The Babbling Speechie

This is an excellent resource for SLPs to give to teachers & parents who have concerns about a child's typical language development. This handout summarizes typical language development from infants to age 8. This handout summarizes language development milestones that represent a range of expectations for when children develop language structure. It is important to note that these milestones also depend on the child's linguistic and cultural background. This document can also be used a resour

This is a great handout and resource for SLP's as well as parents. Many parents have questions about why their child isn't talking and what they can do. This handout sums it all up! I would always bring a copy of this to an IEP meeting when I know I will be working with a child who mostly communicates by way of non-verbal communication. -The Babbling Speechie

Are you working on CV syllable shapes in speech therapy? This page is filled with CV syllable shapes in black and white that can be colored & then practiced. The coloring while drilling these words makes therapy fun! I have had a lot of success with this reinforcer. More to come! Enjoy!!

So many of my students have a difficult time defining words. From my experience,they often do not know where to start. This visual map will guide them to defining words with ease by having them decide the category, function, and attribute of an object & then build a sentence. With this visual map and some guidance during the process they are well on their way to defining words!

Do you have a student who can produce the /k/ sound in isolation AND in initial, medial, and final position of words? Does he lose this perfect sound when you move on to phrases, sentences, and conversational speech? Then, this WH question strip activity is a definite download! Simply laminate these 2 pages, cut out the questions into strips along with the target sounds and have fun drilling silly questions! This activity is also great for students who are working on asking WH questions and w

This sheet is meant to be an addition to a speech binder, however, can be used for anything when working on the /K/ sound! I am putting together a speech binder for my articulation kiddos & they love it! Speech binders are fabulous because 1) they take the monotony out of articulation drill 2) easy data collection 3) you can do so much with them! (laminating then stamping after good productions, tic tac toe, etc!) I arranged this page in order to make life simpler for the SLP. The target word