Speechologist

Have a visual to show your student's progress. Give them something to show how hard they have been working.

This item can be laminated or put in a plastic pouch for kids to use dry erase markers to orangize themselves to help with executive functioning skills. A picture of the child can be place in the cartoon photo if needed (that is what I did). The morning copy goes home The afternoon copy goes by the closet door, by the classroom door, or in a specific area. Visuals help readers and nonreaders learn to visualize routines and responsibilities.

Cute caution sign for Halloween doubles as a tool to educate staff members of the roles of a school based speech language pathologist.