Research shows that shorter, more frequent sessions are more effective for learning and retention than longer, less frequent sessions.
Home Plans for Early Intervention Speech Therapy. Simple ideas to help your infant, toddler, preschool, or elementary school child at home with speech and language. A great resource for oral language development, and children with speech and language delays. These simple printable parent handouts an
Step-by-step guide to vocal function exercises for adult speech therapy.
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Six colorful scenes that can be used to elicit language in children in the early childhood, preschool and early elementary level. Each scene has a list of prompts and directions for the following: receptive language (vocabulary, verbs, two step directions, colors and negation) and expressive language (vocabulary, verbs, WH questions, yes/no questions and increasing sentence length). These can be with used by special education teachers, speech/language pathologists and parents for children/students with autism and other communication delays. These can be printed and sent home, emailed to parents or sent on Seesaw or other forms of digital formats. © Autism Little Learners Website/Blog: www.autismlittlelearners.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/autismlittlelearners/
This bundle includes word list handouts for 18 speech sounds. Use these for all your articulation practice and speech therapy needs. These word lists were developed by SpeakEasy Community, creator of the SpeakEasy: Home Speech Therapy app. Early Sounds included: B, P, M, D, N, T Middle Sounds Included: K, G, W, F, S, SH Late Sounds Included: L, Final -L, R, S Blends, R Blends, TH and th Most sounds include initial, medial, and final words. Each sound includes an image and word, and are meant to be printed out for use in therapy or to give to parents to use at home. The bundle also includes 5 suggested games to play using these cut out words, in addition to using them as speech therapy flash cards. If you would like a digital tool to promote home carryover between speech therapy sessions, check out SpeakEasy Community!
Read this article for voice therapy treatment ideas. You'll find techniques and exercises, word lists, massage, breathing, and voice therapy exercises PDFs.
Asking and answering questions is a critical skill in language development, and are two very different concepts to teach!
Whether your child has been identified as having a language disorder or you would just like ways to help your child further improve their language skills, this post is for you. You have stuff in your home and in your brain that can facilitate better language skills in your children. My firstborn spoke at 9 ... Read More about How YOU Can Do Language Therapy At Home!
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What is Receptive language delay? According to InterMountainHealthcare, receptive language disorder is when a child has trouble understanding words and so will have a problem processing them. While they are able to read and hear words, they are not able to connect their meaning. A simple rule of the thumb in speech therapy is that … Receptive Language Disorder Strategies Read More »
This Language in the brain, speech therapy poster will be a great addition to any space especially a speech therapy room! ------ THIS LISTING IS FOR AN INSTANT DOWNLOAD, PRINT YOURSELF POSTER. NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT WILL BE SHIPPED. Printable sizes include (High resolution, 300dpi ready to print JPG files):- 5x7''- 8x10''- 11x14''- 12x16''- 16x20'' Once downloaded, you can print at your own home or take it to your preferred print shop or have it printed online. NOTES* Colors may vary depending on your screen* No materials nor frame are included for this* THIS PRINT IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. COMMERCIAL USE IS NOT ALLOWED. COPYRIGHTS ARE RESERVED.© ALL DESIGNS are property of LightandSaltDesignco. This design is copyrighted.
No Print Digital Activity for Speech Therapy AAC Core Vocabulary Words What Does She Need. A great resource for parents, speech therapists, and early intervention specialists. Helpful for children with speech delay, expressive language impairment, Down syndrome, autism, and complex communication nee
A guide to ALS speech therapy communication treatment, from dysarthria to AAC.
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Children love playing simple games such as Simone Says! I use this game in speech therapy sessions to target listening skills and following directions. You can play this at home (get the whole family involved!) Explain the directions: only do the task if you hear "Simone Says." (I don't always use this rule with the younger ones though). To work on simple following directions/listening skills, here are some simple ones to use: “Simone says clap your hands” “Simone says touch your nose” “Simone s
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Learn how to do a dysarthria assessment. With step-by-step guides, norms, suggested templates, and more!
Sometimes when working with young children on the production of speech sounds, it is helpful to provide the little one’s with a fun label, or name, for the sound(s) you are teaching. Providing a visual cue to go along with the label is also very helpful, to provide multisensory instruction. Several years ago I asked […]
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My "Fluency Activities: One Page Stuttering Worksheets Bundle" is a great resource to use to target both speech and fluency at the same time! Track data on /b/, /p/, /d/, /t/, /m/, /n/, /k/, /g/, /f/, /s/, /l/, "sh", "ch", and "j" sounds as well as the use of fluency strategies. Other skills such as vocabulary and grammar can also be targeted. This resource awesome to use in therapy or to send home to use as part of distance learning! What’s included in this resource: 10 pages with words beginning with /b/ 10 pages with words beginning with /p/ 10 pages with words beginning with /d/ 10 pages with words beginning with /t/ 10 pages with words beginning with /m/ 10 pages with words beginning with /n/ 10 pages with words beginning with /k/ 10 pages with words beginning with /g/ 10 pages with words beginning with /f/ 10 pages with words beginning with /s/ 10 pages with words beginning with /l/ 10 pages with words beginning with "sh" sounds 10 pages with words beginning with "ch" sounds 10 pages with words beginning with "j" sounds How to use: Print and go! Choose phoneme pages depending on your student's needs Complete the tasks in each box After performing each task, fill in the circle regarding smooth or bumpy speech **Use markers, crayons, paint dobbers, etc. to fill in the circles
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A quick tool for SLPs to build custom communication boards for people with aphasia or other communication barriers. This digital download comes with 5 pages of icons (60 icons total). The patient can select words that they find useful. Cut, paste, laminate. This content is only available to members.
