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Free Kindergarten speech therapy resources for staff and administrators
Phonological Awareness Assessment: A Foundational Reading Skills Diagnostic Tool
This diagnostic assessment will help you determine exactly which foundational reading skills your emerging readers have under control and which ones they don't. This assessment is designed to assess 16 different phonological awareness skills from most foundational (easiest) to the least foundational (more difficult) covering skills in the Kindergarten and First Grade Reading Foundational Skills standards. Phonological awareness skills are essential for reading development as students become pr
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K - 2nd
Social Story: I Will Follow School Rules
This is a short social story explaining school rules, such as: standing in a line, walking in the hallway, and sitting at a desk. Social stories are a great way to help kids who do better with a visual example of each rule, to be successful in the classroom and with their friends. I hope you enjoy this social story and find it helpful with your students!
If you need a specific social story, please send me a message and I'd be glad to help!
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Fire Drill Story
I am proud to share the stories that were developed in collaboration with the Institute of Childhood Preparedness to help prepare children for safety drills. It is very important to be proactive in preparing children for drills, such as fire drills, tornado drills and active shooter drills (among other safety drills). The "Bees To A Beehive" Story is for an active shooter drill. It is geared toward young children and I absolutely love it! Andrew Roszak is the Executive Director for the Insti
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Tornado Drill Story
I am proud to share the stories that were developed in collaboration with the Institute of Childhood Preparedness to help prepare children for safety drills. It is very important to be proactive in preparing children for drills, such as fire drills, tornado drills and active shooter drills (among other safety drills). The "Bees To A Beehive" Story is for an active shooter drill. It is geared toward young children and I absolutely love it! Andrew Roszak is the Executive Director for the Insti
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Articulation Development Chart
This is the articulation development chart that I give to teachers and parents. The sounds in the numbers is a nice visual for them to understand when appropriate speech sound development occurs, and when to refer their children/students.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Staff
Shape Breathing Social Emotional Self-Regulation Coping Skills Instruction
An editable document to incorporate student interests in structured breathing tasks. Add images of students' favorite characters, animals, logos, sports teams, or other topics to the center of each shape to help support their access to breathing as a coping task.
Grades:
PreK - 6th
Active Shooter Drill (Bees to a Beehive) for Young Children
I am proud to share the stories that were developed in collaboration with the Institute of Childhood Preparedness to help prepare children for safety drills. It is very important to be proactive in preparing children for drills, such as fire drills, tornado drills and active shooter drills (among other safety drills). The "Bees To A Beehive" Story is for an active shooter drill. It is geared toward young children and I absolutely love it! Andrew Roszak is the Executive Director for the Insti
Grades:
PreK - 1st
Articulation Game - Music Freeze
Get your kids up and out of their seats with this fun articulation game! Your kids will have a blast while drilling their sounds. It can also be used to address language tasks and more! This game is a part of the Get Active With Artic set and the Year Long Articulation Therapy Plans - Never Plan Again bundle.❤️Save your time and money with SpeechTherapyPlans.com! Get access right now to over 1,000+ therapy materials, a caseload management system, scheduling software, premade therapy plans, and
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PreK - 2nd
FREE SNOW WINTER EMOTION CARDS adjectives speech therapy Sped Gen Ed teachers
Share a kind thought with these SNOW NOTES and SNOWMAN EMOTION CARDS which are sure to bring a smile to someone's face. For Teachers, Students, SLPs, Counselors, School Staff! Leave these on your students' desks or give one to a student after class or therapy. Print a few out and leave them in your favorite co-worker's mailbox!
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CONTENTS & DIRECTIONS:
You are SNOW awesome! You can do anything if you have ENTHUSIASM! Monae :)
SNOW NOTES
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Grades:
PreK - 5th
SOAP Note To Go!
***For SCHOOL SLPs AND PRIVATE PRACTICE SLPs. Data collection can be overwhelming and frustrating, especially when writing evaluations or progress reports. However, this data sheet is an easy to use PDF that can be printed out for each student. This datasheet has enough room to measure FOUR goals per session (individual sessions and group sessions). What makes this a great resource is that it has a VERY simple format; simple checkmarks on what the client(s) or student(s) is/are presenting with a
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Language Facilitation Handout - for home and school
8 SIMPLE Language Facilitation Techniques for home and school! Share this handout with parents to get them on the right path with a speech/language home program. Pass it on to teachers to encourage a language rich classroom. This handout lists 8 simple ways to promote language development in young children, all grounded in play and real life activities, with short examples of each technique. This is the first thing I give to many of the families I serve as a Speech-Language Pathologist. Enjo
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PreK - 2nd, Staff
Letter of intro to new caseload families
This product is to introduce yourself to your new student caseload families. Many of your students may have had a previous case carrier for a few years and parents may be nervous about the transition. Having a letter of introduction/welcome letter gives you an opportunity to introduce who you are and what you are about. I’ve done this at two different schools and the parents and admin at both schools have loved it.
