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A thorough screener for preschool children ages 2-3 that looks at receptive language, expressive language, vocabulary, fluency, articulation, voice, and narrative structure. Picture stimuli now included in this download! If you're looking for the BOOM cards version, click here.

A thorough screener for preschool children ages 4-5 that looks at receptive language, expressive language, vocabulary, fluency, articulation, voice, and narrative structure. Picture stimuli now provided in this download! If you're looking for the BOOM cards version, please click here.

This assessment is designed for speech language pathologists to evaluate speech fluency (stuttering), particularly in the schools. 1. Instructions 2. Picture description task (non-readers) 3. 200-syllable reading tasks (by grade level) 4. Calculation and tally sheets 5. Self-rating scale 6. Parent input 7. Teacher input 8. Goal bank 9. Example scoring

A simple checklist for parents of infants and young children and parents and teachers of school-aged children to check common milestones related to speech, language, reading, and writing. PreK through 5th grade.

The much-loved preschool screener is now available online via Boom Cards! Now including data sheet as one price!! Easy and quick screening of receptive and expressive language, vocabulary, narrative structure, voice, fluency, and articulation.

The much-loved preschool screener is now available online via Boom Cards! Now including the data sheet for one price!! Easy and quick screening of receptive and expressive language, vocabulary, narrative structure, voice, fluency, and articulation.

This is a quick reference sheet for most of the milestones children reach in articulation, vocabulary, grammar, and listening skills through approximately Kindergarten.

These pictures are designed to be used with the Preschool Language Screener Ages 4-5 available on Teachers Pay Teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ Preschooler-Speech-and-Language-Screener-Ages-4-5-2442484. This is a thorough screener for preschool children ages 4-5 that looks at receptive language, expressive language, vocabulary, fluency, articulation, voice, and narrative structure.

A brief oral mechanism examination looking at strength, range of motion, and coordination of oral musculature, swallowing function, sensation, articulation, prosody, DDK rates, and overall diagnostic impressions. This is designed to be given by a qualified speech language pathologist.

These pictures are designed to be used with the Preschool Language Screener Ages 2-3 available on Teachers Pay Teachers: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ Preschooler-Speech-and-Language-Screener-Ages-2-3-2442469. This is a thorough screener for preschool children ages 2-3 that looks at receptive language, expressive language, vocabulary, fluency, articulation, voice, and narrative structure.

Quickly highlight the difference between outpatient/medically-based speech pathology services and educational/school-based speech pathology services with this handy infographic.

This handout lists signs of aspiration, difficulty feeding, and tips for how to swallow safely. Patient/family friendly.

A list of 30 words to break down into prefixes, root words, suffixes, and meanings. Comes with teacher answer key.

A cheatsheet of the muscles involved in speech and swallowing including their anatomy, function, and attachment to cranial nerves.

A fun sorting activity for middle/high school students working on non-verbal cues and whole body listening. Download the pdf to access your BOOM cards link.

Use this activity to guide introducing the ideas of opinions, perspectives, and debate. These activities are best suited for small groups, but can also be used individually. Contents: 1. Instructions and teaching ideas, including relevant goals 2. Debate topics 3. Debate planners 4. Essay activity

This is a supplemental information interview form for elementary, middle, and high school teachers. It is designed to be used by speech language pathologists assessing speech and language in school-age children.

Guide your students through several vocabulary-building emotions activities, including a word search, a feelings check-in, naming emotions activity, feelings thermometers, emotional adjectives (synonyms/antonyms), and discussion questions. Great for individual or small group work.

Tally sheet for marking syntactical features of language and calculating MLU based on language sample of child.

Interactive BOOM Learning cards to teach yes/no and wh-questions, prepositions, and introductory animal vocabulary.