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Work on COMPARISONS and CONTRASTS with a worksheet that uses three steps to help make the learning stick. On each worksheet, two objects are compared. The student first matches up the attributes that are the same and those that are different. Next, the student uses auditorization and verbal rehearsal to state these comparisons and contrasts. Finally, the student is asked to cover the worksheet to state one way the objects are the same and one way they are different. This worksheet can be used i

Want a better and easier way to gather the necessary informal language data as required as part of the evaluation process? Here it is! Back story: At our schools, over the years, the SLP’s have amassed many different skill-based, functional, or informal assessments – all different names for the same thing. We’ve hunted for a simple, straight-forward assessment that covers key language skills for our littlest ones all the way up to our HS students. We took all the assessments we had in house (we

Here's 100 different objects and functions flashcards leveled in difficulty for your students! It's broken into five sets of 20 flashcards each with a student progress chart for each set. As your students master naming each object and its function, they cross/color out the corresponding number on the chart, only reviewing the cards they don't yet know. Included in this download: 1. 100 picture flashcards of objects/functions 2. Directions sheet 3. Student Progress Charts to keep track of those t

Your students will compare and contrast two objects by systematically moving through salient attributes. Step by step the students determine if the objects are alike or different with each attribute and then place a visual cue to show their decision. At the end, cover the cues, and ask the student to tell you one way the objects are alike and one way they are different. Uncover cues as needed. Progress charting included. Included in this download: 1. 10 sets of objects to be compared and contras

When kids misarticulate /th/, they often need to work on /f/, and vice versa.  It is a tricky sound contrast and usually takes extra work. In this download, 50 sentences loaded with /f/ and /th/ sounds are supplied to give the necessary time and practice to this tricky sound contrast. In addition, two cuing systems are built into the program to help the student master production. The first is hand cues, and the second, visual picture cues. Finally, to keep the student motivated, s/he is able

Are you striving to get your speech students to transfer correct production into conversational speech? Carry-over takes time and training. Artic Click helps you teach the skill of self-monitoring, an essential step in carryover. This product was designed to work one on one, in small groups or as homework. We talk about the importance of speech homework; this was to help fill the gap. In this download you will get: 1. ArticClick Tally Sheets for /k, g, f, v, dz, ch, sh, l, r, s, z, th, TH/ a

These are tricky sound contrasts that take our students extra time and practice: /r/ and /w/ /l/ and /w/ /l/ and /y/ /s/ and /sh/ /f/ and /th/ /s/ and /th/ In this download, 250 sentences loaded with these sound contrasts give your student the extra practice needed. In this download you will get: *50 sentences loaded with /R-W/ contrasts *50 sentences loaded with /L-W/ and /L-Y/ contrasts *50 sentences loaded with /S-TH/ contrasts *50 sentences loaded with /SH-S/ contrasts *50 sentences loaded

Some great resources are already out there on conjunctions. …Why did two SLP’s build their own? First, speech sessions are short, and we needed something that would take 7-10 minutes. Second, flashcards are great until they’re not. With this, we didn’t want to mess with them. Finally, we wanted to use “and” to our advantage. Rather than get rid of it, we needed “and” to contrast how other conjunctions work better and are more powerful. Voila! Here it is! You have two options: a paper/pencil work

Teach your students to describe objects using common attributes with visual cues. Each worksheet provides a photo image of the object, a list of questions and the answers. After drawing a line from each question to the correct answer, the student covers the picture to describe the object using as many of the attributes as he can remember. If using in a virtual session, simply share your screen with the student. This worksheet works well with the EET program. During and after learning the cues a

Teach your students to describe CHRISTMAS-related objects using common attributes with handy association cues. Each worksheet provides a photo image of an object commonly related to Christmas, and a list of questions and the answers to spur on the thinking needed to identify its attributes. After drawing a line from each question to the correct answer, the student covers the answers to describe the picture using as many of the attributes as s/he can remember. If using in a virtual session, simpl

