This quick and easy to administer speech sound assessment is perfect for informal assessment and progress monitoring of your speech therapy students! Four different speech sound assessments included - a quick articulation screener including syllable shapes and s, r, and l clusters, a phonological pa...
Essential components of an informal speech sound assessment and articulation screener
When I got my first referral for a student with Apraxia of Speech, I cried. I had no idea how to help them. Blame it on the lack of training during Grad School or maybe it was imposter syndrome - either way - I did not feel confident or competent in treating Childhood Apraxia of Speech.I know that I’m not alone. I get dozens of DMs a week from preschool SLPs and school aged SLPs asking for tips and tricks for treating Apraxia of Speech.Over the last seven years, I have read every book, watched e
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Speech therapy for older children with articulation disorders can be challenging. Here are some tips for assessment, treatment, and carryover.
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I was giving the CELF-4 yesterday and realized that although I like the Concepts & Following Directions subtest, there are not a lot of written materials out there that address some of the types of basic concepts on this subtest. Obviously you can do before/after directions with real life objects (jump up and down before you spin around), but I made this worksheet to work on before/after directions with pictures, which is what the CELF-4 is really testing. Click here to download!
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What are boom cards? Boom cards are a great way to teach speech therapy goals. Grab a list of boom cards that are great for speech therapy and teletherapy.
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I have been lucky in my career: I have worked with some of the best bilingual families around. The only downside is that I didn’t have any handouts or material in Spanish to give to parents at meetings to help them understand what is happening during the evaluation process. So I have had to convey ... Read More about Bilingual Speech Therapy Handouts
Do you have students with apraxia and you're not sure where to start? This is an informal apraxia assessment. Please note that this is not a standardized assessment; you must use your clinical judgment to decide what your student needs to work on. Use this informal assessment to figure out where to start with speech therapy. Data sheets are included. This is what's included: V in isolation/words, including 4 diphthongs: 16 total VC: 10 total CV: 10 total CVCV: 10 total CVC: 10 total CVCVC: 10 total L-blends: 10 total S-blends: 10 total R-blends: 10 total 3 syllable words: 10 total 4 syllable words: 10 total Intelligibility rating: rate words or sentences, depending on the level of the student *In the VC, CV, CVCV, CVC sections there are a mix of early and later developing sounds. You may investigate other phonemes/combinations if you wish. If you're looking for more informal assessments, check these out: Informal Language Assessment Functional Life Skills Informal Assessment Kindergarten Speech and Language Screening Virginia Speech & Language Screenings Informal Screener: 14 Early Developing Morphemes (FREE) © 2015 Teach Speech 365
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It's the first day of summer vacation and I'm celebrating this break! Over the school year I completed over 100 different evaluations. I work on a play-based evaluation team. Here are a few quick tips
This 40 task assessment is to determine a baseline and set goals for students with profound to moderate cognitive disabilites with little or no language through activities such as following directions, identifying objects, and identifying pictures. These are all precursor skills to language developm...
I have previously written a blog post on how I collect data, but I am sharing again! This system has worked for me for two years, with a little refinement here and there.
