Students will enjoy practicing their speech with this hand drawn Open Ended Articulation Worksheet. For articulation, the speech sound or words can be written on each balloon. This activity can be used for language goals such as vocabulary skills as well. Thanks and I hope you and your students en...
For the past couple of years, I have used Carol Gray’s materials extensively during my work with adults with developmental disabilities. Creating comic strip conversations has been extremely helpful in facilitating conversation, resolving social issues between peers, taking turns in conversation and providing different social scenarios within various contexts.
A new way to play an old game…great for all ages! After printing, cut away the white strip so the board can be taped together. It could also be mounted onto a file folder. Use checker pieces to play. For each move, the student will make up sentences using picture pairs that coordinate with the square his/her piece is moving to. There are pictures on the all of the squares so that other versions of checkers can be played. Options: Before the student can move, he/she must name one of the two coordinate pictures, put the two words into a phrase, sentence, etc. Clip art from www.clker.com, mycutegraphics.com, fonts from graphicsfromthepondblogspot.com This material and title “Speecheckers” is the property of Tracy W. Morlan, M.A. CCC-SLP. GoldCountrySLP. Do not copy, share, or otherwise reproduce this idea.
Jam-packed with hundreds of curriculum-based activities, exercises and games in every subject, Brain Quest Grade 4 Workbook reinforces what kids are learning in the classroom. The workbook's lively layout and easy-to-follow explanations make learning fun, interactive, and concrete. Plus it's written to help parents follow and explain key concepts. Includes language arts, word searches and crosswords, idea clusters, multiplication and division, story problems, geometry, graphs, time lines, Brain Boxes, and much more. For more information, visit http://www.workman.com/products/9780761150183/.
There are SOOO many Halloween ideas floating around Pinterest and blogs that I could spend all day downloading stuff without ever having to make anything. BUT, I bought some cute graphics a few weeks ago so I had to use them, right?! Add my love of making materials and, bam! Halloween Language Activities!The first activity is for grammar. There are three pumpkin buckets for parts of speech...nouns, verbs, and adjectives.Then, there's the candy! There are 20 pieces for each part of speech. You can have students sort the candy pieces to the correct bucket or have them choose one piece from each bucket to make a silly sentence.Next are Lollipop Antonyms! You can use these for go fish, memory, and matching. There are 20 pairs in all.I also did Candy Corn Synonyms...with a twist! Instead of matching pairs, I did sets of three! You can cut the candy corn along the color lines and have students match the correct synonyms. If doing three is too many, you could just cut off the top or bottom one and have students match to the two words left.
I needed more NO PREP speech therapy ideas to get me through this season. Therapy in April and May can feel redundant and... boring (*gasp* I said it!). Blue ta
Analogies are a great way to sharpen the mind because besides knowing the meanings of the words, you must also understand the relationship expressed in the analogy.
Try this synonyms worksheet with your third grader. This synonyms worksheet gets your child to find words with the same meanings. Download to complete online or as a printable!