-This product has two sample letters: one for public school and the other for p
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PreK - 12th, Staff
AAC Brochure for Teachers and Suport Staff
A basic brochure which introduces AAC to teachers and Support Staff who are working with students that utilize AAC in varying forms. The document covers:
~What is AAC?
~Why AAC?
~FAQ?
~My student has a device... now what?
~AAC app/device examples.
~Additional resources.
This document can be used in its current form for presentations, handouts, etc. Please do not edit the document or post on other sites. Instead, please post the link to this original source if sharing the resource with others
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Data Binder Covers - Puzzle Pieces from Autism Classroom
Puzzle Data Binder Covers from Autism Classroom. 5 styles.*****************************************************************************RELATED PRODUCTS AND INFORMATIONDon't forget to check out the Autism Classroom Courses page, a page dedicated to any educators tasked with starting, evaluating or building a new classroom or program for elementary students with autism in self-contained classrooms, who just need a little help getting started!!!! (See AutismClassroom.com for details.)Special Educat
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PreK - 5th
A Visual to Understanding Percentiles
Often teachers, and especially parents, do not understand what is meant when they are given a percentile. This poster provides a visual to help pinpoint exactly where the student falls when compared to their peers.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Visual Reminder Tent: talking and attention
The beginning of the year means establishing classroom procedures. For a child that struggles with attention, visual reminders can save the day. I’ve created “tents” that you can use to remind students to stay on task without constant verbal cues on your part.
The first tent is to alert the student to appropriate talking cues. The three sides show: listening, quiet talking, and social time. The sides are color coded like a traffic light—red (no talking), yellow (some is ok), red (social ti
Grades:
K - 2nd
SLP Introduction Letter
Introduction Letter to Parents and Teachers for SLPs! Use this to introduce yourself to your team of colleagues and parents of students who are on your caseload. **THIS IS AN EDITABLE DOCUMENT***you can add or remove information relevant to you and your caseload/school!
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Free IEP Checklist for Special Education Case Conference Summary Sheet
Become a more organized special education teacher or specialist (Speech Language Pathologist, Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist, School Psychologist, or Social Worker) by using this free case conference summary sheet. Used by all Teacher of Records in my school, we fill one sheet out for each student after each case conference meeting. The a pdf and EDITABLE file are included so you can change the section that states Teacher's Name to the names of your special education staff. Freebi
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PreK - 12th
Speech & Language Screening Permission and Results Forms
Speech & Language screening permission and results forms to distribute to parents and/or guardians.
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PreK - 5th
Class Dojo Posters- FREE- Point & Reward Posters- Speech & Language Therapy
Do you use Class Dojo in your room?! If not, you’re going to want to go check it out ASAP! If you do, then you already know it's amazing and you need these posters! This is a FREE app (can also use website) that allows you to set up a monster emoji for each student and allot (or take away) points based on performance and behavior. It also allows you to “invite” parents to connect with their student’s emoji monster to view their progress and private messaging with the teacher. Anyways, if you hav
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Using My Own Materials At School - A Story for Children
As we look at heading back to school in some fashion, many teachers have reached out and asked for a story about not sharing materials. Hopefully this will help little ones understand the new guidelines. Stay safe everyone!Below are links to some other COVID-19 related stories:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/FREE-COVID-19-Social-Narrative-for-Children-5366922https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Distance-Learning-Story-for-Children-5384280https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/P
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PreK - 2nd
3 Year Old Comprehension Questions Progress Check - Oral Language Assessment
The Comprehension Questions screens can be used to assess a child’s progress with the comprehension programs or to allow for identification of areas of weakness that require support. They are:Designed by Speech Pathologists.Designed for use in the home or within schools.A time efficient screen focusing on questions a child of that age would be expected to answer without difficulty.3 year old Comprehension Screen – focuses on Blank level 1 and 2 questions.Included:Clear instructions for the adult
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PreK - K
May is Better Hearing & Speech Month: Handout for Educators
Have you ever had a colleague ask, "What do you exactly do?" A lot of Speech Language pathologists have, especially in the school setting. Make May your chance to educate teachers, administrators, staff, ......everyone on an SLP's scope of practice!!!!! This handout is an effective collaboration tool for those of us working in the education realm.
Grades:
K - 12th
Free Using the Play Critter Clinic to Target Language Skills Handout
This is a free handout regarding targeting language skills through the Play Critter Clinic. I created this for my students' parents.
Grades:
PreK - K
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