As most of you know, I work with preschool aged students in a public elementary school. All of the students on my caseload are in our full-day program. The full-day preschool classes are comprised of students with autism, sensory disorders, and other developmental or medical disorders. I absolutely love this populat
Are you looking for an informal language assessment that you can use with your late talkers and preschoolers with language delay? Would it be helpful to have an assessment form that can self-score and track the child’s progress? This Early Language Informal Assessment is ideal for informally assessing children’s language skills in your Speech and Language Therapy sessions. *** This Informal Early Language Assessment is also available in a money-saving bundle *** This informal Early Language Assessment comes with digital and printable versions, making it perfect for use in both teletherapy sessions and face-to-face sessions. Easily and quickly assess receptive and expressive language skills from single words to short phrases with this early language assessment. This informal language assessment also comes with three different data collection forms, so you can pick the version that is most convenient for you! There is a printable version that you can print and fill out. There is a digital editable version, which you can open in a PDF program such as Adobe Reader (free) and fill in on the computer (drop-down boxes make it easy to score the receptive section). Please note, this does not work on iPads. There is also a self-scoring Excel document that you can fill out on the computer. This version comes with drop-down boxes for receptive items, and is self-scoring, which makes scoring the assessment and monitoring the child’s progress a breeze! This informal assessment covers early language targets from one key word level up to three key word level (KWL). The Key Word Level (KWL) is based on the number of Information Carrying Words* in the instruction, i.e., the minimum number of words the child needs to understand in order to comprehend an utterance. It also relates to the target response that the child would be expected to produce (i.e., a one-word, two-word, or three-word utterance). Key Words and Information Carrying Words are the same; they are the words that hold meaning in the utterance. There are receptive and expressive targets for most of the stimulus items in the informal assessment. The following targets are included: 1 KWL includes- nouns (inc. animals, vehicles, clothing, food, furniture, and body parts), verbs, and prepositions (in, on, under, and out of). 2 KWL includes- phrases consisting of two key words with the following semantic structures**: subject + verb (“agent + action”), verb + object (“action + object” and “action + locative”), possessor + possession, as well as prepositions (in, on, under, out of, off), and concepts/attributes. 3 KWL includes- phrases consisting of three key words, including subject + verb + object phrases (“agent + action + object” and “agent + action + locative”), and prepositions (in, under, on, out of, off). References: Flahive, L.K., and Lanza, J.R. (2012). Linguisystems Guide to Communication Milestones: 2012 Edition. LinguiSystems, Inc. Retrieved online, January 2020. * The concept of Information Carrying Words is based on the work by Knowles and Masidlover (1982) and underpins the ‘Derbyshire Language Scheme’ a commonly used language program in the UK and Ireland. (Ref: Knowles W, Masidlover M. (1982) The Derbyshire Language Scheme. Derby: Derbyshire County Council, UK). ** The information re. semantic structures is based on the work of Brown (1973), as cited in the ASHA Practice Portal: https://www.asha.org/Practice-Portal/Clinical-Topics/Late-Language-Emergence/Semantic-Relationships/ (Accessed online, November 2020). Disclaimer: This informal assessment of early language skills is designed to be used by a certified/licensed Speech-Language Pathologist/Speech and Language Therapist. This informal assessment is intended to provide a general overview of a child’s language abilities. It has not been normed/standardized. It is important that you use your professional judgment when interpreting any results and when making any decisions regarding next steps. This informal assessment is NOT designed to be a replacement for a formal language assessment and should NOT be used to diagnose any speech and language delay/disorder, or to determine whether a child does/does not receive services. It is advised that a formal language assessment be administered for the purposes of reports, IEPs, IFSP, etc. The SLT Scrapbook, owners and creators, accept no responsibility for decisions related to the determination of eligibility and/or amount of services or any other decisions made as a result of this assessment.
