These FREE EDITABLE Speech Therapy Home Practice Bingo Boards are perfect for distance learning or promoting speech therapy carryover and generalization in the home. They are provided as editable Google Slides and non-editable PDF versions. A blank bingo graphic is also provided so you can import it into other programs and add your own text boxes. Include are editable pre-made bingo boards and PDF versions for: Articulation (two levels) Language (early elementary level) Social Skills Fluency You are welcome to share these resources with families and students on your caseload on paper, via email, or in private websites (i.e. Google Classroom). Please do not share them on sharing websites. Direct people you wish to share it with to this link or to the Communication Window TPT store. You may also be interested in: Free Any Book or Video Speech Therapy Companion Activities for Distance Learning
Help your speech students finally graduate with this FREE articulation carryover activities set that focuses on self awareness!
This speech therapy homework is ONE PAGE for SEVEN DAYS! Your students will love to color the daily pictures as they practice their sounds. Easy for print-n-go access to send home for carryover. Word lists are included. Perfect for all year long! This resource includes the following targets: Backing Fronting Gliding Stopping Vowelization Affrication Deaffrication Alveolrization Depalatization Labialization Assimilation Denasalization Final Consonant Devoicing Prevocalic Voicing Cluster Reduction Final Consonant Deletion Initial Consonant Deletion Weak Syllable Deletion Epenthesis **Each phonological process includes one week-long homework sheet.** How it works: Includes 7 days of the week. Includes a variety of target words per phonological process. Student will practice target words and color the pictures for that day of the week. Homework is finished when all days are completed! ------------------------------------------------------- As always, please contact me with any questions at [email protected]. Thank you so much! Erin Larsen ------------------------------------------------------- Let's connect! Blog/Website Instagram Facebook Pinterest Twitter
While you may think that festive spring events like field day mean “a day off” from speech therapy, think again. I’ve discovered that one of the most powerful ways to achieve carryover is to prepare for events outside of the speech room in an intentional way. That’s why I’ve identified common words students say on […]
Make speech therapy easy and fun with these no-prep end-of-the-year/summer-themed articulation stories to work on the correct production of the /s/ sound in the initial, medial, and final positions of words! This seasonal bundle targets the /r/ sound at the reading and conversational levels and is great for articulation carryover! The sound-loaded stories can be used as a therapy activity or given as a homework assignment for home practice. They provide multiple opportunities for self-monitoring and spontaneous production of the target phoneme. Each reading passage includes a data collection sheet for easy progress tracking. In addition to articulation, the stories can be used to work on a variety of language (e.g., sequencing, "wh" questions, summarizing, comprehension) and conversational skills. The following is included: End-of-Year S Story: •One articulation story (Sam's Last Day) •One list of words used in the story •14 picture cards with target words (can be used for story retelling) •12 comprehension questions •Nine structured speaking questions (tic-tac-toe game) •Two data collection forms (45 opportunities to produce the /s/ sound at the reading level) Initial S Summer Story: •One articulation story (Sarah and Sandy) •One list of words used in the story •12 picture cards with target words (can be used for story retelling) •Eight comprehension questions •One data collection form Ready to add fun while building students' articulation skills? Click here for more articulation & Mad Libs stories! Your feedback matters to me! Please leave a review and earn TPT credits. Thank you for visiting my shop!
Spark student engagement in speech therapy and easily tackle articulation IEP goals with these fun seasonal (fall, winter, summer) articulation stories that can be used during the entire school year to work on the correct production of the /k/ and /g/ sounds in the initial, medial, and final positions of words! This bundle targets /k/ and /g/ at the reading and conversational levels and is great for articulation carryover! The holiday-themed sound-loaded stories can be used as a therapy activity or given as a homework assignment for home practice. They provide multiple opportunities for self-monitoring and spontaneous production of the target phoneme. Each reading passage includes a data collection form for progress tracking. In addition to articulation, the reading passages can be used to work on a variety of language (e.g., sequencing, "wh" questions, summarizing, comprehension) and conversational skills. This seasonal product includes the following: -8 articulation stories! -Picture cards for story retelling -Lists of words used in the story -Comprehension questions -Data collection forms for easy progress tracking (all but the summer story) Ready to add fun while building students' articulation skills? Click here for more articulation & Mad Libs stories! Your feedback matters to me! Please leave a review and earn TPT credits. Thank you for visiting my shop!
