The Speechie Geek

Find yourself looking for a quick and easy tool to assess your student's language skills when annual meetings come rolling in, or something to help track their skills for progress monitoring? Like the name says this is a quick, and easy tool to assess the following skills: Receptive Language: Identify body parts 1 & 2 step directions Yes/no questions Identify actions Basic concepts Identify objects by function Identify spatial concepts Identify colors Identify shapes Expressive Language: Lab

This is just a starting block that I put together for my SLP graduate students. They were able to use it as a portfolio and keep items such as tips/suggestions and other important papers like student observations and supervisor observations, and self-reflections inside. It was a nice way to keep everything together and something they can take with them to future placements. For their first day I listed every student they would see on the “Student Notes” form for them to jot down a few things

Looking for ideas for your preschoolers to talk about Christmas around the world. Why not do these cute activities for the German tradition of hiding a pickle in the tree. My preschoolers loved both of the activities listed on this and were asking about the pickle on the tree for the next couple weeks following the activities.

Use these cute seasonal photos to help build language. This was designed to be used however you can imagine. Some starter ideas are included for each picture and include skills such as: identifying/labeling vocabulary, answering ‘Wh’ questions, identifying and using spatial concepts, using pronouns, following directions, creating sentences, etc. Laminate them and you can use a dry erase marker to practice even more following directions. Feel free to leave the ways you've used this product in

This is just a starting block that I put together for my SLP graduate students. They were able to use it as a portfolio and keep items such as tips/suggestions and other important papers like student observations and supervisor observations, and self-reflections inside. It was a nice way to keep everything together and something they can take with them to future placements. For their first day I listed every student they would see on the “Student Notes” form for them to jot down a few things

Go on an adventure with Lilly and Ben to find their missing star for the top of the their Christmas tree. This book was designed as a multi-sensory activity with my preschoolers. I purchased the different items (miniature Christmas tree, jingle bells, lightbulb ornaments, candy cane ornaments, snowflake ornaments, ornaments with different patterns/textures, present ornaments, miniature bows, gingerbread ornaments, mini stockings, star ornaments, and different scented melts that matched what th

Use this cute Winter photo however you can imagine. Some starter ideas are included in the activity: identify/label vocabulary, answer ‘Wh’ questions, identify and use spatial concepts, using pronouns, following directions, creating sentences, etc. Laminate it and you can use a dry erase marker to practice even more following directions. Feel free to leave the ways you've used it in the comments for others to use! Check out these other language building activities offered at my store: (**not

Use this cute Pirates (scene 1) photo however you can imagine. Some starter ideas are included in the activity: identify/label vocabulary, answer ‘Wh’ questions, identify spatial concepts and using prepositions, following directions, creating sentences, etc. Laminate it and you can use a dry erase marker to practice even more following directions. Feel free to leave the ways you've used it in the comments for others to use! (Please note some of the examples are the same on the Pirates Languag

This is just a starting block that I put together for my SLP graduate students. They were able to use it as a portfolio and keep items such as tips/suggestions and other important papers like student observations and supervisor observations, and self-reflections inside. It was a nice way to keep everything together and something they can take with them to future placements. For their first day I listed every student they would see on the “Student Notes” form for them to jot down a few things

Have fun practicing prepositions with these cute springtime pictures. Included are 12 pages filled with 5 groups of prepositions, one set of pictures without labels, and a matching set of pictures with labels.

Students can practice sorting what they will need for each of the three types of weather (sunny, snowy and rainy). Working with preschoolers I try to incorporate quick short songs to keep the kids engaged, and after a couple repetitions, some of them even start to sing along (which is great for us Speechies!). You may want to sing this for each vocabulary you target: (To the tune If You're Happy and You Know It) If it's (weather) outside, get your (item), If it's (weather) outside, get you

A book of prepositions for fall or Halloween. Included are pumpkins the children can cut out and glue on each page.

Use this cute Summer photo however you can imagine. Some starter ideas are included in the activity: identify/label vocabulary, answer ‘Wh’ questions, identify and use spatial concepts, using pronouns, following directions, creating sentences, etc. Laminate it and you can use a dry erase marker to practice even more following directions. Feel free to leave the ways you've used it in the comments for others to use! Check out these other language building activities offered at my store: (**note

Use this cute Fall photo however you can imagine. Some starter ideas are included in the activity: identify/label vocabulary, answer ‘Wh’ questions, identify and use spatial concepts, following directions, creating sentences, etc. Laminate it and you can use a dry erase marker to practice even more following directions. Feel free to leave the ways you've used it in the comments for others to use! Check out these other language building activities offered at my store: (**note this activity is p

Use this cute Pirates (scene 2) photo however you can imagine. Some starter ideas are included in the activity: identify/label vocabulary, answer ‘Wh’ questions, identify spatial concepts and using prepositions, following directions, creating sentences, etc. Laminate it and you can use a dry erase marker to practice even more following directions. Feel free to leave the ways you've used it in the comments for others to use! (Please note some of the examples are the same on the Pirates Languag

Use this cute Farm photo however you can imagine. Some starter ideas are included in the activity: identify/label vocabulary, answer ‘Wh’ questions, identify and use spatial concepts, using pronouns, following directions, creating sentences, etc. Laminate it and you can use a dry erase marker to practice even more following directions. Feel free to leave the ways you've used it in the comments for others to use! Check out these other language building activities offered at my store: Pirates L

Use this cute Spring photo however you can imagine. Some starter ideas are included in the activity: identify/label vocabulary, answer ‘Wh’ questions, identify and use spatial concepts, following directions, creating sentences, etc. Laminate it and you can use a dry erase marker to practice even more following directions. Feel free to leave the ways you've used it in the comments for others to use! Check out these other language building activities offered at my store: (**note this activit

This is just a starting block that I put together for my SLP graduate students. They were able to use it as a portfolio and keep items such as tips/suggestions and other important papers like student observations and supervisor observations, and self-reflections inside. It was a nice way to keep everything together and something they can take with them to future placements. For their first day I listed every student they would see on the “Student Notes” form for them to jot down a few things

Teachers can track up to 4 objectives for one IEP goal on this form. The work is all done for you, all you have to do is enter the data and this form charts it all out IN COLOR for you! Great to have at CPSE and CSE meetings to show progress and/or regression.

Are you a supervisor who observes therapy sessions and want to give daily notes but aren't sure how to organize them? Try this template, it is set up so you can copy and paste depending on how many sessions you observe. I use this daily with my student clinicians. I find that while verbal feedback is helpful, it is usually a lot for them to remember after a long day. This way they have written feedback daily and there is also a section where you can put any upcoming events or things you want