Are you looking for a bright, educational poster about typical speech sound development? Would you like to refer to consonant acquisition and speech intelligibility norms easily and quickly when you’re doing an assessment or providing information to parents and teachers? The Speech Development Chart references the cross-linguistic review from McLeod & Crowe (2018). The review showed that most of the world’s consonants were acquired by 5;0 years. READ the open-access paper here: McLeod, S., & Crowe, K. (2018). Children’s consonant acquisition in 27 languages: A cross-linguistic review. American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, 27(4), 1546-1571. ⭐ This product is part of a discounted SPEECH CHART BUNDLE of high-quality charts, posters, and infographics⭐ This chart is an engaging addition to your speech pathology office or waiting room. You can also print out the black and white version to use for screening or assessing stimulability. PRINTING OPTIONS: 1. You can take the Speech Development Chart to a local print or office supplies shop to be printed as poster size. I have successfully printed the poster at A0 size. 2. Print as regular paper sized and laminate for durability. It is great to pull out of a folder to reference. 3. Print the black & option and attach it to a report or use it for screening purposes. ================================================== CONTENTS: ✅ -- Single-paged Speech Development Chart ✅ -- Includes norms on speech intelligibility ✅ -- Comes in color and black & white ✅ -- Three different color charts to choose from ⭐ Did you know I have a bundle on sale? Grab resources to match: Phonological Posters, Speech Development Fact Sheets, Speech Metaphors, and a DDK Rate Kit. ⭐ ================================================== What SLP’s like you are saying: ❝ The most beautiful and useful speech sound development chart I've ever seen. I keep some copies with me at all times now to help explain speech development to parents during assessments.❞ ❝ This is fabulous- it's easy to access and visually appealing. I'm using this with student clinicians and to provide information to educators and parents.❞ ❝ This poster makes my room look bright and cheerful and is an excellent reference when educating parents, teachers, and students about speech sound development.❞ Do you need FREE ❝100 Trials for Speech❞ no-prep worksheets? Sign up for my newsletter to get access to my Freebie Library of goodies that are aimed at your speech sound caseload. ❤️ Rebecca Reinking is an SLP who works privately with children who have speech sound disorders. She has a particular interest in phonological interventions and strives to connect and collaborate with speech scientists to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice. Watch my videos on Instagram: @adventuresinspeechpathology Learn more about phonological therapy and join my email list. Send me an email: [email protected] YouTube: youtube.com/c/AdventuresinSpeechPathology
Have you ever struggled to elicit a simple oral motor evaluation with your students? Do you find that children are reluctant to open their mouths, or are confused by some of the directions in typical oral-facial exams? DOWNLOAD THIS RESOURCE IF YOU WANT TO: ➊ -- child-friendly instructions and pictures that make sense to children ➋ -- to try to increase participation during an oral-facial exam ❸ -- a digital oral motor version for online/telehealth evaluations ❹ -- an easy-to-follow, two-page assessment form to record your findings These colorful and engaging cards contain relatable and funny actions such as 'move your tongue like a puppy wagging its tail’, to increase participation (especially with your preschool-aged students) but MORE IMPORTANTLY, allow you to get the information that you need about a child's oral motor functioning. Don’t want to print? This file contains a separate PDF document so that you can upload the informal assessment to your tablet and use as a quick to access, on-the-go option. Just use your favorite way to transfer PDFs to your iPad (like dropbox) and save in a place such as iBooks (free app on the iPad) and it will always be stored there for easy access. ⭐ Read on the Blog my tips and tricks to getting an oral motor evaluation done.⭐ The cards may help as part of your everyday assessment, particularly for children with speech difficulties. Make it play-based and have toys, puppets, and pretend food so that you can elicit these cards easily as part of dynamic assessment. Please note that this is not an exhaustive list of oral motor movements, so I have listed below what the cards cover in terms of oral movements. ===================================== CONTENTS: The cards included for the oral movements: ✅ -- Jaw - open, open-close ✅ -- Lips - protrusion, retraction, lip seal, rapid protrusion-retraction ✅ -- Tongue - appearance, protrusion, retraction, depression, elevation, lateralization, rapid lateralization ✅ -- Oral exam card (to look in the child's mouth) - dentition, palate, tonsils, and soft palate ✅ -- DDK cards for /p/, /t/, /k/ and "pat-a-cake" ✅ -- Two-page Oral Motor Screener form ✅ -- For an idea on size - there are 4 cards to a page for the printed version, but one card to a page for the iPad document. If you are wanting to save the 21-page 'tablet' version to your iPad, I just save the PDF in my free iBooks app so that it is always there. ===================================== What SLP's like you are saying: ❝ Great product for my little kiddos on caseload. It makes oral-mechs fun for everyone!