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Speech therapy scaffolded notes for Gifted and Talented
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Dysphagia Assessment Report Template
I've developed this tool during my clinical experiences in Speech Pathology to complete swallowing reports efficiently by simply filling in each of the blanks and copy+pasting relevant information. This goes into more depth than I've seen used by other clinicians but it's designed so that you have the foundations for completing the assessment efficiently and you can leave out the parts you see irrelevant. Yellow highlight has been used to draw attention to sections which will need to be amended
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Scientific (Metric) Measurements Guided Notes & Answer Key
Easy to follow notes presented in a chunked format that makes it perfect for stations, blended learning or flipped classrooms. Can be used in conjunction with the Metric Measurements PowerPoint. Now includes an answer key.
These guided notes cover:
*the metric system and conversions
*metric details for: length, mass, time, temperature, density, volume
*scientific notation
*dimensional analysis
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6th - 12th
Perspective Taking Scenarios
Looking for more ways to work on analyzing character perspectives and emotions at the story level in literature? These no prep worksheets are fun, interactive, and perfect for working on thinking critically about text. Your older speech students will be begging for more! ***************************************************************************What awesome resources are included?★ Printable PDF ★ 50 one paragraph scenarios★ Table of contents★ Graphic organizer (one per story) to sort story det
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Summarizing Graphic Organizer: Somebody Wanted But So Then
Have you been looking for a great way to work on summarizing stories with problems and solutions? What about your quest for a graphic organizer that also guides students with how to respond? Look no further! This *FREE* graphic organizer is exactly what you've been seeking!
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★ Graphic organizer that breaks down Somebody Wanted But So Then
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3rd - 8th
Teaching Depth and Complexity Icons with Picture Books GROWING BUNDLE
Teach depth and complexity icons to your students this year using engaging and fun picture books! This growing bundle includes access to all of my "Teaching Depth and Complexity Icons with Picture Books" series now, and all new ones to be released over the next year. The purpose of these lessons is to engage students with depth and complexity icons in a fun and accessible manner while creating more concrete understanding of each of the 11 icons. Lessons are appropriate for grades 3-8 Get this bu
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5th - 8th
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Interactive Notebook 101: Laying the Foundation!
After using interactive notebooks with my students for the past year and a half, I realized that I needed something to explicitly teach them HOW and WHY we utilize interactive notebooks in the classroom. So, I racked my brain about all of the important things I wanted them to know and be able to do, and I created a packet to make my instruction with my students even MORE PURPOSEFUL. This packet also contains some PD for teachers to better understand the intricacies of interactive note-booking
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2nd - 5th
Who am I? Game Questioning Cheat Sheet (Hedbanz)
This is a great visual cheat sheet for the game Hedbanz. This has no affiliation with the game or the brand itself. This is a tool to help students ask the correct questions to get their object or animal correctly.
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Math Three Reads and Icons of Depth and Complexity
Use this amazing graphic organizer to get your students to break down those difficult word problems. The three reads strategy, along with the icons of depth and complexity, allow students to stop and really think about the information they are reading in a word problem. Also, it allows them to plan and practice how they will execute a problem using all those wonderful strategies you have taught in class. This graphic organizer is perfect to use at any grade level. However, I have included some s
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1st - 12th
Comparing Poetry for Gifted & Talented Students with Any Poems - Guided Practice
Use this PowerPoint and modelling worksheets with any poems!Aimed at middle and high school gifted and talented students, this is a full lesson guide for comparing several areas of poetry for two or more poems chosen by the teacher. This product is also included in my Middle School Combo BUNDLE and my High School Combo BUNDLE.The slideshow includes built-in discussion prompts and a quick 'language of comparison' starter task to draw students in. The sheets can be used as a cloze activity with st
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Gifted and Talented ELA BUNDLE | Ambitious Reading, Writing and Analysis
Is & Are Linking Verb Grammar and Syntax for Speech Therapy
Not sure where to start when teaching the linking verbs is and are in speech therapy? Knowing how to peel back the layers of this grammar and syntax skill can be tricky for those of us who use these words effortlessly! This scaffolded teaching guide will help you know exactly where to start and walk you through teaching this complex skill! Are you teaching grammar with a strategy? Or are you just repeating sentences over and over hoping one day it will "stick"? By explicitly teaching the rules o
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PreK - 2nd
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Also included in: Speech Therapy Grammar and Sentence Structure Activities
WH Visuals for Special Education and Autism
This pack provides clear visuals for who, what, when, where, why, and how questions.These visuals have helped tremendously in my special education classroom as well as when the students are pushed into their regular education classes.I have included full page instructional posters as well as smaller student sized posters. There are posters/visuals that explain the question words as well as posters/visuals that are more simplified with just the question word and picture.
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March Book One: John Lewis Student Response Prompts
Are you looking for some scaffolded notes to support your readers while reading the graphic novel March by John Lewis?Well, look no further! The resource is meant to have students track their thinking (metacognition) while reading John Lewis's incredible story. It also supports teachers with helping students synthesize being an activist!Best of all? There is a digital version (Google Slides) to edit questions as you see necessary! Post the questions in Google Classroom, print them as quick rea
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4th - 8th
Sentence Building Kit
Many students demonstrate difficulty expressing their thoughts simply because they do not comprehend how a sentence is formed. For many of these children, we need to take them back to the beginning and introduce subject & predicate (who & what). This resource will help you create a kit for students to practice building sentences in therapy and independently in the classroom.