Make speech therapy easy and fun with this no-prep story (about a bed-and-breakfast) to work on the correct production of /s/ blends in the medial and final positions of words. This resource targets /s/ blends at the reading and conversational levels and is great for articulation carryover! The sound-loaded story can be used as a therapy activity or given as a homework assignment for home practice. It provides multiple opportunities for self-monitoring and spontaneous production of the target phoneme. In addition to articulation, the story can be used to work on a variety of language (e.g., sequencing, "wh" questions, summarizing, comprehension) and conversational skills. The following is included: •One articulation story •One list of words used in the story (sorted by word position) •Ten story questions •One data collection form for progress tracking Ready to add fun while building students' articulation skills? Click here for more articulation & Mad Libs stories! Your feedback matters to me! Please leave a review and earn TPT credits. Thank you for visiting my shop!
We’ve all been there. After months of drill and practice and tongue depressors, he’s finally got his /r/ sound! He can say it in words, in phrases, even sentences and short conversations. You’re thinking he’s definitely on his way out the door with a “graduation” certificate soon. Then you see him in the hallway. He grins […]
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These sound loaded newspapers are perfect articulation carryover activities! Great for both articulation and language practice!
This speech therapy homework is ONE PAGE for SEVEN DAYS! Your students will love to color the daily pictures as they practice their sounds. Easy for print-n-go access to send home for carryover. Word lists are included. Perfect for all year long! This resource includes the following targets: Backing Fronting Gliding Stopping Vowelization Affrication Deaffrication Alveolrization Depalatization Labialization Assimilation Denasalization Final Consonant Devoicing Prevocalic Voicing Cluster Reduction Final Consonant Deletion Initial Consonant Deletion Weak Syllable Deletion Epenthesis **Each phonological process includes one week-long homework sheet.** How it works: Includes 7 days of the week. Includes a variety of target words per phonological process. Student will practice target words and color the pictures for that day of the week. Homework is finished when all days are completed! ------------------------------------------------------- As always, please contact me with any questions at [email protected]. Thank you so much! Erin Larsen ------------------------------------------------------- Let's connect! Blog/Website Instagram Facebook Pinterest Twitter
Speech therapy for older children with articulation disorders can be challenging. Here are some tips for assessment, treatment, and carryover.
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Fun and easy speech therapy activities to target the th sound. Your students will love this thrilling therapy theme!
This is a cover all game for mixed l carryover. It is a great way to practice l in conversation and send it home for home practice. ...
What’s its function or purpose? This is the number one question I ask myself when I pick an activity or game for therapy. There is no doubt that my students enjoy playing games during speech therapy; however, I cringe when I am walking with a student back to class and their teacher asks, “what do […]
These simple, parent-friendly ideas for making speech therapy fun at home can encourage your child to practice their speech sounds.
