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VICKY MCERLEAN

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New Jersey, United States
About the store
I have worked as an early intervention therapist, providing home-based special instruction to children from diverse backgrounds and with various impairments and developmental delays for over a decade. In my current employment, I often identify and refer children with speech and language disorders, cognitive impairment, sensory integration dysfunction, and autistic spectrum disorder. I consult and co-treat with other professionals in the field of early intervention, including occupational therapists, speech and language pathologists, and medical professionals.
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Preview of Oral Motor Exercise Picture Cards

Oral Motor Exercise Picture Cards

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VICKY MCERLEAN
Oral motor exercises have several benefits including: -strengthening, stretching, and coordinating mouth and facial muscles, and; - helping children develop age-appropriate, functional skills such as cleaning food from a spoon, drinking from a straw or an open cup, and blowing. Most children love repetition, music, and silly faces. Oral motor songs are a fun way to incorporate all of these components into speech therapy. Oral motor songs encourage children to use their lips, cheeks, and ton
Preview of Interactive Picture Cards

Interactive Picture Cards

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VICKY MCERLEAN
These interactive picture cards use rhyming verses to draw children into the action, inviting them to stretch, jump, and toddle along with the text and pictures. Whether your child is stomping like an elephant, swinging like a monkey or jumping like a kangaroo, there's fun to be had by all! Set includes 16 printable picture cards. Illustrated by Abigail Bythell Copyright © 2012 Vicky McErlean, MS Ed All rights reserved by author
Preview of Who, What and Where Questions Worksheets

Who, What and Where Questions Worksheets

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VICKY MCERLEAN
Before the age of three, children typically can understand and respond to simple questions such as “What is your name?” and “Where is your nose?” These types of questions are known as “WH questions.” As children get older, the complexity of WH questions increases. Some children adapt easily, but others do not. For children in the second category, the WH-52 workbook provides 52 simple who, what, where, and when questions, one for each week of the year. Each workbook page consists of the following
Preview of Functions of Behavior Chart

Functions of Behavior Chart

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VICKY MCERLEAN
This simple, one page, easy-to-understand chart is designed to educate parents and professionals on the four functions of behavior. Whether you are a parent, teacher, college student or just a fan of behavior analysis, this chart is a great resource and reminder of what to do (and what not to do) when a child behaves a certain way.
Preview of Who, What and Where Questions Worksheets

Who, What and Where Questions Worksheets

Created by
VICKY MCERLEAN
Before the age of three, children typically can understand and respond to simple questions such as “What is your name?” and “Where is your nose?” These types of questions are known as “WH questions.” As children get older, the complexity of WH questions increases. Some children adapt easily, but others do not. For children in the second category, the WH-52 workbook provides 52 simple who, what, where, and when questions, one for each week of the year. Each workbook page consists of the following
Preview of Who, What and Where Questions Worksheets

Who, What and Where Questions Worksheets

Created by
VICKY MCERLEAN
Before the age of three, children typically can understand and respond to simple questions such as “What is your name?” and “Where is your nose?” These types of questions are known as “WH questions.” As children get older, the complexity of WH questions increases. Some children adapt easily, but others do not. For children in the second category, the WH-52 workbook provides 52 simple who, what, where, and when questions, one for each week of the year. Each workbook page consists of the following
Preview of Ten Tips to Teach Toddlers to Talk CHEAT SHEEET

Ten Tips to Teach Toddlers to Talk CHEAT SHEEET

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VICKY MCERLEAN
10 tips to teach toddlers to talk. Cheat sheet of effective techniques to get your child talking! Perfect for parents of young children with language delays. Makes a great companion for Ten Tips to Teach Toddlers to Talk: An Early Intervention Guide. An Early Intervention Guide by V. McErlean, with M. Bythell. Copyright © 2013 Vicky McErlean, MS Ed. All rights reserved by author.
Preview of Sounds and Their Oral Motor Postures

Sounds and Their Oral Motor Postures

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VICKY MCERLEAN
Listing of sounds and their associated oral motor postures. Copyright 2013 V. McErlean. All rights reserved.
Preview of Consonant-Vowel and Vowel-Consonant Target Words for Articulation

Consonant-Vowel and Vowel-Consonant Target Words for Articulation

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VICKY MCERLEAN
Tracking sheet for consonant-vowel and vowel-consonant target words for articulation. Great resource for helping children with expressive language delays or disorders. Copyright 2013 V. McErlean. All rights reserved.
Preview of Consonant-Vowel and Vowel-Consonant Target Words for Articulation

Consonant-Vowel and Vowel-Consonant Target Words for Articulation

Created by
VICKY MCERLEAN
Tracking sheet for consonant-vowel and vowel-consonant target words for articulation. Great resource for helping children with expressive language delays or disorders. Copyright 2013 V. McErlean. All rights reserved.
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About the store

Experience

I have worked as an early intervention therapist, providing home-based special instruction to children from diverse backgrounds and with various impairments and developmental delays for over a decade. In my current employment, I often identify and refer children with speech and language disorders, cognitive impairment, sensory integration dysfunction, and autistic spectrum disorder. I consult and co-treat with other professionals in the field of early intervention, including occupational therapists, speech and language pathologists, and medical professionals.

Teaching style

A mix of formal and facilitator approaches, with the ultimate goal of having children work independently.

Awards & shining teacher moments

I have received numerous awards from both the families I have served and my current employer, the largest pediatric rehabilitation health system in the United States.

My own education history

I graduated from Rutgers University with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and earned my Master of Science in Education from Long Island University. I am currently pursuing certification as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.

Additional biographical information

Passionate about early intervention, I am committed to providing parents with the necessary tools to actively help their children within the context of their own lifestyle.