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Oral communication worksheets for Microsoft Word
Tongue-jaw dissociation exercises for speech sound errors
This is a compilation of four homework activities for kids who struggle with tongue-jaw dissociation, or the ability to move their tongue separately from their jaw. This can be at the root of many articulation errors, especially the most common sound errors found in the school system, such as /r/, /l/, /s/, /z/, and /th/. Pictures are included to help the students understand what to do, and the directions for each homework activity are written in simple terms.
Grades:
1st - 5th
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Describing People - Physical Characteristics (Adult ESL)
This describing people activity is part of our Personal Life unit. It's a great way to learn several types of physical characteristics. Images are provided in this worksheet so that ESL/English learners can apply the learnt vocabulary and practice describing people.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Confidence Profile -- Public Speaking 101
This great activity focuses on demonstrating to students all the reasons they have to be confident before during, and after public speaking.
Worksheet includes 4 activities in which students find movies, songs, quotations, etc. that provide students with confidence (I call it their pre-game "hype" list.), compile a list of reasons to be confident, and demonstrate how confidence appears. Worksheet begins with a quick write and includes a purpose statement.
This is a great activity that can als
Grades:
7th - 12th
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Speech Language Assessment Report SALT Spanish Bilingual ELL
Here is a brand new real life report I wrote for a triennial speech and language assessment for a bilingual native Spanish speaking student aka English language learner. I describe in detail dialect variations versus a language processing disorder, and what those characteristics look like. This is a case where the child was over identified as having a language disorder, and did not qualify for services. This report was created and presented to a parent who brought a legal advocate to the meeting
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Not Grade Specific
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Adapted writing for students with Autism (picture supports)
This file includes writing worksheets on the following topics
I feel.... because...
For lunch I ate....it tasted...
My favorite animal is.... they are....
My favorite fruit...it tastes
Students are required to circle a picture to answer a question, then they complete the closure writing activity and draw a corresponding picture.
All worksheets included picture supports and have the same set up.
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K - 5th
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Travel & Transportation (Unit A Packet): Car Parts & Maintenance (EL Civics)
In this very practical civics lesson, English language learners will be exposed to a wide array of car vocabulary while discussing basic car maintenance and repairs. Learners will have opportunities to read, listen, and speak about preparing a car for long-distance travel, having mechanical issues, and staying safe on winter roads.
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Check out the enrichment materials that complement this lesson!
"Travel and Transporta
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Self Assessment - How I feel About School (EDITABLE)
Giving students time to reflect on their learning is important. The end of the school year is a good time for reflection and goal setting. This activity self assessment allows students the opportunity to state their feelings about particular areas of the school curriculum and how they think they're travelling. They circle the face that relates to them most.
Once completed, the teacher can check in with students if they're concerned about any of the students' self-ratings. Together then can set
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Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Crime and Law (B): Explorations of types of crime (Adult ESL Unit)
In this interactive and multi-faceted lesson students will learn, study, and discuss various distinctions of crime, as well as how social status affects crime and punishment. They will do an integrated activity involving cyber crime using a listening passage from NPR's Diane Rehm show on the illusion of online security. They will greatly expand their vocabulary, and in the course of this study, have opportunities to practice using noun clauses as embedded questions.
Include:
-introductory disc
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Gold Checklist objectives 8A-10B Language
These are checklists I made and use almost daily for gold data collection. This includes check list for A,B,C,D, and E if the objective has it. I have taught gold for 3 years
• Each objective checklist is 2 pages and has room for 20 students’ names on
the left side.
• The objective is also listed at the top for easy reference.
