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Do you have students that are working at the conversational level with certain sounds? Use this simple visual to remind them to use the good speech sounds they have learned in speech while they are in the classroom! Print, laminate, and attach to the student's desk as an easy reminder to use their sound correctly! Sounds Included: R, Z, S, TH, SH, CH, and TH *Blank visuals are included to personalize or make your own!

Sometimes I... A Social Story About Farting, Burping, and Using Manners Use this simple social story to educate students about farting, burping, and appropriate behaviors by using their manners! Jenny learns that it's okay to fart and burp, but using her manners is important!

Picture song boards that go along with 7 different kid songs! Includes: If You're Happy and You Know It Itsy Bitsy Spider Old McDonald Head Shoulders Knees and Toes Twinkle Twinkle Little Star 5 Little Monkeys Wheels On the Bus Most boards include some core vocabulary such as more, go, stop, up, down, no *Boards include vocabulary that is from the song included key words and parts to model during singing and play.

Self-Reflection and Rating Scale: Self-reflection is a great way to get information from students on how they think they are doing in speech therapy! This tool is used to gather information for IEPS, therapy data, re-evaluations, initial evaluations, etc. for older students! Older students who have been in speech therapy for a while have a better understanding of their feelings and their speech sound errors, so getting their input is valuable information! Ideal for use with grades 4th and up!

Print and send home this super simple fluency journal for continued practice of awareness and feelings towards a student's stutter/disfluencies. There are 15 weeks worth of pages to reflect, rate, and self-assess to help build awareness and confidence. Each week the student fills out the rating scale, feelings, challenges, and strategies used along with the journal page. The student can write about what they did that week and elaborate more on the moments when they stuttered or what they did to

Do you have students working on social language and need help determining the difference between when to use their thought bubble vs talk bubble? This simple visual can help aid in teaching the difference and the added desk visual for students to have within the classroom! Use it as a teaching tool or an aid.

National Speech-Language-Hearing Month is the perfect time to share information with teachers and staff! These simple handouts are a quick and easy resource to share with staff, teachers, and parents. Handouts include: Tips to Promotre Better Communication in the Classroom What Do SLPs Do? Different areas of Speech and Language - includes the most prominent areas we as SLPs see within the school setting: phonology, articulation, AAC, language, and fluency! *Information on the handouts is provid

A Social Narrative to Teach Safe & Appropriate Responses to Big Feelings Are you working with a student who spits when they feel angry or overwhelmed? This simple social story is designed to explicitly teach students why spitting happens, why it is not safe, and what they can do instead when they experience big emotions. Perfect for special education classrooms, behavior intervention support, school counseling, speech therapy sessions, and early childhood settings, this social narrative helps s

Do you have students who struggle with self-advocacy? Sometimes verbal communication does not always meet the needs of all students. With this visual, you can teach the student what it is, how to use it, and why it can be used. Simply print, laminate, and provide the student another way to self-advocate!

High frequency word bundle! Tired of the same word cards? Have older students that need to work on more functional words for articulation? Get all my high frequency word cards with the sounds R, S, Z, TH, CH, SH, J, L, K

Celebrate and spread some Christmas Spirit with story of Elf! Target multiple speech and language goals with one resource! This resource can be used with either the storybook or the movie! Includes Pages to Target: WH questions DescribingCause & Effect Sequencing Story RetellVocabularyArticulation TargetsNoun & Verb SortStory ElementsExtras: Draw yourself as an Elf and coloring pagesWH Questions:Includes 4 pages complete with 16 WH questions with no pictures Includes 4 pages complete with 12

Get ready for a new school year with this back to school bundle with all my favorite resources for a fresh school year! Items included: Meet the SLP Editable Template - 2 Different Choices! Getting to Know You - 1st Day of Speech Worksheet "I go to Speech" - Desk Reminder Speech Therapy Punch Card Student Data Sheet - Speech/Language Therapy First Day Of Speech Flipbook

The Bow & Arrow cue has helped quite a few of my students visualize what they need to be doing with their tongue for articulation therapy. Creating and shaping a new way of thinking sometimes helps students rethink the /r/ sound! Use these simple visuals to explain to students what their tongue needs to be doing to produce an /r/!

Tired of the same TH words in pre-made word decks? Have older students that need more mature words to practice with articulation therapy? The perfect TH voiced and voiceless card set with TH of all levels. Create your own cards by printing and laminating them to make them more durable. Great for older students working on TH. Help your students be more successful with high frequency words!

Tired of the same R words in pre-made word decks? Have older students that need more mature words to practice with articulation therapy? The perfect R card set with R of all levels, including Vocalic R and R Blends! Create your own cards by printing and laminating them to make them more durable. Great for older students working on R. Help your students be more successful with high frequency words! Includes: OR, AR, EAR, ER, IRE, AIR, R Blends, Intial/medial/final R

Working on inferencing and need a simple way to help your students? Use the visual to explain how to make an inference and for practicing making inferences. Great to use for reading a story, making inferences about pictures, scenarios, etc.

Do you have students that are working on self-advocacy skills? This visual provides sentence starters for structuring their phrases to express themselves. You can pair it with different scenarios or use it as a visual for students as a reminder. Print, laminate, and support your students self-advocacy needs!

Have a student that is struggling with vocalic R? Try the trick of adding ING! Although some might be made up/ nonsense words it's a great trick for your student to learn the placement of where their tongue needs to be. Use the word webs for drill practice to get numerous repeptions.

Meet the SLP! What better way to start the school year off right or working at a new school! Use this completely editable/customizable "Meet the SLP" template to introduce yourself to families and staff! It's great for open house/meet the teacher night or to send home to parents. Change the colors, fonts, and add your picture! It's super simple and a great way to introduce yourself! Just simply follow the link when you get your download

This simple social story educates younger students or students on the spectrum about making friends! It talks about how it's okay to not like the same things, but you can still be friends, how having friends makes things more fun, and sometimes all it takes is saying how and asking if you can join a group to make a friend!