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Are you looking for printable activities for mixed speech and language groups? This activity includes print and play activity mats to practice M, N, P, B, T, D, K, G, F, S, SH, CH, TH, L, & R in all positions including blends in a guessing game format. These articulation riddles work well for mixed speech/language groups. Articulation students will practice their speech production skills by saying their targeted speech sounds at their ability level. This makes an excellent carryover activity to practice speech sounds in sentences. Social skills groups can practice taking turns asking and answering questions. Language students can practice vocabulary, listening to clues and inferencing. In addition, students will practice descriptive language skills as they come up with their own clues by describing the items for other group members to guess! What's Included? M articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) N articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) P articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) B articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) T articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) D articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) K articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) G articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) F articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) S articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) SH articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) CH articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) TH articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) L articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) R articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) L blends articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) S blends articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) R blends articulation mat, 24 cards, & wordlist (color AND black & white) _______________________ Includes 180 printable pages in all! Seek and Find Games FULL COLOR version (90 Pages) Seek and Find Games BLACK & WHITE version (90 pages) How to Play: Print the Seek and Find Articulation Mats (color or black and white). You could print one for the group to share or give each student their own mat. Print the cards and cut them apart. Have one person be the reader who reads the clues to the group. Group members try to guess the word being described. Make sure to hide the picture on the card so others can’t see it. Group members can use a magnifying glass to search the page for extra fun! You can also have group members practice finding words that start/end with the sound and describing items for one another. You could even send home black & white copies of the game for home practice. Thank you so much for visiting my store! Laura (Pinwheel Speech Resources) ------------------------------------------------------- Let's connect! Blog/Website https://pinwheelspeech.com/ Instagram @pinwheelspeech Facebook https://www.facebook.com/PinwheelSpeech TPT Store https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Pinwheel-Speech-Resources
Make speech therapy fun and easy with this no-prep story! This spring-themed resource can be used to work on the correct production of vocalic “or” in the initial, medial, and final positions of words when reading and in conversation. Great for articulation carryover! The sound-loaded story can be used as a therapy activity or given as a homework assignment for home practice. It provides multiple opportunities for self-monitoring and spontaneous production of the /r/ phoneme. In addition to articulation, the reading passage can be used to work on a variety of language (e.g., sequencing, "wh" questions, summarizing, comprehension) and conversational skills. The following is included: •One articulation story •One list of words used in the story (sorted by word position) •Ten story questions •One data collection form If you like this resource, you may be interested in this Vocalic R Articulation MEGA BUNDLE + Mad Libs Stories! Ready to add fun while building students' articulation skills? Click here for more articulation & Mad Libs stories! Your feedback matters to me! Please leave a review and earn TPT credits. Thank you for visiting my shop!
Have trouble getting carryover into the home of your early intervention clients? These SPANISH speech therapy handouts and carryover activities are done for you so that all you need to do is attach and send home with parents and caregivers! This resource bridges the gap between parent coaching and carryover of prelinguistic skills! This tool includes the following: 12 Handouts (Spanish only) Why We Play 10 Building Blocks of Pre-verbal Language Joint Attention Turn Taking Cooperative Play Functional Play Communicative Gestures Imitating Actions Vocalizations During Play Exclamatory Words Automatic Speech Functional Words 12 Home Carryover Pages (Spanish only) General Home Practice Slips Turn Taking Attention to Task Joint Attention Appropriate Play Following Directions Vocalizing During Play Imitating Actions Using Gestures Automatic Speech Exclamatory Words Functional Words *This resource is also included in The Speech Therapy Toolbox!* As always, please contact me with any questions at [email protected]. Thank you so much! Erin Larsen ------------------------------------------------------- Let's connect! Blog/Website Instagram Facebook Pinterest The Speech Therapy Toolbox
These task card and picture speech sound cue cards are perfect for articulation speech therapy sessions! Use them to cue students to correct speech sound production, in speedy speech therapy sessions, and tape them on student's desks for carryover in the classroom! What's Included: 1. Speech Sounds Stops: b, p, k, g, d, t Nasals: m, n Glides: y, w Liquids: l, r Fricatives: s, z, f, v, th, sh, h Affricates: ch, j 2. Visuals Set 1: task card size Set 2: square 4x4 cue cards Square cue cards are color coded based on manner - stops, glides, liquids, fricatives, affricates, nasals Square cue cards also come in plain gray background Ideas For Use: Teaching & practicing sounds during articulation therapy Tape onto student desk for classroom carryover Functional speech room decor Around a mirror 5-minute/speedy speech model Visual cues for teletherapy On your door as exit ticket activity YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE Speech Therapy Room Functional Posters & Handouts Articulation Speech Sounds Task Cards Articulation 100 Trials Drill Worksheets School SLP Toolkit EARN TPT CREDITS Leave feedback on paid products and you can build up FREE TPT credits that can be applied to future purchases. LET'S CONNECT Follow along for activity ideas, sales, information on giveaways, freebies, & more! > Follow on TpT > Instagram Feel free to reach out with any questions: [email protected]
Because I couldn't find anything I loved, I decided to create this FREEBIE resource of books by speech sound. I included 22 different sounds!
