The Data Driven SLP

SLPs support your early learners at home or in the classroom with seek and find pictures of common babbles. What are reduplicated babbles? Common for 6-7 month old childrenRepeating the same syllable (baba or nana)A consonant-vowel-consonant-vowel structureWhy target? Reduplicated babbles can support children with apraxia to expand their word structures and verbal outputChildren only have to focus on producing two repeating consonant-vowel clusters which allows for less mental loadActivities: 12

Use this product for expressive, receptive, and social language groups. These real life pictures are great for students with ASD and language delays/ disabilities. Suggested language targets: Expressive languageVarious verb tenses - (What are the doing?)Pronouns (He/She/They)Describing a picture (What is happening?)Receptive language targets:wh- questions (What are they playing with? Who is feeding the dog?)Object or person identificationSocial languageExplaining routines - (Brushing teeth, get

Start the new year with a new set of goals. This lesson covers the components of a SMART goal, why goals are important, and three different goal-setting worksheets for all grade levels. Use this lesson at the beginning of the school year or while ringing in the new year. The lesson and worksheets do not include the year so this resource can be used over and over again no matter if it's 2023 or 2100! If you found this resource useful, feel free to rate and review to earn those TPT credits!

SLPs, make your progress monitoring of th in all positions of a word a breeze with a paperless data tracking sheet via Google Sheets and a slideshow of real world pictures. Students can be prompted to label the verb or create a sentence or story. This product includes about 250 words paired with images. Students will see the image via a slideshow while you track their accuracy and prompt needed via the Google Sheet. The Google Sheet will total up the student's correct and incorrect production an

Use these 7 different story maps to assist students with summarizing and retelling narrative texts. The graphic organizers allow for both writing and drawing to allow all student to interact with the story. If you enjoyed this resource, rate and review to earn those TPT credits!