Use this Why Questions interactive book to teach your students to answer Why Questions, Cause and Effect, and master language and communication skills. This interactive book is specifically great because it helps students formulate the answer to Why questions the right way. Often, students know the answer to a specific question but struggle with the way to build the sentence. This resource will help them learn sentence formulation. 1. What is this resource used for? This material teaches students to answer Why Questions in a 30-page Interactive Book. 2. What's included in this resource? This resource includes the material to build an Interactive Book with 30 pages Where each page has: - a Why Question on the top, - a frame for the answer - 3 detachable pieces that the student chooses the right answer from It also includes - instructions on how to build the interactive book, - Answers for each question to be used by the teacher or as an autocorrection by the student, - and tracking sheets to record your students' progress. 3. How to use this resource? Instructions on how to use this material are included in the downloadable Pdf file. 4. Who is this kit for? This resource can be used by children in preschool, and elementary school, children with speech delay, autism, and adults during Speech therapy, special education, early intervention, and ABA sessions. You can also check out : - What Questions Interactive Book for sentence formulation - Who Questions Interactive Book for sentence formulation - When Questions interactive Book for sentence formulation - Where Question on Community items and activities H25 Bundle - Where Questions about Home & School Items H12 Bundle - Where Questions Bundle - Where Questions Worksheets - When Questions Task Cards - Yes and No Worksheets 5. How to Order - Simply purchase the product. - After your payment is cleared, you can download your instant download under purchases/reviews. Please note that: - No physical product will be mailed to you. - Digital and instant download products are non-refundable. Keywords: WH Questions, Why questions, cause and effect, autism, ASD, ABA, ABLLS-R aligned activities & assessment, special education, early intervention, speech and language delays, WH Questions list, speech therapy, down syndrome, language development. Leave a comment for Tpt credit. Be the first to know about new discounts, freebies, and new products: Click on the green star next to my store name to become a follower. If you like this resource and would like to get credit to lower the cost of your future purchases then leave a comment. Simply go to your My Purchases page and next to each purchase you will find a Provide Feedback button. Your feedback is greatly appreciated as it helps improve the quality of the resources we create. Thank you!
These ABA therapy activities for kids with autism spectrum disorder will give you heaps of ideas you can use at school, in therapy, and at home!
Unlock communication potential with these eye gaze communication boards, designed for AAC users with complex physical needs. Tailored for individuals with Rett Syndrome and other physical disabilities, these boards feature core vocabulary, empowering speech therapists and special educators in promoting language development and inclusion. Individuals with movement disabilities (including, but not limited to Rett Syndrome and severe spastic quadriplegia) may not be able to access an AAC system directly. Partner Assisted Scanning is a great alternative, but leaves the user less independent in their communication skills. That's when we explore the use of eye gaze responses. While eye gaze training often begins with the partner providing 2-3 visual choices, the goal is to move to access to more vocabulary. Eye gaze communication boards exist with complex systems for using the alphabet or a more robust vocabulary, but eye gaze learning can take time, and may have the need to start with less complexity; especially for our emerging communicators. Contents: 23 eye gaze picture communication boards; a set of 6-location picture communication boards for eye gaze users a set of 9 boards with 4 locations a set of 6 boards that represent the Universal 36 Core There are core word boards, a “something’s wrong” board a game topic board a t.v. watching topic board a book reading topic board. Prior to laminating, you might want to write the symbol's label on the back of the page in the appropriate spot, so you don't have to memorize every symbol's location on every page. After laminating, cut out the center spot, so that you can see the individual’s responses when seated across from them. Buyers have said: *This material saved me time making it on my own and is just what I needed gor my student learning how to use sn eye scan device. *THANK YOU FOR MAKING SUCH AN AMAZING PRODUCT! My students love this resource! They were engaged and had no trouble getting started. It was so easy for me to use in a time crunch. *My student just started using an eye gaze board. The pictures were nicely organized and were helpful in creating vocabulary for him in the classroom. These boards use Symbol Stix, from News2You. Remember: this is a digital download. There will be a download link from Etsy, where you can download this file onto your computer.
Use these flash cards in speech therapy to work on the initial /k/ sound with your students. Flash cards are great for drilling, using in games, and to send home for homework so students can practice. ...
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These pictures are final /ch/ multisyllabic words which may be used for articulation drill, vocabulary identification and home carryover activities for speech therapy.
Learn breathing exercises for speech therapy patients with dysarthria, voice disorders, and apraxia of speech.
Most times language disorders cause problems in social behaviour, as poor eye contact, that can be trained in many different ways. We have created a model slide to help to say hello and good-bye. We play with the slides, one of us goes out of the room and plays that is arriving home and greets, or that is leaving the house and says good-bye It really works to change the images of the father and mother for real pictures. It might take a few days to make it work :) Hello Good-bye
We all have our favorite, go-to items whether at home or at work. These things are familiar and usually are something you have used a lot. Something that is reliable and flexible. I have some therapy materials that are that way for me. Any time I show up at a facility to work PRN, these ... Read More about These are a few of my favorite things….at the SNF
Often, speech-language pathologists have many recommendations when it comes to swallowing but this information may be overwhelming for the patient or care partner to remember. This swallowing recommendation guide allows the SLP to quickly make checkmarks next to the personalized recommendation for the patient. There is also space for additional comments. This content is only […]