Is carryover a struggle for your older speech students? I'm sharing some ideas for articulation carryover activities in this post to help them find success.
Conversation Starters may be easy to find online, but this selection is geared specifically for practicing speech therapy.
Elicit spontaneous productions for /f/ with this fun and fast-paced card game in speech therapy! This articulation game is ideal for students working on carryover skills or to send home for extra speech practice! Game Instructions: This game has 6 /f/ words per card. There are 31 different /f/ words and cards in this game. Have students race each other to SPOT and correctly SAY the one and only matching word that appears on any two cards. The student who correctly spots and says the matching word will get both cards. Whoever has the most cards at the end of the game is the winner! Pictures used depict the following words: flamingo, elephant, leaf, five, flip flops, flag, fish, four, french fries, trophy, butterfly, frog, farmer, fox, giraffe, knife, fence, golf, phone, foot, fork, football, waffles, firefighter, flower, feather, muffin, coffee, dolphin, fan, and fire If your speech therapy students/clients love Match It Quick as much as mine, I encourage you to check out the money saving bundles here: Match It Quick BUNDLE: Later Sounds Match It Quick BUNDLE: Early Elementary Sounds
DIGITAL OR PRINT: Eight sound loaded paragraphs filled with R initial, medial, and final words for speech therapy with data collection. Perfect for carry over, homework, and informal assessment. There are two paragraphs each for R initial, R medial, and R final as well as 2 paragraphs for mixed positions. Each paragraph comes with a data sheet for easy data tracking (30 targets per paragraph). This is a great sentence activity or conversation practice. No prep assessment or practice in any speech therapy session. Need more sound loaded paragraphs? Articulation TH Sound Loaded Paragraphs Carry Over Articulation S Sound Loaded Paragraphs Carry Over Articulation S Sound Loaded Paragraphs Carry Over Volume 2 Articulation L Sound Loaded Paragraphs Carry Over Articulation R Sound Loaded Paragraphs Carry Over Articulation S/L/R Blends Sound Loaded Paragraphs Carry Over More R speech therapy resources: Articulation Craft AND Board Game: Vocalic R Speech Therapy Activity: Roll a Silly Sentence L, R, and blends Speech Therapy Activity: Would You Rather with R and R-blends Speech Therapy Activity: Tic Tac Toe Boards for R, L, R-blends, and L-blends Speech Therapy Activity: Artic Fill in the Blank stories for R R Sound Loaded Flashcards for Carry Over R Sound Loaded Picture Scenes for Carry Over R Sound Loaded Jokes R Sound Loaded Paragraphs for Carry Over R Sound Loaded Poems for Carry Over Minimal Pairs Gliding L-W & R-W SENTENCES Flashcards Minimal Pairs Gliding for L-W and R-W Worksheets Need more carryover activities? check out these: SOUND LOADED PARAGRAPHS (with Data Sheets) SOUND LOADED POEMS (with Data Sheets) SOUND LOADED PICTURE SCENES SOUND LOADED FLASHCARDS SOUND LOADED JOKES More speech therapy activities at my store: Articulation Activity: Would You Rather All Sounds Articulation Activity: Tic Tac Toe for All Sounds Articulation Activity: Roll a Silly Sentence Activity Articulation Activity: Artic Fill in the Blank Stories for S, L, R, TH, SH NO PREP Articulation Worksheet Packets All Sounds NO PREP Articulation Connect the Dot Packets All Sounds NO PREP Articulation Color By Number for All Sounds NO PREP Articulation Say and Find All Sounds Articulation Craft: Snake Paper Chain All Sounds Articulation Quick Screen Articulation Informal Speech Sound Assessment
Have trouble getting carryover into the home of your early intervention clients? These speech therapy handouts and carryover activities are done for you so that all you need to do is attach and send home with parents and caregivers! This resource bridges the gap between parent coaching and carryover of prelinguistic skills! This tool includes the following: 12 Handouts Why We Play 10 Building Blocks of Pre-verbal Language Joint Attention Turn Taking Cooperative Play Functional Play Communicative Gestures Imitating Actions Vocalizations During Play Exclamatory Words Automatic Speech Functional Words 12 Home Carryover Pages General Home Practice Slips Turn Taking Attention to Task Joint Attention Appropriate Play Following Directions Vocalizing During Play Imitating Actions Using Gestures Automatic Speech Exclamatory Words Functional Words *This resource is also included in The Speech Therapy Toolbox!* As always, please contact me with any questions at [email protected]. Thank you so much! Erin Larsen ------------------------------------------------------- Let's connect! Blog/Website Instagram Facebook Pinterest The Speech Therapy Toolbox
This is a fun, motivating and very DIFFERENT idea to target carryover skills, particularly for those older students with speech difficultes.
