Starry Speech Supports

Are you ready to take your communication with teachers' regarding their student's intelligibility to the next level? Getting in that meeting with a teacher before writing an evaluation or before an IEP meeting can be next to impossible with the complexity of scheduling and the amount of workload you have on your plate. I believe that every speech therapist deserves a tool that streamlines the process of collecting information from teachers before writing and evaluation and IEP meetings.This

This Speech Evaluation Case History Form (Initial Referral) is a Google form designed to streamline the collection of crucial medical history information pertinent to speech-language disorders. Tailored with both families and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in mind, this form offers convenience and efficiency. Families can complete it at their own pace, in the comfort of their homes. Families are encouraged in an introduction letter to only share what they feel comfortable sharing on the for

Hi! This Speech Sound Progress Scale was created to celebrate incremental growth in speech production! Designed with simplicity and positivity in mind, our scale utilizes numbers, starting from 1, ensuring that every step forward is acknowledged and celebrated. Gone are the days of negative imagery (e.g., thumbs down, sad faces) ; this Speech Sound Progress scale focuses solely on student's journey of progress as we adopt a growth mindset while working on articulation goals. With each trial co

As an SLP, you are sure to have an enormous workload. I have found that utilizing Google Forms helps me collect information quickly and is convenient for the people that I'm collaborating with (e.g., teachers, family members). These are some of the forms that I use on a yearly basis to support my students and the families that I serve. This is a GROWING Bundle. Buy Now and Save! Initial Referral Speech Evaluation Case History Google Form- I've shared the initial referral version that I use to

Looking for a fall-themed speech therapy language activity that can help the students on your caseload or in your classroom expand their sentences? Check out this printable resource featuring 20 high quality photos with visual icons to remind students to expand their sentences by thinking of "who" is doing "what" "where" "at what time". Have students expand their sentences further by thinking of "how" the individuals are feeling questions and or "how" they are doing something. Tap into infere

This Stuttering Survey for Families is a Google form designed to streamline the collection of information pertinent to stuttering. Tailored with both families and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) in mind, this form offers convenience and efficiency. Families can complete it at their own pace, in the comfort of their homes. This Stuttering Survey covers various aspects asks families to reflect upon disfluencies and stuttering behaviors observed in their child's speech. Families can quickly

SLPs, are you looking for a winter-themed speech therapy language activity which includes various Arctic Animals? This is a great resources to help the students on your caseload. Teachers are you looking for a center or individual activity that ties into a lesson This printable resource includes over 20 high quality photos of Arctic Animals with visual icons to remind students to expand their sentences by thinking of "what the animal" is doing in the Arctic habitat. Have students exercise their

This activity uses prompts paired with a Polaroid-style drawing template to promote self-expression, cultural awareness, and social-emotional learning in students. This activity that can easily be incorporated into morning work, centers or quiet time: Supports students in expressing their unique perspectives through writing and drawing.Fosters a classroom culture of inclusion and belonging by celebrating diverse traditions, experiences, and identities.Encourages empathy, gratitude, and connecti

Calling all SLPs, Are you ready to take your communication with families regarding IEPs to the next level? Getting in that phone call with a family before an IEP meeting is next to impossible with the complexity of scheduling and the amount of workload you have on your plate. I believe that every speech therapist deserves a tool that streamlines the process of collecting information from families before the meeting to strengthen relationships and help get ahead of any concerns family have. In

How can you quickly start building connections with all of your new families and gain updated information from returning families when you are bogged down by a large caseload? I have found that sharing this "Getting to Know Your Family (even better for some)" form year after year has helped build and strengthen relationships with the families that I work with. Families want to know that you're invested in their child, by collecting this information you will know what is important to the fam

Looking for a Christmas-themed speech therapy language activity that can help the students on your caseload or in your classroom expand their sentences? Check out this printable resource featuring 20 high quality photos with visual icons to remind students to expand their sentences by thinking of "who" is doing "what" "where" "at what time". Have students expand their sentences further by thinking of "how" the individuals are feeling questions and or "how" they are doing something. Tap into i

This bundle includes sentence expanding kits for three winter holidays: Hanukkah, Christmas and Kwanzaa. Each Kit includes: over 20 real photographs of holiday related activities with visual icons to cue students to expand their sentences to make them more complete.core vocabulary for utterance expansion tasksvisual supports to support comprehension of wh questions and expression when answering wh questionssentence stripsCreating an inclusive environment is really important to me, so I've starte

Use this "Clear Speech Strategy" visual to support children's use of communication repairs across settings. When I introduce this visual, I remind my students that what they have to say is important, so tell them that we are going to work on strategies that they can use when someone doesn't understand the word they are trying to say (most of the strategies also work for when they are having trouble thinking of the word they want to say such as give a clue, show what you mean, etc) What are the s

This “Getting to Know Your Families” slide deck can be used by Educators and Speech-Language Pathologists alike to foster connections with families at the very beginning of the year.  This Google Slide deck has been thoughtfully designed to respect and embrace cultural diversity. Families are encouraged to write and/or share pictures about activities that hold significance to their family for each season of the year. There is also a slide that allows families to share what they celebrate (e.g.,

Start the school year with creativity and connection using this engaging “Capturing Summer Moments” craft! Students can color in their own paper camera, then draw pictures in the polaroid frames area to illustrate personal memories from the summer. Below the drawing, they have the option of writing a short caption to explain what their picture represents. Versatile and Easy to PrepJust print and go! Use it as a bulletin board display, morning work, something to share during morning meeting, a

Are you looking for Kwanzaa activities that can help the students on your caseload or in your classroom expand their sentences? Kwanzaa-Inspired Speech Therapy Materials: Help support your students' comprehension and expression of vocabulary specific to Kwanzaa with specialized visual supports. ⭐️ What's Included:25 pages of colored high quality photographed scenes1 opened ended scene that students can illustrate and depict their own picture (e.g. You could provide them with the following promp

Are you looking for a winter-themed speech therapy language activity which includes various winter activities (e.g., skiing, snowboarding, ice fishing, making snowmen, ice skating, etc.) that can help the students on your caseload or in your classroom expand their sentences? Check out this printable resource featuring 20 high quality photos with visual icons to remind students to expand their sentences by thinking of "who" is doing "what" "where" "at what time". Have students expand their sente

Looking for a Hanukkah or Chanukah -themed speech therapy language activity that can help the students on your caseload or in your classroom expand their sentences? Check out this printable resource featuring 20 high quality photos with visual icons to remind students to expand their sentences by thinking of "who" is doing "what" "where" "at what time". Have students expand their sentences further by thinking of "how" the individuals are feeling questions and or "how" they are doing something.

Are you an SLP who is up for evaluation? I have a bundle to help you! Included in this bundle is 1) A Rubric to track student's knowledge of their goals across the beginning, middle and end of year benchmarks. 2 )Smart Excel Sheet- All you have to do is enter the scores from the rubric mentioned above, and this smart excel sheet will calculate: percentage of students who can name at least 1 goal independently. You'll be able to turn the excel sheet in as an artifact too! 3) Student Goal Tra

Do you have a teacher evaluation schedule this year AND need to demonstrate how students have made growth? Using the data from the Knowledge of Speech and Language Goals Rubric, I input the scores that I collect across three points in time (beginning, middle and end of year) into this SMART excel sheet that I've created. I have entered in formulas into this excel spreadsheet so that the spreadsheet will calculate the % of students who have each score on the rubric as well as the % of students