Talking Pickle

This book includes 12 different animals and their homes as well as a fact about each animal. It was designed for the categorical classroom (students with ASD) but can be used for students at any level. It asks the question: "Where does a ____ go?" and then gives the answer, "A _____ goes _____." It even includes a page on where people go. This is a great activity to target reading comprehension, Wh- questions, categorizing, vocabulary, and more. I printed it in black & white, and paired it wit

Do you work with infants and toddlers (aka their parents)? A child's best therapist is their guardian, or the person who is with them all day every day. They are not in school yet, so their greatest exposure happens at home. Once a child gets to school, SLPs, teachers, and other staff members know how to talk to them to expand their language. But a parent may need a little bit of guidance. {I have personally had friends ask for tips on this very subject.} This handout will guide your families he

This book includes 12 different animals and 12 matching holidays as well as a fact about each holiday. It was designed for the categorical classroom (students with ASD) but can be used for students at any level. It asks the question: "When do you see the ____?" and then gives the answer, "You see _____ in ______." It even includes a page on when you see YOU. This is a great activity to target reading comprehension, Wh- questions, categorizing, vocabulary, and more. I printed it in black & whi

This resource details 20 phonemes and some options for producing them. This is by no means a comprehensive list of all sounds or all ways to produce them, however these are some that have worked well for me. This is a great handout for parents and there is a practice video at the end to help guide with visuals and models.

Ever wondered how to explain to a parent or a child how to produce certain speech sounds? This cheat sheet is for you. This is just a small list of MANY different strategies that you can use - this resource is simply some ideas that I have found to work to get you started. A great editable option to give to a parent at the end of the year, during an IEP, or at the beginning of the year for home practice. ENJOY :)