Get some new speech therapy L sound activity ideas to help you plan fun and effective speech sound sessions!
One of my goals this year was to increase my collection of carryover activities and to do better at sending home plenty of home practice with my students. I put together a collection of all the carryover/home practice activities and handouts I have been using this year! (Spoiler alert: I use a lot of astrobrights paper!) If you are interested in any of these activities for your kiddos, I have linked all the files (a few freebies are included!) Language Brochures These are new this year and so far they have been great to send home after an IEP meeting when we've developed new goals for a new language skill. I love brochures in general (you'll see a couple more in this post) and think they are super easy to print and send. I also like how they are part instructional and part practice. Articulation Home Practice Handouts I have had these for a while. They used to be called Speech Sound Homework. Over the years I have tweaked and updated them as needed. Speech and Language Calendars I have three sets of calendars I use, the school-year set, the FREE winter break set, and the summer break set. All have calendars for fluency, articulation, language, communication, and pragmatics. The activities do not vary too much from week to week. This was intentional to help encourage carryover and develop a routine for practice. Speech Sound Brochures These were the first set of brochures I created and I have used them so much! I hand them out whenever we begin a new sound or a student is new to articulation therapy. Articulation Sound Checks These were created to handout in between annual review meetings or progress reports when I have had a parent ask for ways to help or check-in with their student's progress. Speech Therapy Workbooks These are very new and I created them with parents in mind. They have several instructional pages for parents to help when working with their children. They also have practice pages with targeted words/pictures or strategies for students to complete too. Over the years, parents have asked frequently for a "workbook" to help them with their speech progress and I finally put them together. So far I have posted one workbook for each articulation sound and a fluency workbook for stuttering. Make and Take Therapy Activities Over the last several years I have tried to incorporate more therapy activities that are "make and take" for my students. These are a collection of activities or printables that we can use/play with during therapy and then they can be taken home for practice at home as well. In the picture below I have included my Easy/Tricky Pockets, Articulation Flipbooks, Speech Spinners, Paper Bag Games, No-Prep Articulation Cards, Dot Art, Spin, Say and Graph, Play-Based Speech Therapy Homework and Language Fortune Tellers. Fluency Brochure Last but not least, I just posted a NEW and FREE fluency brochure! This brochure gives tips, tricks and strategies to help encourage smooth, easy speech. This focuses on conversational fluency to use when working with students who stutter. I hope that has given you some new ideas for encouraging speech and language carryover! If you use any of these with your students I would love to hear about it!
