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Women's History Month speech therapy lessons for Microsoft Word
Name a Described Object - Expressive Communication to Answer Questions
- 100 Total questions asking student to name the described item. Pairs with PLS-5 Expressive Communication task number 37.- 10 sets of 10 questions/descriptions each in table format.- Each page has a data sheet.- Flash cards for each described item for additional ways to practice.- Word document. Print and go, use on your screen, or edit.You may also be interested in:Name the Category – Expressive and Receptive Print and Go Editable Pages
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PreK - 2nd
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Speech Language Therapy Lesson Plan Template
This is a speech language therapy lesson plan template that is functional and easy to use, and incorporates many of the requirements that school districts have for lesson planning. There is an area to type or write in each students' goals (I add them in short hand), so you won't ever have to look back at their IEP when planning. You can also highlight or bold type which goals you are focusing on for that session if you want. There are areas to check which curriculum/standard tie-ins you are inco
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PreK - 12th
SLP Therapy SOAP Note: 2 days/sessions
Cover all your bases and do it FAST! Clean layout with sections for absolutely everything you need to document, with time-saving check boxes to make documentation a breeze.
Remember, your notes should be completed in a way that anyone reading it can know what you did. That's why we have sections to include:
- Session type: Regularly scheduled, making up for a missed date, or write if it was canceled. Great way to keep track of make ups or missed sessions on the part of the student.
- Therapy
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Not Grade Specific
3rd person singular and plural sentence completion
Many of my students confuse singular and plural forms of 3rd person present tense verbs. This activity presents sentences in direct contrast. Each sentence pair uses the same activity, but one sentence targets a singular subject and the other targets a plural subject.
I would start out by presenting 2-3 models myself and then allow the students to engage in sentence completion. At first, you may need to give them the two choices. (ex. sleep, sleeps) and let them choose which to put in each
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K - 3rd
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Functional cognitive-linguistic questions for SNF/acute/rehab/inpatient
You will find questions related to: orientation, long- and short-term memory, rehab facility, home safety, and daily living; sequencing, naming, directions, problem solving, and medication management. This is a 10 page word document that you may edit as you desire.
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in: Complete Adult Medical SLP Bundle
No touching others social story, Q & A and reminder cards
This is a social story written to help students who have a difficult time keeping their hands to themselves. Along with the social story is a multiple choice worksheet for students to complete. The end of the file has "no touching" reminder cards that can be printed and laminated to use and re-use as needed.
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PreK - 12th
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Talking Tots (Level 1) Complete Program
Created by a Speech-Language Pathologist and mother of two, Talking Tots 1 is a speech development class designed to help empower parents to encourage their child's communication skills. Recommended age range for this class is ~15 months-24 months. Talking Tots is a six week class comprised of 6, 45 minute sessions, that highlight a speech strategy each week. Strategies begin with basic foundational skills and continue through a typical developmental progression. The structure of the class is de
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Not Grade Specific
Info Reading Text - Women's History Month: Seneca Falls Convention (no prep)
An informational text article about the Seneca Falls Convention and the fight for women's suffrage. A great activity for Women's History Month, a supplement, fill in, or substitute teaching plan anytime! This can be done as a web quest assignment using the site. The information is from history.com, the questions are mine. MS Word doc for easy editing.
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6th - 12th
Henny Penny: A Musical Sound Story Created by YOU!
Get ready for fun as you teach your students the story of Henny Penny (Chicken Little) in a brand new way! Children will love the delightful retelling of this classic story as much as they'll love listening for their chance to make noises and/or play an instrument as the story progresses. You'll love that they are developing auditory discrimination and listening skills as they have a great time!
Perfect for music classes, this activity will be a hit in any language arts lesson, SLP session, and
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K - 5th
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Conversation Starters Visual Supports, Activities, and Data Sheet **EDITABLE**
Initiating a conversation can involve positive practice, reading, and writing. You can incorporate these activities into their independent work time.
There is also an easy to use data sheet. If you are like me, you are welcome to type in the student's information at the top of the data sheet.
Enjoy :)
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1st - 8th
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Info Reading Text - Women's History Month: Title IX (no prep/sub plans)
An informational text article about the landmark equality law known as Title IX. A great activity for Women's History Month, a supplement, fill in, or substitute teaching plan anytime! This can be done as a web quest assignment using the site. The information is from history.com, the questions are mine. MS Word doc for easy editing.
