Speech Therapy Now

Speech therapy handout for parents to build their young child's early speech and language skills. Helpful tips for parents of preschool-aged children who may be concerned about their speech and/or language development. This handout includes several functional activities and opportunities to practice speech with the family at home or on the go! Quickly send this resource home with parents!

Handout for patients with aphasia (word finding difficulties), caregivers, and/or family. Includes five strategies for everyday life to improve word retrieval when the word is "on the tip on their tongue."

SLP Resource / Patient Education / Swallowing Treatment for Infants, Pediatrics & Adults Resource includes the signs, symptoms, and changes in swallowing (as related to anatomy & physiology) for each swallow stage: oral prep, oral transit, pharyngeal, and esophageal. Also includes a list of appropriate treatment options and strategies for addressing the signs of dysphagia.

Sorting mat with 4 squares for learning the seasons of the year: spring, summer, fall, winter. Sorting items / Categories / Seasons / Time Concepts

Fun puzzle pieces to practice multisyllabic (3 to 4 syllable) words in Spanish and English. Includes 15 sets of Spanish-English word pairs for bilingual students. Great for vocabulary and/or articulation practice!

Carryover practice for initial /v/ sound. Have child read and/or repeat sentences aloud to practice the "v" sound. Speech therapy resource, home exercise program.

Carryover practice for initial /f/ sound. Have child read and/or repeat sentences aloud to practice the "f" sound. Speech therapy resource, home exercise program.

Reward chart titled "I Am Working For" to increase organization and motivation for learning. Place a picture or draw the child's reward that they are "working for" (e.g., snack, toy, game) in the yellow box. Includes 10 boxes: number the boxes 1-10 and check each box as the child practices their new skill. Excellent resource for teachers and parents to reward their child's hard work!

Low-tech eye gaze board with a field of 8 core vocabulary words. For patients unable to verbally communicate in the acute hospital setting. This board allows for simple and effective communication including "yes" and "no" and requests for the "call button", "medication", "drink", "television", "eat", and "restroom."

Fun super-hero themed game board that can be used for all ages! Print to use for learning game at school or use the board digitally for interactive activity over tele practice.