100 Antonyms, 100 Synonyms, 100 Multiple Meanings and 100 Analogies all at the tips of your fingers! Each unit is broken up into 10 or 20 lessons -- enough practice for the student to acquire a solid understanding of opposites, synonyms, multiple meanings and analogies as well as learn the no-fail strategies for retrieval. Field-tested, all-inclusive and easy to use. Included in this download: *100 Antonyms/Opposites in 10 different sets (each set with and without picture cues) *100 Synonyms in

When kids misarticulate /s/, they often need to work on /th/, and vice versa.  It is a tricky sound contrast and usually takes extra work. In this download, 50 sentences loaded with /s/ and /th/ sounds are supplied to give the necessary time and practice to this tricky sound contrast. In addition, two cuing systems are built into the program to help the student master production. The first is hand cues, and the second, visual picture cues. Finally, to keep the student motivated, s/he is able

Here are all seven (7) of the Question Types bundled together: Can, Who, What, Where, When, Why, How. 70 stimulus pictures are included to elicit a response in the form of a question. Log sheets are also included for each Question Type targeted. I put mine together in a 3-ring binder with tabs separating each Question type. I included in my binder extra photocopied Log sheets for easy access. I produced this resource after years of looking for one just like it. Other programs move too quickl

Teach your students to describe objects using common attributes with visual cues. Each worksheet provides a photo image of the object, a list of questions and the answers. After drawing a line from each question to the correct answer, the student covers the picture to describe the object using as many of the attributes as he can remember. If using in a virtual session, simply share your screen with the student. This worksheet works well with the EET program. During and after learning the cues

Teach WH-question comprehension best by contrasting WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN and WHY. Cut apart the pictures; place the sheet of questions in front of the student and answer each question by placing the picture in the box, or cut the questions into strips, staple and make into an interactive book. Either way, you'll keep your students engaged and see progress using the contrast method. Included in this download: 1. WH-questions WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHERE, WHY contrast sets (50 WH-questions tot

Here is another set of COMPARISONS and CONTRASTS worksheets that use three steps to help make the learning stick. On each worksheet, two objects are compared. The student first matches up the attributes that are the same and those that are different. Next, the student uses auditorization and verbal rehearsal to state these comparisons and contrasts. Finally, the student is asked to cover the worksheet to state one way the objects are the same and one way they are different. This worksheet can be

Are you striving to get your speech students to transfer correct production into conversational speech? Carry-over takes time and training. ArticClick helps you teach the skill of self-monitoring, an essential step in carryover. This product was designed to work one on one, in small groups or as homework. We talk about the importance of speech homework; this will help fill the gap! In this download you will get: 1. ArticClick Tally Sheets, Progress Tracker and Directions for /S/ and /Z/ Look

Are you striving to get your speech students to transfer correct production into conversational speech? Carry-over takes time and training. Artic Click helps you teach the skill of self-monitoring, an essential step in carryover. This product was specifically designed to work one on one, in small groups or as homework. We talk about the importance of speech homework; this was to help fill the gap. In this download you will get: 1. ArticClick Tally Sheet /R/ for mixed, initial, medial and final w

Here are ALL 21 BUTTON BOOKS in one click! The Button Books are a fun and successful solution I created (after years of trial and error) to keep students engaged in speech therapy by giving them simple sentences to say that, when said correctly, bring about action in another person. Each book is four pages long focused on one specific sound. Each sentence is illustrated to help the students understand the words and encourage success. These are 100% interactive books that your students will en

When kids misarticulate /L/, they often substitute this sound with the glides /W/ or /Y/.  In this download, 50 sentences loaded with /L-W/ and /L-Y/ sound contrasts are supplied to give necessary time and practice. Two sets of sentences are provided: those with visual cues and those without. I use the Contrast Sentences in face-to-face sessions, with screen share in virtual sessions or send as homework. In this download you will get: *10 sentence sheets, five with /L-W/ sound contrasts and