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6th - 12th
Big Pumpkin - Story Grammar Marker
Activity uses series of components from Story Grammar Marker. It can be used with children in PK to students in high school with multiple disabilities. Also, it's a great mini-lesson on sequencing and many teachers have expressed the helpfulness of how the materials are presented in this lesson. Students can use an AAC device to practice core and fringe words, point/circle correct answers, verbally respond using short phrases/sentences to tell/write a short story, etc using SGM. It's a fun H
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Not Grade Specific
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Sentences for Emphasis, Prosody Rehearsal for Adults
This is a list of sentences that get progressively longer to work on exaggerated prosody. It was created for people with Parkinson's Disease, however, can be used with other populations.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Simon's Cat - The Monster (using Story Grammar Marker)
Activity can be used to teach the beginning basic elements of Story Grammar Marker. Identifying emotions, sequencing, and answering wh-questions are all part of this mini lesson, using SGM. Activity can be used with young children up to students in high school with significant, multiple disabilities. Activity can also be used with AAC device if using as a small/large group turn-taking activity to practice core and fringe words. I like to use the Youtube cartoon of "The Monster - Simon's Ca
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Not Grade Specific
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Mini-Unit on Progressive Era - US History
This mini-unit on the Progressive Era looks at the content through a thematic lens. Each lesson plan looks at the Progressive Era from the perspectives of women, minority groups, and the wealthy. The lesson plans include all resources through hyperlinks: powerpoints, warm-ups, primary/secondary source analysis, and videos); and also includes both formative assessments for each lesson and a summative project for the end of the unit that includes a rubric. This unit, with the project, should be pa
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9th - 12th
Slow Paced Reading Passages
This word doc contains multiple passages from famous pieces of literature. Dashes are placed throughout the passages, to remind the student to take a pause and breathe before continuing reading. Especially useful for stuttering and cluttering clients who are unintelligible. Maintaining phonation and over annunciation allows the student to be much more intelligible to a listener.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Info Reading Text - Women's History Month Super Bundle!! Distance Learning
In this bundle you will receive 37 informational text articles about female leaders throughout American history. Each article includes questions and an answer key. Included are generic venn diagrams and comparison charts if you want to make comparisons between leaders. The following article titles are included in this bundle: The 19th Amendment - Ruth Bader Ginsburg Title IX - Billie Jean King Maya Angelou - Susan B. Anthony Seneca Falls Convention - Clara Barton Elizabeth Cady Stanton - Fl
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7th - 12th
Biography JANE ADDAMS HELPED IMMIGRANTS Reading Comprehension Lesson 14 Question
Jane Addams devoted her life to helping others and won a Nobel Peace Prize in 1931 for doing so. Yet, all I ever learned about her in Social Studies books was that she improved the lives of immigrants by establishing a settlement house named Hull House in Chicago. Wanting to know more about Jane Addams’s accomplishments motivated me to write this lesson, which is titled JANE ADDAMS AND HER DEVOTION TO HELPING IMMIGRANTS. I ‘m glad I wrote it, because I found her to be a fascinating person who
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4th - 7th
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Quick and Basic Speech Therapy Plan and Schedule Template
This is an Editable Word Document that I use to plan my sessions for the upcoming week. This also serves as my therapy schedule for the week. It's very basic but easy to use. It is intended to be printed in a landscape orientation with one page per week. (I prefer keeping this simple; however, if you feel you need more room, you could print morning on one side and afternoon on the other. This would give you more room to type additional goals, etc.) I have color-coded by month by printing on
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Not Grade Specific
Pronunciation Activities Super-Bundle (ESL/Newcomers)
English Levels: B1/B2 (Intermediate & Upper-Intermediate)Language Focus: Pronunciation, Connected SpeechApprox. Total Time: 8.5 hours Description This bundle contains speaking activities on the main pronunciation areas that ESL students and newcomers struggle with. Generally, in the beginning of each lesson, students identify and categorize the target sounds. At the end, students get out of their chairs and share sentences containing the target sounds with their classmates. Summary of Bun
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Not Grade Specific
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I Can Explain My Hearing Loss! self-advocacy worksheet
How many of us have students or children with hearing loss who know nothing about hearing? Help your students become familiar with the audiological terms as it relates to them.
This item provides a simple framework for a minilesson on individuals' hearing loss. It is a simple worksheet designed for young or low language students. It asks them to explain their listening devices and type/degree of hearing loss. This is a great way to get students to start to take control of their hearing needs an
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K - 7th
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Halloween Trick or Treat Sequencing cards / Social Story
In honor of National AAC month, I am posting this Freebie!
Packet contains 9 sequencing cards for Trick or Treating that I made using Boardmaker. Great for using in social stories, scripts!
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Core Vocabulary Lanyards
This product consists of 4 lanyard sized core boards. The boards are color coded using the modified Fitzgerald Key. They are made with PCS symbols. After downloading, use a single hole punch and a lanyard with a clip to create your own lanyard to use for aided-language input and communication with students with complex communication needs.
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Not Grade Specific
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Vocal Function Exercises(VFE) Voice Technique Handout and Charting System
Definition of Techniques: Vocal Function Exercises (VFEs) are a series of systematic voice manipulations (similar in theory to physical therapy). VFEs were developed as a physiological approach for treating voice disorders by directly manipulating the underlying anatomy and physiology that is important for a healthy voice production.Overall Goal: This therapy is designed to coordinate and strengthen the laryngeal musculature, increase/improve vocal fold adduction, improve stamina, and maximize
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Also included in: Voice Therapy Bundle: Voice, Respiratory, Aerodynamics, and Respiration
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