Looking for a simple way to easily increase your students' vocabulary? Wonder where all those words on standardized and benchmarking testing come from? Does your state not have a list of academic vocabulary? These 10 sets of vocabulary words were purposely selected because they are commonly seen on grade level assessments and tasks. Using these projectable words will give your students daily vocabulary practice which will promote a deeper understanding of the words that they see most often. 210 different words to help your kids become better readers and feel more prepared for state and district testing! 10 different sets of words. Use one set each week to increase your student's vocabulary skills. Project each word and lead your students to discuss the meaning of the word, use it in a sentence, and brainstorm antonyms and synonyms that are associated with the word. This promotes class discussion and strengthens their listening and speaking skills! This packet includes: * teacher directions/suggestions * 10 sets of vocabulary words (one on each page -210 words in all) to project on your screen * 1 vocabulary graphic organizer Download the preview to see a sample of the pages included in the packet. You might also like: ELA Singular and Plural Nouns Types of Sentences Verbs - Become a Verb Superhero Common and Proper Nouns Grade 2 Test Prep - SAT 10 ELA Reading Centers Made Simple Visit My TPT Store ******************************************** Come Collaborate with me! Facebook Pinterest Instagram Blog (Smith’s Safari Adventures – Tracy Smith) Want to receive email updates when I post new products, freebies, and SALES? Click the green star at the top to start following my store! © Tracy Smith 2019
We can not write, speak or do enough Aided Language Input (ALI). If we expect learners to speak AAC, we must speak AAC to them. It is difficult enough to learn a language and imagine if no one spo…
Today is another Craft Junkie Too Design Team day. I can't even begin to tell you how much I love being on Tracy's Design Team!! Her awesome assignments are just a small part of it. The challenge for this week is to make a project to help kick off the holiday season. To read the complete story of "The Elf on the Shelf" hop by the website, but the general idea is that when your "assigned" elf arrives, you must name him or her and set her on a shelf in your home. Your new elf acts like Santa's little spy, watching to see if your child/ren have been behaving and will earn Santa's gifts. Each night your Elf will return to Santa and report any naughty or nice news. Every night when the elf returns, he or she may choose a new spot to sit. You may not touch the elf after that first day, you don't want to rub off any of the Christmas Magic, do you?? But don't forget, your little elf must be under the tree or by the stockings on Christmas Eve night so s/he can hitch a ride home with Santa. As much as I love the story of "The Elf on the Shelf" I just knew I could re-create the wonderful story at a fraction of the price. My version includes a printable letter from Santa. He tells a little about the elf, that you must name your elf etc. I've also included the elf passport, this is where you assign your elf it's name. Here are the parts of my printable kit. For this sample, I used the 1st letter download. This letter includes margins in case you'd like to print of holiday paper you may already have in your stash. I love that Santa "signed" the letter too! The second letter file is a full page and doesn't leave any margins. You could print it on any paper or full page patterned paper too. Here is the elf's passport. It's complete with date of issue (please note; we put our Elf on the Shelf out December 1st), date of birth etc. The back includes all the passport stamps your Elf has collected from all over the world. Here is the little Elf we are using this year. It's a cute little shelf sitter I picked up at a Craft Bazaar. http://www.4shared.com/photo/Xf18fHdd/Elf_on_the_Shelf_letter_1.html This letter is the one that has 1" margins all around. http://www.4shared.com/photo/nbbaeu0Y/Elf_on_the_Shelf_letter_2.html This is the letter with no margins (for use on full patterned paper or blank paper). http://www.4shared.com/photo/FZ-txtPN/Elf_on_the_Shelf_passport_-_si.html This is a single passport. It will print to a full size of 8 1/2" x 5 1/2", fold it in half and seal to complete your passport. I will be laminating ours to keep it from year to year. http://www.4shared.com/photo/pbzG7zSq/Elf_on_the_Shelf_passport_-_do.html And in case you have multiple families or grandkids etc you'd like to gift this story to, this is a double passport. It has two per page and each has a different passport number too. That's it, please head over to Tracy's blog and see what her other Crafty Designers have come up with to share today. My wonderful fellow DT members Indira ~ Crafty Homemade Kadie ~ Kards by Kadie Kristy ~ Craftin-on-my-Door Roberta ~ TX Scrapper Mom Shawn ~ Shawn's Fireside Crafting Room Shelley ~ Carleys-Closet Tanya ~ Tanya Isis Creations
CCSS citations for each of the following activities. IEP goals also included. 1) Story sequencing cards; 2) Story Comprehension questions; 3) Auditory Discrimination of CVC words (not overtly mentioned in the CCSS); 4) Phonemic Awareness activity-rhyming; 5) Phonemic Awareness activity-phoneme blend...
