Today is another Tangled Tuesday! Yay! I was on the receiving end of one of the best verb activities I have seen produced to date! This activity is called Verb Circus Resource by Ms. Jocelyn! Just take a look at this activity and you will see it is a must have item for assessing verbs- regular and irregular- in your speech classroom! Let's take a peek! Here is the fun title page to the activity! It includes the contents of the activity along with suggestion directions for assessment and practice. There are so many words included in this activity that I felt it was VERY comprehensive for my students to work on these verb tenses. These are the the verb cards with the different tenses and the cute circus clipart was a hit with my students! There is something everyone loves about the circus! Then we have the irregular verb version of the activity! Then there is a helping verb circus also! There is a cute dice that you can utilize for the activity as well! The next item was awesome in my speech room! It is a build a sentence activity This portion of the activity was an awesome visual for my students who have difficulty with grammar and syntax. The next two pictures are 1/2 of the two assessment pages available in the activity. You have the opportunity to track each of your student's responses, then tally them at the bottom! Last, but not least, there is a subjective pronoun pronoun visual. SO I used this activity in many ways. I used it as an assessment (pre and post) for one of my students for a week. Then I used it as a group activity. I stated a verb in a specific tense and my students were required to tell me which tense it was that I used the verb in. I played it in the opposite way too. I had the child roll the dice and a verb tense was presented. The child then chose a verb card and had to conjugate the verb on the card to the verb tense that was on the die. I used the build a sentence worksheet with this activity and also with some sentence builder cards that I already had from Super Duper Inc. There are sooo many cards for regular tense verbs and irregular tense verbs that you would have enough to last more than one session! That is always important to me in looking at materials to buy on TPT! You can check out Jocelyn's blog to see a review of my activity here Follow her on Facebook here Grab this activity on Teachers Pay Teachers here for 5 dollars (TOTALLY WORTH IT) Thanks for reading Tangled Tuesday! Check out Tangled Tuesday Next Week with Speech Time Fun! Tune in!

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You've received a referral to assess the language abilities of a school aged child with suspected language difficulties. The child has not been assessed before so you know you’ll need a comprehensive language test to look at the child’s ability to recall sentences, follow directions, name words, as well as perform a number of other

I was doing some research for my Language Goal List and stumbled across this awesome Language Processing Hierarchy Method Treatment Model handout.

Wow! It's been a crazy 2 weeks! My students love the Categories and Vocalic /r/ Bingo so I decided to create a Wh- Questions Bingo. I am constantly looking for materials with wh- questions. The students had so much fun playing. The Wh- Questions Bingo allowed me to acquire a lot of data too! This download includes 4 game boards and 3 pages of bingo chips. Each bingo board has twenty-four wh- questions. Step 1: Print and laminate Bingo Cards and Bingo Chips. Step 2: Print an extra bingo card. Laminate and cut out each wh- question from this card. Step 3: Put the cut out wh- questions in a ziplock bag. Step 3: Cut out each Bingo Chips. Step 4: Start by giving each student a Bingo Card and 10 Bingo Chips. Step 5: Pull the first wh- question out of the ziplock bag Step 6: Have each student give you 1 answer. Step 7: The 1st student to get 5 in a row WINS! Wh- Questions Bingo is available on my TPT page! Click Here! I would love to hear what you think! What other Bingo boards would you like me to create....more arctic?!? Hope you have fun playing BINGO with your kiddies! : )

This is a handout created for speech-language pathologists, parents, teachers, RBTs, BCBAs, and anyone who communicates in a school setting with a Stage 1 or 2 gestalt language processor. There are 6 stages of gestalt language development. When a child is in Stage 1 and 2, they need a VARIETY of gestalts. This 5 page handout includes the following: The definition of a gestalt and why it's important to model a VARIETY of mitigable gestalts NATURALLY for your gestalt language processor. It includes examples of gestalts in the following categories for you to model naturally for your gestalt language processor: Advocacy Gestalts (7 gestalts) Shared Joy Gestalts (6 gestalts) Transition Gestalts (6 gestalts) Help Gestalts (3 gestalts) Commenting Gestalts (4 gestalts) 25 gestalts TOTAL across these 5 categories You may Like: A Parent's Guide to Echolalia: How to Support Your Gestalt Language Processor Gestalt Bundle

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In both of the settings where I work, psychiatric outpatient school as well as private practice, I spend a fair amount of time reviewing speech language evaluation reports. As I'm looking at these reports I am seeing that many examiners choose to base their decision making with respect to speech language services eligibility on the

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I am so excited to welcome Gabrielle Charron (superhearoslp), a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) in Ottawa, Canada with a passion for working with children with hearing loss to learn to listen and speak. Gabrielle works at a hospital-based clinic, exclusively providing auditory verbal therapy (AVT) to young children and their families following cochlear implant activation or hearing aid fitting. She is also nearing completion of her Listening and Spoken Language Specialist (LSLS) certification

The 5 domains of language include: phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. Why are they important for therapy and language development? We will discuss why!

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Wondering what the signs of gestalt language processing are? Well, here are 10+ signs that your child is a gestalt language processor.

The other day I was reading about a mother’s excitement over her daughter’s language acquisition. It had me thinking back and remembering how that felt for us. My son is now 12 and has …

This worksheet targets asking grammatically correct, semantically appropriate questions! Click here to download! Please consider donating a dollar or two if you want to see more SLP materials!

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HOW do I teach WHAT questions? When working with my Head Start and PreK students, I have found that it is easier to use photos, pictures, gestures, objects, basically anything that may get their attention and help them remember the purpose of the activity we are working on. So I created these printable flash ... Read More about Teaching basic WH questions

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Begin to understand gestalt language processing with this comprehensive overview info sheet. A great resource for therapists, educators, or caregivers to start to understand GLP and make changes to best support their gestalt language processors. Includes: What is GLP What are gestalts The stages of language acquisition for gestalt and analytic language processors Why it's important to know how a child is processing language How to know if your child is a gestalt language processor How to support a gestalt language processor Page of example gestalts Links to further information This is a great as a handout for parents and carers, daycares/ preschools, schools, educators, and health-care professionals. You may also like: Neurodiversity Info Sheet Using Neurodiverse Affirming Language Neurodiverse Affirming Supports in the Classroom Supporting Autistic Kids in the Classroom Made by a speech-language pathologist.

Are your students struggling to stay on topic or understand important details while summarizing? Are you sick and tired of saying, “is that detail important?” or “Is that the correct sequence?” or “T