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Speech therapy reflective journals for teachers under $5
Collaboration/Consultation Log- Special Education Service Log
Do you need a quick and fast template to help you keep track of your collaboration and/or consultation service minutes? I have a solution for you.This special education service log is made to help you keep track of all of your service minutes for your students who receive services. Need it for your students on consult only, this form is for you also. This is a two-page service log, meant to be printed back-to-back. The front page is general information about the student and the services required
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in:Â *BUNDLE* Collaboration/Consultation Service Logs in ENGLISH & SPANISH
Match It Up Beginning Sound and Letter Matching No Prep Printables
This resource is a no prep set of engaging worksheets that practice initial phoneme / beginning sound matching. Students will match both letters to pictures and pictures to pictures that have the same beginning sound. There are 6 pages of letter to picture and 6 pages of picture to picture matching. If you enjoyed this resource check out more like this below:Beginning Sound Matching CardsNumber & Letter Building Mats English + Spanish CharactersHandwriting Trace and Write Developmentally Seq
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PreK - K
SLP Daily Mindfulness Journal
Mindfulness Journal for the Busy Speech Language Pathologist. When you take it one day at a time, life seems to glow a little brighter. Use this journal to help slow down and reflect on your day. Ninety-page daily journal pages await you.
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Staff
Speech Therapist, Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapists- Communication Log
Streamline your record-keeping process and enhance collaboration between therapists and educators with our Printable Communication Logbook. Designed with meticulous attention to detail, this essential tool serves as a comprehensive platform for documenting and tracking communication regarding student progress, challenges, and interventions. Whether used in school settings, therapy sessions, or special education programs, our logbook empowers professionals to maintain clear, concise, and organize
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Not Grade Specific
Disfluency in the Wild Worksheet for Stuttering | Fillable, Printable PDF
The Disfluency in the Wild Worksheet for Stuttering | Fillable, Printable PDF is a fun homework activity for your clients or students who stutter. Help improve awareness, understanding, and desensitization to the negative reactions to stuttering by asking your client or student to listen for stuttering and disfluency "in the wild" (in the real world). By focusing on other people's imperfect speech patterns, he or she will be more likely to reduce tension and self-consciousness when speaking. Thi
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SLP Professional Evidence Binder
Use these editable pages to set up your APPR Review Professional Evidence Binder by placing them into page protectors and separating with white dividers. Then add materials to each domain and component as appropriate.
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2 Title Pages
Binder Spine Page
Table of Contents
Domain 1 Title Page & Component Dividers
Domain 2 Title Page & Component Dividers
Domain 3 Title Page & Component Dividers
Domain 4 Title Page & Component Dividers
2 Blank Pages
Must Hav
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Staff
Special Education or Tutoring Service Log
For all the tutors, literacy coaches, and itinerant special education teachers out there! Here is a quick and clear way to log your tutoring/service minutes and keep notes on student strengths, weaknesses and progress.
Form includes space for weekly minutes (to keep this needed info. right in front of you), and the students' teachers with a contact info. Log dates, start and end time, minutes served, topics covered, and student performance, progress for each session. Glancing at the form you wi
Divergent Naming by Letter Worksheet | Fillable, Printable PDF
Divergent Naming is a way to work on word recall, categories, and associations. This Divergent Naming by Letter Speech Therapy Worksheet will help you target naming tasks with your patients or clients. Categories are great for targeting language networks in the brain. In these exercises, your speech therapy clients will work on naming animals and items in a category of your choice for each letter of the alphabet. The worksheet includes an editable header to add your own practice name as well as
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A New Year of Self-Reflection 2024 Calendar : Monthly Goals To Do List
Introducing the EnlightenEd 2024 Self-Reflective CalendarEmbark on a transformative year with the EnlightenEd 2024 Self-Reflective Calendar – your indispensable companion for personal and professional growth! This calendar includes: inspirational quotes from powerful women (e.g., Maya Angelou, Taylor Swift, Beyonce,Hellen Keller, etc.)a place for you to write down your monthly focua place to write your monthly goals a monthly self-reflection prompt to promote self-love and growth.an ACCOMPLISHM
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Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Speech Therapy Voice Vocal Abuse Data Chart
Here's the data and the motivational chart you needed for voice therapy.....This is a chart to keep daily data on vocal abuse/misuse. The kids can color in progress every day. See the color ratings below. Write the month and year on top and dates on the sides. This is so motivational for the kids to see their progress.