This is played in a similar manner to the Guess Who game. You will need: 2 copies of the board containing St. Patrick’s Day items., 2 copies of the page with the Irish flags cut out (or bingo chips)., 1 file folder. Give each student a board. Put a barrier (such as a file folder) between them so they can’t see each other’s boards. One student chooses a picture on his/her board. The other student asks yes/no questions until they determine the chosen picture. Barrier games are an excellent way to teach descriptive expressive language skills as well as question formulation skills. Pragmatics are also targeted with this activity. Erin Go Bragh! Tracy W. Morlan, M.A. CCC-SLP Related Products • LIDS Game Holiday Edition • Luck o' the Irish Awesome Articulation Worksheets 720 Words • Mystery Pictures for Speech & Language Spring • Mystery Pictures for Speech & Language St. Pat's Day 4,600 Words • Spring into Speech Awesome Articulation Worksheets 720 Words • Spring Complex Sentence Builder
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For those of you who missed my Winter Vocabulary booklet, here it is! Hopefully, you can use it before the weather turns warmer! My kiddos love these! I hope yours do, too! Click on any pic to download! Have wonderful week! Laura
We all know that your students love file folder activities, so it just makes sense to add another one to your toolkit! Your students will have a blast with this house-themed activity, where they can fill the house with the different pieces. If you can't beat 'em, then join 'em! *************************************************************************** What awesome resources are included? ★ Tons of sentence strips to encourage expanded utterance length ★ Follow-up activities ★ Review worksheets *************************************************************************** What goals are targeted by this product? ★ Answering questions ★ Expanding utterance length ★ Following directions ★ Color, around the home, and furniture vocabulary ★ Verbs ★ Object function *************************************************************************** What are other customers saying about this product? "I love the clean and simple graphics in addition to the rooms in the house being shown as a whole. For many students, it's hard to imagine specific rooms out of context. Love this!" "This has been one of the best purchases I have made in a long time. I can use it with a variety of groups and the children enjoy the activities. Can you make a school version?" "My students love these activities, and I truly appreciate the range of skills that can be targeted. Thank you for a great resource!" *************************************************************************** Want other file folder activities? Check these out: Fill the School File Folder Dress the Turkey File Folder Activities Early Language File Folder Activities Bundle *************************************************************************** Want updates on new products added? Follow me! Sign up for my newsletter! Connect with me on Facebook and Instagram!
Solar system worksheets. These printable sheets are great for ESL students to learn solar system vocabulary words in English. Solar system worksheets Download
It's here! The Halloween Edition of What Am I? {A Describing Game} Hooray! I LOVE playing these with all my students. Anything with the wo...
I recently had the opportunity to provide tele-speech-language services to a toddler with autism spectrum disorder. I knew it would be difficult to have him sit in front of a computer for long periods, so I decided that I would employ a “parent coaching” approach, empowering his parents to more effectively help their son.
Since the SLP world has had to switch to telepractice this past month, I’ve been getting tons of questions about how to get started. That’s why I wanted to get you the answers you need from a seasoned teletherapist. This past week, I had the honor of interviewing Tracy Sippl from S & L Teletherapy...
A Game Board for all Occasions I created this blank game board a while back when I first started working on sight words with my son. At that time, this board was big enough for our practice, but n…
This FREEBIE set includes 2 cute raccoon/pencil graphics. Instead of using just a label with “Sharp” or “Broken/Dull” for your students’ pencils, use these free cute raccoon images to label your pencil cups! These images are saved in PNG (transparent backgrounds) format and makes layering much easier if you choose to use these images in a worksheet or newsletter. Each image comes in color and in black and white for a total of 4 images in all. These images are saved with 300dpi/high resolution, so they will retain their crisp appearance. The girl raccoon is happily holding a sharp pencil while the sad little boy raccoon is holding the broken one. You will receive: 2 black & white PNG images 2 color PNG images My Terms of Use page is included. The clip art may be used in educational commercial products. All images must be secured if you're using the images in products you sell (distribute). Commercial credit is required: A link is required in both commercial products and freebies. You can link back with either a text link or a logo that's included in the terms of use. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me @ [email protected] Thank you so much! © Tracy Sztanya
This I See Fall Interactive Reader is a fun hands-on way for students to actively engage and improve their reading skills and increase their vocabulary.