❞ ❝ My kids love the visuals and are more willing to imitate OM movements with them!❞ ❝ LOVE IT! Such a fun and engaging way to do oral motor exams.❞ ❝ Fun and kids love it. They think they're pulling silly faces at me.❞ ❝ Finally - a way to make oral motor assessments fun and engaging!❞ Do you need FREE ❝100 Trials for Speech❞ no-prep worksheets? Sign up for my newsletter to get access to my Freebie Library of goodies that are aimed at your speech sound caseload. ❤️ Rebecca Reinking is an SLP who works privately with children who have speech sound disorders. She has a particular interest in phonological interventions and strives to connect and collaborate with speech scientists to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice. Watch my videos on Instagram: @adventuresinspeechpathology Learn more about phonological therapy and join my email list. Send me an email: [email protected] YouTube: youtube.com/c/AdventuresinSpeechPathology
These speech therapy data collection sheets provide the perfect IEP goal progress monitoring tracking Google Sheets complete with speech therapy calendar attendance tracker and progress report templates for IEP goals and objectives data tracking and progress monitoring. The speech therapy progress report template saves you so much time by auto filling your progress report data collection into a box that you can simply copy and paste. These Data Collection Google Sheets are a complete digital speech therapy caseload management system for IEP goals data collection sheets, speech therapy logs, attendance calendars, and progress report templates. Use these for special education data collection too! These self-graphing Google Sheets data sheets auto fill your data by trimester or quarter to easily copy and paste into your progress reports! This digital IEP binder will organize and reduce the time it takes to complete speech therapy progress reports. Are you tired of struggling to organize your speech therapy IEP goal data and caseload management that allows you to measure and assess your students with efficient progress monitoring and progress reports? Are you short on time when doing your progress reports? These Google Data Sheets will put all of your data into one spot to be able to copy and paste it into your progress reports. This is an editable, no print resource. These google sheets datasheets allow you to customize datasheets for your own needs and individual students, electronic or hard copy. ☝️☝️LOOK AT THE PREVIEW☝️☝️ WHAT'S INCLUDED: Google Sheets Spreadsheets with Auto-Fill Progress Report Data Calendar Pop-Ups with date picker for all dates 1. Directions to use 2. Samples for 2 different ways to use 3. Articulation Data sheet for 10 trials 4. Articulation Data sheet for 5 trials 5. Articulation Data sheet % 6. Language Data sheet for 10 trials 7. Language Data sheet for 5 trials 8. Language Data sheet % 9. Customizable Prompt Levels Data sheet for 10 trials 10. Customizable Prompt Levels Data sheet for 5 trials 11. Academic attendance calendar (updated through 25-26 school year) 12. Activity Log with calendar pop-up date picker WHY YOU NEED THIS AMAZING RESOURCE IEP goal progress monitoring and data tracking Special Education data collection sheets Places all your data into 1 cell to copy and paste into your progress report!!!! Caseload management in 1 place Access information anywhere, anytime Data sheets give visual graphing over time Narrative and quantitative information in one place Will be updated yearly HOW TO USE THIS RESOURCE Digital files for students Complete Progress Reports in a snap! Log attendance in the calendar Add written notes to the activity log Data Sheet for each IEP goal ☝️☝️LOOK AT THE PREVIEW☝️☝️ My goal is to deliver 5 STAR Products ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ✅When you are satisfied, please leave a 5-star rating with feedback on how this resource met your needs. You will earn TPT credits, AKA cash back that gives you to use on future resources. ✅If you find a mistake, please allow me to fix it for you before leaving feedback. ✅Reach out in the Q&A section. LET'S STAY CONNECTED! Please click the star ⭐️ beside my picture to follow me for updates and first dibs on the latest speech therapy resources from me!