• Level category - On the left side next to the names is a category labeled level
so that you can easily see all the students’ levels in a list and en
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Grades:
PreK - K
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Articulation Interventions & Data Collection for RTI & Speech Therapy - R Sound
This document will simplify the RTI (Response to Intervention) process for articulation for both the SLP and the teachers. It includes specific instructions for the teacher on how to implement the strategies and interventions. It gives a detailed description of how to produce the R sound. Most importantly, the chart serves as an easy way for classroom teachers to take data to measure progress on a student’s articulation. The ten words include the sound in initial, medial and final positions and
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Phone Call Challenge: Ordering Food (for English/ESL adults)
If your English/ESL students are terrified of speaking English over the phone, then download one of our realistic phone call challenges. We provide a scenario and a script to enact a real life conversation. In this food ordering challenge, your student will receive a copy of the pizza place menu (included) and call you to order food for a small party. You'll take the order and check that the student is understanding your questions and providing accurate information - just like in the real world
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Not Grade Specific
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Guide To Treating Stuttering or Increasing Fluency In Speech Therapy
Techniques to increase fluency skills are described. In addition, poems, a word list, and short story are included to utilize during speech therapy.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Crime and Law (B): Cyber Crime and Online Security (Adult ESL)
Explore cyber crime and the frailty of online security with this integrative skills activity for English/ESL learners. Students will have opportunities for discussion, vocabulary building, listening, writing, and recap centered around a listening passage from NPR's Diane Rehm show on the illusion of online security. (Answer key included)
NOTE: Classroom access to the internet is necessary to complete this activity.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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Articulation Interventions & Data Collection for RTI & Speech Therapy - S Sound
This document will simplify the RTI (Response to Intervention) process for articulation for both the SLP and the teachers. It includes specific instructions for the teacher on how to implement the strategies and interventions. It gives a detailed description of how to produce the S sound. Most importantly, the chart serves as an easy way for classroom teachers to take data to measure progress on a student’s articulation. The ten words include the sound in initial, medial and final positions and
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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Public Forum Flow Sheet
This product has two options for your students to use to practice "flow" during a Public Forum debate round. They can use these organizers to track their arguments, their opponent's responses to their arguments, their opponent's claims, and notes to use against their opponents = everything you need to learn how to flow a round!
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education
Expressions for Agreeing & Disagreeing Interactive Activities Bundle (ESL/EAP)
Designed for: B1/B2 ESL, EAPVocabulary Focus: Expressions for Agreeing & DisagreeingSpeaking Focus: Sharing Opinions, Debating, DiscussionDescriptionThis product is designed to improve your students’ fluency in discussions commonly found in academic contexts. It contains five distinct resources:Language for Discussions: Agreeing & Disagreeing (Worksheet)Expressions for Agreeing & Disagreeing (Worksheet) 20 Discussion Prompts Four-in-a-Row Game Discussion Card Game Expressions for A
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Not Grade Specific
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Articulation Intervention & Data Collection RTI & Speech Therapy S-BLENDS Sound
This document will simplify the RTI (Response to Intervention) process for articulation for both the SLP and the teachers. It includes specific instructions for the teacher on how to implement the strategies and interventions. It gives a detailed description of how to produce S-BLENDS. Most importantly, the chart serves as an easy way for classroom teachers to take data to measure progress on a student’s articulation. The ten words include the sound in initial, medial and final positions and bes
Grades:
PreK - 5th
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I Spy Activity: Describing People with Defining Relative Clauses (Adult ESL)
ESL/English learners can have fun practicing defining relative clauses like WHO and THAT with this I spy activity. Along with grammar practice, students will get the chance to exercise describing people. They can use descriptors such as:
-height
-build
-age
-complexion
-face shape
-hair color
-hair styles
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Grades:
3rd - 5th, Adult Education
Crime and Law (C): Common courtroom objections
Everybody loves a good courtroom scene, right? Let your advanced English/ESL students have some fun with these three classic scenes (available on YouTube) to help your students learn courtroom objections vocabulary.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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8 Peer Pressure Skits
Is your teen prone to peer pressure? Practice responding to situations with these skits.
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Job Interview (Personal Life Skills)
For middle/high school students to practice the interviewing process (to attain a potential job) and receive feedback. When I had students complete this activity, an administrator and I served as the interviewers and provided feedback.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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Non Verbal Communication Activity (Body Language)
Nonverbal CommunicationBody Language Nonverbal communication (body language) is behavior other than spoken or written communication that creates or represents meaning. In other words, it includes facial expressions, body movements, and gestures. Nonverbal communication is talking without speaking a word. It is very effective, maybe even more so than speech. Remember the saying, “actions speak louder than words.” Body language says a lot about a person at work, at home, in relationships, friendsh
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Adapted writing #2 for students with Autism (picture supports)
This file includes writing worksheets on the following topics
1. I l ike to play with (object).... who plays with me... it is...
2.today we had (special/therapy)... we did...
3.At the playground I like to...it is...
Students are required to circle a picture to answer a question, then they complete the closure writing activity and draw a corresponding picture.
All worksheets included picture supports and have the same set up.
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Grades:
K - 5th
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Nonverbal Communication- Think Fast! Body Language Meanings
Nonverbal Communication- Think Fast! Body Language MeaningsThis download consists of a quick activity in which students must record what 12 types of body language examples might convey to an interviewer. The example is listed and then there is a spot for students to record there answers. It can be done as a homework assignment, in class activity, etc. It can also make a fun competition to see who can get the most correct and then that student can be rewarded. An answer key is included.Please see
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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