I need to do to have a smooth start to the year! The to-do lists we have can be overwhelming, but this checklist is meant to be completed over a week or 2!

Use this data sheet for every student on your caseload. It includes space for goals, IEP meeting dates, notes, materials, homework, percentages, date/time/location, etc.

Name 3 items in each category based on adjectives. Great for students working on categorization, describing, and vocabulary skills. Also included are adjective flashcards that can be used to describe various objects/pictures around your therapy room. I have also included a "complete the sentence" worksheet.

Basic category sorting worksheet

Send this out to parents to keep them informed on their child's goals and what they are working on in therapy at school. Parents also like to know what days and when their child is having therapy.

Match the verbs and adjectives to their opposite.

I use this data sheet to help me keep track of goals over the entire year school year. I create a sheet for each student at the beginning of the year, and then do quick progress monitoring checks at least 1x a month. This is easy for me to see which goal still need data for each quarter. It is also nice seeing the progress from August to May.

You can use this sheet to write down all the dates of your IEPs and hang it up by your desk so you always know when you have to start planning for one!

Daily plan and data collections

Use this to send home to parents to fill out on the first day of school. Get to know the parents and the child a little bit better.