Speechables

Empower your students who stutter with this engaging and supportive role-playing activity! This resource includes 10 real-world scenarios designed to build self-advocacy, communication confidence, fluency strategy use, and peer interaction skills. Students reflect on social situations that may be difficult and explore multiple possible responses to build resilience and independence. TWO VERSIONS INCLUDED: Open-ended prompts to encourage free discussion and brainstorming. Multiple-choice ve

This comprehensive worksheet is designed to help students practice preparatory sets to improve speech fluency. It includes targeted exercises for light articulatory contacts, easy onsets, and prolongations, with a focus on anticipation, preparation, slow and easy initiation, and fluent execution. Perfect for speech therapy sessions or homework, this worksheet provides a structured approach for practicing fluency techniques with sentences, words, and phrases. It includes checkboxes for progress t

Have you been having trouble locating materials to use with your older stuttering clients/students. Look no further. Use this activity to teach or to continue practicing the light contacts/light pressure strategy. This activity is designed for readers, but can be further modified for non-readers. Please watch the short video to learn how this activity can be used to support your students. What is included - A few pages to introduce the strategy - light pressure/light contacts - 25 Compare and Co

This survey is designed as a a kind of counseling tool to discuss with your student how fearful would be are given a certain speaking situation. Students are asked to score their level of fear on a scale from 0-10. Students are then encouraged to think about what they can do to overcome this fear. The entire takes between 10-30 minutes to complete during a therapy session. This tool can be used to develop self-awareness, problem-solving skills, and just talking about tough situations that come u

This activity covers the following topics: pseudo-stuttering, substitutions, and feared words and provides opportunities to practice the fluency skill known as substitution. This is strategy designed as a temporary strategy and not meant to replace fluency-shaping or enhancing strategies. It is yet another tool students can utilize to help increase their speech fluency in the moment. The activity is divided into several components. The first page provides definitions and a brain-storming task. T

Use this form to collect qualitative information from teachers, parents, and students during fluency evaluations. This is a fillable pdf form and can be printed or completed on the computer.

Are you looking for a way to help your students who stutter to read sentences out loud more easily? Introduce them to the concept of thought groups! This simple yet effective strategy involves breaking down sentences into smaller chunks, or "thought groups," to make them easier to read aloud. In this TPT product, you'll find a range of activities and exercises that will teach your students how to identify and use thought groups to improve their fluency and confidence when reading out loud. With

This was created and shared with my students to practice speech strategies during the summer. Target: Older students -Based on other checklists that can be found on TPT.