\"\"Write and Speak Better\"\" by William G. Hoffman is a comprehensive guide to improving your communication skills in both written and spoken formats. The book covers a range of topics, including grammar, vocabulary, sentence structure, and style. It also includes tips for effective public speaking, such as how to prepare and deliver a speech with confidence. The author provides numerous examples and exercises throughout the book to help readers practice and reinforce their skills. Whether you are a student, professional, or simply looking to improve your communication abilities, \"\"Write and Speak Better\"\" is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to enhance their writing and speaking skills.This is a new release of the original 1937 edition.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.
Two-Digit Addition Task Cards! Play a game of SCOOT with your students! Use these task cards to let your students practice 2 Digit Addition With and Without Regrouping! This freebie includes: * teacher directions to play SCOOT * 20 colored task cards * student answer sheets Task cards can also be used in centers for extra practice! The possibilities are endless! You can also use them in small groups or in centers! You might also like: Math: Measuring Length - Measure Me With What? 3D Shape Posters – Anchor Charts Symmetry Made Simple Place Value Perfection Grade 1 Math Test Prep Grade 2 Math Test Prep Visit My TPT Store ******************************************** Come Collaborate with me! Facebook Pinterest Instagram Blog (Smith’s Safari Adventures – Tracy Smith) Want to receive email updates when I post new products, freebies, and SALES? Click the green star at the top to start following my store! © Tracy Smith 2016
This resource contains 2 Spanish booklets, one with text and images, and a text only template so students can sketch and create their own versions of the booklets. Each booklet contains 8 pages. Also included are suggestions for using the booklets and an assembly instruction page. Students first read and cut out the booklet containing text and images of spring. Sample words are flowers, rain, grass, birds, and bees. They then sketch and create their own version of the booklet using the text only template. Students will have fun sharing their drawings with family and friends which will help reinforce their language learning! The illustration version can be projected in class to present, review and practice pronunciation of the vocabulary. The text only version can be projected onto the Smart Board and students can draw pictures on the Smart Board that correspond to the text. Both versions can be used for interactive notebook activities. Created by Sue Summers Please click here to see more of my Spanish emergent reader booklets. Please click here to visit my store. *************************************************************************** Customer Tip: ***Follow me to receive email updates about upcoming sales and new product launches.***
Easy prep emergency sub plans or story extension activities for There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Clover perfect for March sub plans. A full day of activities aligning to kindergarten standards/ skills that are perfect for a stress free day off during the winter months! Includes activities to cover all subject areas for the entire day (probably enough material for 2 days!). These can also be used as fun activities to supplement the story. All you will need is a copy of There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Clover and these easy to prep sub plans! What is included: Student emergent reader books- to color and read Story sequencing the events- for comprehension of events from the story. Story Labeling- Great to introduce vocabulary and use phonics skills to identify sounds in a word Vocabulary flip book- with an accompanying sheet to copy the sentence to reinforce sight words. Mixed up sentences- for a grammar activity or to reinforce sight words Sentence errors- as a prewriting activity Writing prompt activity (2 versions- an easier fill in the blank and a prompt) Math Practice Pages (2 levels + various bonus pages) There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Clover write the room Bonus Activities: story crown, word search and more! Each activity contains a cover sheet with directions for that activity that you can write this time on for easy prep. Also includes editable sub forms that you may need. ***************************************************************** You may also like my other Old Lady themed monthly sub plans: •There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Book- August Sub Plans •There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Bat- October Sub Plans •There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves- September Sub Plans •There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Bell- December Sub Plans •There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Frog- April Sub Plans •There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Shell- May Sub Plans ***************************************************************** Follow me to be notified when new products are uploaded. New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted.
Descriptive Words! This page provides a large list of descriptive adjectives and verbs in English. They have been chosen especially for ESL learners. Descriptive Words Learn synonyms of different words in English NICE Enjoyable Pleasurable