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K - 6th
Reflective Journal For Speech Language Pathologists- Professional and Personal
Take time for yourself and reflect on your skills as a Speech-Language Pathologist. Many days we get caught up in the day-to-day paperwork and forget to take time and reflect on our growth and goals. Being a reflective practitioner can help focus your energy, deepen your knowledge, and make evidence-based decisions for your clients. This journal includes:A description of reflective practice alongside an ASHA articleSpace to reflect on your whyAreas to write what supports you already have and to
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Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
The SLP Planner
Made by a School-Based SLP for School-Based SLPs!Ever feel like a square peg that only sees round holes?Working in a school system is a unique experience for an SLP: we're not working in the clinic... and we have unique needs as compared to our teacher-friends. THIS PLANNER was designed with you in mind. It's organized into sections to fit the unique needs of therapy providers within the school system. It includes: 2023-2024 Yearly Calendar at a glanceAugust - June Monthly CalendarWeekly Therapy
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PreK - 12th, Staff, Not Grade Specific
Self Monitoring Speech Reflection
***Student self reflection and monitoring speech checklistPerfect for students monitoring specific sounds, volume, rate, and pragmaticsWhat went well, what needs improvement, and what we will do next time to improve our communication skills. I love using this at the end of speech sessions and during push in observations! Another way to promote student ownership of their communication.
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New Year Fun Speech Activities
This New Year packet can be used every year...just fill in the year! It has a variety of activities to choose including temporal sequencing and resolutions. There are also pages related to the tree of life - a symbol representing personal development, being special and connecting to natural beauty. Compare trees vs. people, match phrases to their meaning, identify idioms, multiple meanings and suffixes. Answers pages and samples are included. There are many topics which can be discussed to
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This or That? Library Brave Talking Game (Instructions Included)
"This or That?" is a game created by Dr. Adelia Sabintsev with the goal of helping caregivers facilitate brave talking practice in the community, specifically within a library setting. The game includes step-by-step instructions for caregivers to assist their child with Selective Mutism in warming up, establishing speech, and expanding speech to new communication partners in the library. These instructions will help caregivers better facilitate their child’s verbal exposures.
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PreK - 3rd
Voice Therapy Daily Log. Diary for Voice Therapy, motor speech, medical speech
This is a daily voice diary or log. It is helpful for patients and clients to reflect on changes in vocal quality and to incorporate home practice and vocal hygiene into their weekly schedules. Please be advised that this is, of course, only appropriate for certain types of voice disorders. This does not suit every patient.
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IEP Goals and Objective Weekly Reports
IEP's are strenuous and taxing, but I created a resource to help you keep track of what your students on your caseload have been doing for the week. So that when the time comes to do you progress monitoring reports you have all that information already completed you just have to type it up!
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Not Grade Specific
Positive Self-Talk Exercise - Personal Cheerleader Activity
This activity is designed to assist children and adolescents in practicing positive self-talk. In this 'Personal Cheerleader' exercise, children/teens are encouraged to identify qualities, achievements, and aspects of themselves that they appreciate and feel proud of. This exercise serves as a valuable resource for them to revisit whenever they would like a confidence boost and aims to enhance their ability to engage in positive self-talk.
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3rd - 12th
Speech Therapy Data Tracking
Document to help organize and track data for students on your caseload.
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What's My Mantra?
This activity was designed to help students who struggle with social pragmatic skills. Students will develop metacognitive skills and learn how to self-reflect and set goals to improve social interactions by writing their very own mantras. This activity helps students realize and acknowledge their social skill weakness, as well as their social skill strengths. An example of a completed activity is provided with purchased copy.
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3rd - 11th
Intelligibility Journal
Journal for use by parents or teachers to monitor a student's intelligibility throughout the week. This is great for students who are independent with intelligibility in your sessions, but parents or teachers report that they are still struggling to be understood in class or at home. Journal entries have helped steer my therapy sessions in two ways:1. If the student is still struggling in certain contexts, information from parents and teachers about those contexts helps you figure out next steps
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Student Survery of Teacher
Great way to reflect on your teaching. Have your students fill out one of these and reflect on their thoughts and opinions of you! It's a great way to modify your lesson, activities and social communication skills. Some answers my surprise you... Good Luck and Enjoy!!!!
* It's only 1 page... 2nd page is blank.. sorry!
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Weekly Journal Template - Adult Cognition/Expressive language/word find
Weekly journal entry template with 3 prompts for each dayReusable each week!I created this for my patients who have some difficulty with short term memory or expressive language who are also down on themselves with low confidence and negativity due to their changes in cognition. I made these prompts to target some short-term memory during their week and to help increase positivity and promote gratitude which we know can overall elevate mood and decrease stress. For example, answering questions a
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Not Grade Specific
NO-FUSS FLUENCY: Stuttering Event Journal Page
This double sided journal page helps students to see patterns or bring awareness of stuttering events from day to day. It is great for homework, daily or weekly.
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Not Grade Specific
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