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Are you looking for a bright, educational poster about typical speech sound development? Would you like to refer to consonant acquisition and speech intelligibility norms easily and quickly when you’re doing an assessment or providing information to parents and teachers? The Speech Development Chart references the cross-linguistic review from McLeod & Crowe (2018). The review showed that most of the world’s consonants were acquired by 5;0 years. READ the open-access paper here: McLeod, S., & Crowe, K. (2018). Children’s consonant acquisition in 27 languages: A cross-linguistic review. American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, 27(4), 1546-1571. ⭐ This product is part of a discounted SPEECH CHART BUNDLE of high-quality charts, posters, and infographics⭐ This chart is an engaging addition to your speech pathology office or waiting room. You can also print out the black and white version to use for screening or assessing stimulability. PRINTING OPTIONS: 1. You can take the Speech Development Chart to a local print or office supplies shop to be printed as poster size. I have successfully printed the poster at A0 size. 2. Print as regular paper sized and laminate for durability. It is great to pull out of a folder to reference. 3. Print the black & option and attach it to a report or use it for screening purposes. ================================================== CONTENTS: ✅ -- Single-paged Speech Development Chart ✅ -- Includes norms on speech intelligibility ✅ -- Comes in color and black & white ✅ -- Three different color charts to choose from ⭐ Did you know I have a bundle on sale? Grab resources to match: Phonological Posters, Speech Development Fact Sheets, Speech Metaphors, and a DDK Rate Kit. ⭐ ================================================== What SLP’s like you are saying: ❝ The most beautiful and useful speech sound development chart I've ever seen. I keep some copies with me at all times now to help explain speech development to parents during assessments.❞ ❝ This is fabulous- it's easy to access and visually appealing. I'm using this with student clinicians and to provide information to educators and parents.❞ ❝ This poster makes my room look bright and cheerful and is an excellent reference when educating parents, teachers, and students about speech sound development.❞ Do you need FREE ❝100 Trials for Speech❞ no-prep worksheets? Sign up for my newsletter to get access to my Freebie Library of goodies that are aimed at your speech sound caseload. ❤️ Rebecca Reinking is an SLP who works privately with children who have speech sound disorders. She has a particular interest in phonological interventions and strives to connect and collaborate with speech scientists to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice. Watch my videos on Instagram: @adventuresinspeechpathology Learn more about phonological therapy and join my email list. Send me an email: [email protected] YouTube: youtube.com/c/AdventuresinSpeechPathology
Basic vocabulary, like knowing prepositions, is necessary for beginning readers. Teach prepositions with this simple game.
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This mega-packet for fluency is 56 pages long! You can find it in my Teachers Pay Teachers Store here. The speech tools targeted are: slow rate, full breath, pausing, stretchy speech, light contact, easy onset, and circumlocution. This packet helps your students in identifying their speech into 1 of 3 levels: bumpy, using speech tools, or smooth. […]
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Are you struggling to find meaningful (No PREP) resources to support your students when they are still learning to say their sounds in isolation? It can sometimes take forever, right? This simple print & go pack will motivate and engage your kids to keep practicing (while coloring, stamping, painting...) with cute pictures representing their core sound for ample opportunities to practice. WHEN TO USE: 1. Traditional Articulation approach: Use in practice when you are trying to elicit speech sounds. You may find that certain vowel sounds act in a facilitative context for the sound you are working on. 2. Phonological delays: If you are using a phonological approach and your child is NOT stimulable for one or more of the targets, these sheets can be used in pre-practice. 3. Childhood Apraxia of Speech: The vowel strips at the bottom of each worksheet can allow you to work at the syllable level using CV, VC, or VCV combinations. ⭐ Try it out with my FREEBIE Articulation in Isolation Worksheets Sample⭐ All main sounds are included, f, v, s, z, h, sh, th, k, g, p, b, t, d, l, r, y, w, m, n, j, and ch This resource can be used for syllable, word, or higher levels. You can easily adapt this and write syllables on each corresponding picture, or have a set word list next to you and get them to color in the pictures as a reinforcer. This is also great for your Apraxia kids, especially t the early stages of C, VC, and CV levels. This allows you to be flexible and creative and use this product for EVERY articulation student. ⭐ Read on the Blog some tips and tricks that I use when students seem to be stuck at this level.⭐ ========================================================= CONTENTS: ✅ -- Targets all major 21 sounds ✅ -- Contains 10 worksheets per sound (fitting 2 worksheets to a page to cut down on printing). ✅ -- Has a ginormous total of 208 individual and different black line worksheets (for a total of 104 usable pages). ✅ -- Has flexible use: color, stamp, cut, put counters on, use a dice...get creative. ✅ -- Easy to adapt and write syllables or words under each picture to get maximum use and increase complexity. ✅ -- Great for homework - do one half in therapy, one half at home. ========================================================= Explaining the worksheets: Each page has a picture that references the sound (in isolation) for example: "The bird is losing all of its colorful feathers. For every great ‘f’ sound, color in a feather." There are 20 pictures to color, so a minimum of 20 opportunities to practice the sound. You can always increase this by using dice or asking for 5 repetitions before they say the sound. Fitting two sheets to a page, it’s easy to do one set in therapy and one for homework... plus smaller pictures to color, which means that it's faster ;) What SLP's like you are saying: ❝ Brilliant idea to put two worksheets on a page. They're plenty big...❞ ❝ I like how there are multiple pages for each sound.❞ ❝ Working on sounds in isolation can be so tedious, so it's fun to have something to do.❞ Do you need FREE ❝100 Trials for Speech❞ no-prep worksheets? Sign up for my newsletter to get access to my Freebie Library of goodies that are aimed at your speech sound caseload. ❤️ Rebecca Reinking is an SLP who works privately with children who have speech sound disorders. She has a particular interest in phonological interventions and strives to connect and collaborate with speech scientists to bridge the gap between research and clinical practice. Watch my videos on Instagram: @adventuresinspeechpathology Learn more about phonological therapy and join my email list Send me an email: [email protected] YouTube youtube.com/c/AdventuresinSpeechPathology
You want to use a person-centered care approach — working on meaningful goals and activities with the person you are treating — but it’s just SO. HARD. to know how to do that when all you have is a standardized score from the CLQT (see also: MOCA, WAB, RIPA, WJ-III, TEA, and on and on). […]
This blog post shares six SLP supplies you need for organizing your speech therapy materials so you can work smarter!