This resource includes:
•Folder Label
•Who? Label
•What? Label
•“Helping Words,” cards
•Sentence Building Orga
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K - 5th
Non-Verbal Language Explained: A Crucial Social Skill
This curriculum was designed to help students who struggle with social pragmatics. The activities will help educators and speech-language pathologists explicitly teach students the non-verbal language areas that are crucial for them to fully understand others during conversations. With as much as 65% of our language communicated through non-verbal language, this worksheet is a must have for students who have social pragmatic weaknesses. Here are the types of non-verbal language included in this
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4th - 12th, Staff
Also included in: Social Skills Activities for Learning BUNDLE
Super Fluency - Super Hero Themes Fluency Packet with IEP Goals
Super Fluency Packet
REVISED - includes suggested directions and fluency track for visual and tactile input
Includes:
*Cover Page
* 5 Fluency Strategy Worksheets/Posters (Spaces to insert words)
* Teacher Observation Checklist
* Parent Observation Checklist
* Student Reflection
* Disfluency Index Form
* Possible IEP SMART Goals
* Fluency Track
Enjoy!
-Ms. Jocelyn
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1st - 6th
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Speech Language Pathology Notes: Pediatric Dysphagia (Digital Download)
Speech Language Pathology Study GuideDigital Notes: Pediatric DysphagiaGraduate Student GuideTable of Contents:(1) Overview of Diagnosis and Treatment(2) Anatomy, Embryology, Physiology, and Normal Development(3) Neurodevelopmental Assessment of Swallowing and Feeding(4) Upper Airway and Swallowing(5) Pediatric Gastroenterology (6) Pediatric Nutrition(7) Clinical Swallowing and Feeding Assessment(8) Instrumental Evaluation of Swallowing(9) Management of Swallowing and Feeding Disorders(10) Pulmo
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Not Grade Specific
Speech Language Pathology Notes: Motor Speech Disorders (Digital Download)
Speech Language Pathology NotesDigital Download: Acquired Language DisordersTable of Contents:(1) Defining, Understanding, and Categorizing Motor Speech Disorders(2) Neurologic Bases of Motor Speech Disorders (3) Types of Dysarthrias: flaccid, unilateral upper motor neuron, spastic, ataxic, hyperkinetic, hypokinetic(4) Types of Apraxia: apraxia of speech (AOS), childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), nonverbal oral apraxia (NVOA)(5) Differential Diagnosis
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Sentence Map: Writing Complex Sentences that Explain Evidence
This product includes a sentence map or "sentence formula" for explaining textual evidence using complex sentences. This resource provides students a visual containing sentence starters, conjunctions by category, connector phrases, and ideas for ways to explain their evidence.
Helpful for critical thinking, critical reaction journals, and essay writing.
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7th - 12th
Take-Home Articulation Instructions: Placement & Manner
These instructions are perfect to send home with homework, after an IEP meeting, or with that student you just screened who needs a little practice at home. Each page contains 2 copies of parent-friendly instructions in how to facilitate accurate speech-sound use from the sound level to sentence levels for the following phonemes: /p,b,m/, /n/, /f,v/, /k,g/, /l/, /r/, /th/, /sh, ch/, and /s,z/. Placement of the articulators is explained in a parent-friendly manner and for those "tricky" to stim
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Special Education IEP Snapshot
Do you share the IEP goals and accomodations with general education teachers? Here is a form that you can use to help you inform the regular education teacher(s) of those students in the regular education classroom who have IEP’s and may need adaptations.
Make your inputs in this IEP At-A-Glance Form brief but include enough information to assure that the IEP is being followed. This is an editable word document that you can modify based from the needs of your student. You may copy the goals an
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1st - 12th
Speech Language Pathology Intervention Guide: Speech Sound Disorders
Speech Language Pathology Study GuideIntervention Guide: Speech Sound DisordersGraduate Student GuideTABLE OF CONTENTS:(1) What is a Speech Sound Disorder?(2) The Traditional Articulation Approach(3) The Minimal Pairs Approach(4) The Multiple Oppositions Approach(5) The Cycles Approach(6) Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing
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Speech Language Pathology Notes: Voice Disorders (Digital Download)
Speech Language Pathology NotesDigital Notes: Speech Sound DisordersTABLE OF CONTENTS:(1) Introduction to Voice Disorders(2) Evaluation of Voice(3) Functional Voice Disorders and Management(4) Organic Voice Disorders and Management (5) Neurogenic Voice Disorders and Management
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AAC Data Collection Sheet
This a session-based AAC data collection sheet that includes a QR Code that links to a video on how to use it. You can take a wide range of data on your AAC user's communication, such as your focus goal (e.g., social skills, linguistic skills), your teaching targets (e.g., teaching LIKE and MORE), what prompts were used (e.g., pointer cues, verbal cues), how the student performed, what other messages were made, what were the purposes of the student's communication (e.g., protesting, commenting),
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Not Grade Specific
Experimental Design: Analyzing Data Guided Notes and Powerpoint
Students review how to collect and analyze data as it relates to the scientific method. Theory vs law is also discussed as is the importance of making models. Perfect for students of every learning ability. Works great in a flipped classroom or a blended learning environment.
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5th - 12th
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