No more stressing over figuring out targets for teaching functions, features, categories or associations! No more spending time trying to combine targets for teaching 2 or 3 component combinations! No more figuring out functions, features, category, associations that can be used for fill in statements or WH questions! No more spending hours trying to figure out topics and a variety of WH questions for them! This VB-MAPP LRFFC Level 2 and 3 Data Sheet Bundle is pre-filled with carefully selected targets aligned for Level 2 Milestones 8-9. With 2 versions to easily go from assessment to teaching, and requiring no-prep, just print or instantly download and start using it right now! This VB-MAPP LRFFC Level 2 and 3 Data Sheet Bundle include 24 pages with 2 versions, perfect to use with a wide range of students including those with Autism, mild or severe disabilities or learning difficulties. Assessment Version: to record your probing data during assessment and analyze the strengths and deficits of your student Acquisition Version: used during teaching and programming to record and keep track of when a target is introduced and acquired, making it a breeze to keep track of their progress With both versions, once you finish assessing your student with the assessment version, immediately select your targets using the acquisition version to start teaching! Includes Listener Responding by Function, Feature and Class (Level 2 to 3) blank data sheet Listener Responding by Function, Feature and Class (LRFFC) data sheet with 25 functions, features, categories and associations each Listener Responding by Function, Feature and Class (LRFFC) data sheet with 25 fill in statements with animal sounds, associations and functions, 25 2 component instructions and 50 3 component instructions involving function, feature and categories Listener Responding by Function, Feature and Class (LRFFC) data sheet with 4 questions for 25 different topics involving the concepts of function, feature and categories Use one of each version per student and have all your assessment data in one place whenever you reassess your student and all mastered and future targets altogether in the acquisition version. These data sheets are so easy to use whether you are new to the VB-MAPP or if you have been using it for years! A blank version is included in a user friendly template, giving you the flexibility to customize and individualize based on each student’s needs! Suitable also for ABA programs, speech therapy or as a parent at home. The most important thing? Save hours and hours of your time with this VB-MAPP Complete Assessment Data Sheets today! Add it to your cart now! Want to save? Bundle up and enjoy discounts today! Buy the VB-MAPP LRFFC Level 2 and 3 Data Sheets and Flash Cards Bundle that includes no prep flash cards to be used with the whole domain! Customer Tips: How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I appreciate your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. Thank you! Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: • Click the green star to become a follower. You'll be the first to know about freebies, sales, and new products. © My Special Dossier All rights reserved by author
In this download, you will find all the materials you need to assess the LRFFC 8 milestone in the VB-MAPP (from pictures to data sheets!). This assessment was created to be interactive and fun for the students! More detailed instructions are included in the download. I hope you enjoy this product! Keywords: autism, vb-mapp, assessment, preschool, special education, speech therapy. IF YOU LIKE THIS PRODUCT, BE SURE TO CHECK OUT MY OTHER VB-MAPP ALIGNED MATERIALS! VB-MAPP Aligned Bundle Levels 1-3