Once my kids get past the word/phrase/sentence level of therapy, I want them thinking more about using their speech when reading and talking. Duh, right? But how do I accomplish this? I can send home stories and conversation assignments, but let's be honest...most parents would prefer something that would fit into what they are already doing. With that in mind, I created these logs for my students who are at those levels in therapy. Each page has columns for students to record the date, book read or topic, feedback, and helper signature. My students keep these in their speech folders and they get a sticker for their homework chart each time they fill out a line. I encourage them to do it in the classroom and have their teacher sign off, or at home with their family. My kids love using these to keep track of when they practice and I love knowing that they are working on their sounds....all while doing activities that are happening within their daily routine! You can grab the logs HERE. Let me know what you think! How do you monitor your students' practice at this level?
S & Z Carryover | Speech Therapy | Prosody with Pugs This carryover activity contains questions and answers designed to give structured stress and intonation practice while using correct S and Z sounds. Often when students are learning a new sound it is natural to put exaggerated stress on the words containing the target sound. During carryover of target sounds it is important to practice with natural rhythms of speech. The questions and answers have suggested words to stress underlined. Ways to use this activity. 1. This activity can be modeled for the student. 2. The student can read or repeat both the question and answer. 3. The therapist can read the question and have the student read the answers. I like to put this in a page protector and let the student use a dry erase marker to mark off sentences with correct productions. There is a prosody carryover for R in my store here. Also check out my S and Z Word Sort Game for other products targeting S and Z sounds. Click a link below to check out other items in my TpT store. Vocalic R Word and Sentence List Bundle Vocalic R Word Lists Color By Sound Vocalic R Vocalic R Tic Tac Toe Game Ear Air Ire Ar Or Er Vocalic R Sentences Vocalic R Sentence Game Vocalic R Word Sort S and Z Tic Tac Toe Games S Elicitation Phrase Game Speech Book Labels Halloween Following Directions Irregular Past Tense Verb Games Helping Verb Game Free Vocalic R Tic Tac Toe Game (ear Sound) ************************************************************************************************************************* Click here to follow my store for news of other freebies coming, sales and new products. *********************************************************************************************************************** How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Please go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login). Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. I value your feedback greatly as it helps me determine which products are most valuable for your classroom so I can create more for you. keywords:prosody, s and z, articulation, speech therapy, carryover
Spark student engagement in speech therapy and easily tackle articulation IEP goals with these no-prep stories to work on the correct production of vocalic "or" in the initial, medial, and final positions of words! This resource targets vocalic /r/ at the reading and conversational levels and is great for articulation carryover! The sound-loaded stories can be used as a therapy activity or given as a homework assignment for home practice. They provide multiple opportunities for self-monitoring and spontaneous production of the target phoneme. In addition to articulation, the reading passages can be used to work on a variety of language (e.g., sequencing, "wh" questions, summarizing, comprehension) and conversational skills. The following is included: •One articulation story for initial “or,” a list of words used in the story, and seven story questions •One articulation story for medial “or,” a list of words used in the story, and nine story questions •One articulation story for final “or,” a list of words used in the story, and seven story questions •One data collection form If you like this resource, you may be interested in this Vocalic R Articulation MEGA BUNDLE + Mad Libs Stories! Ready to add fun while building students' articulation skills? Click here for more articulation & Mad Libs stories! Your feedback matters to me! Please leave a review and earn TPT credits. Thank you for visiting my shop!
Our school district just announced yesterday that we'll be participating in a 2-week closure due to the current health crisis. My district has asked us to prepare a packet of materials for each of our students to send home. I thought it may be helpful to have a post of FREE materials that you could send home if you are in the same situation. Most of the handouts have parent information and/or practice activities. I hope they're helpful! Speech and Language Home Practice This file was created specifically for therapists who have limited access to paper and copies. A one-page sheet is included for each area; articulation, fluency, communication, pragmatics, and language. I also included word lists for articulation sounds to accompany the articulation handout. Fluency Skills Brochure This was developed specifically for parents of students who exhibit stuttering (not reading fluency). Play-Based Speech Therapy These are great for younger children or for children who demonstrate limited verbalizations. They give very specific ideas for how to practice a variety of skills using each toy or activity. Home Program Plan I created these half-sheets to help outline the specific home program plan I have created for each of my students. I chose a variety of handouts/worksheets to include in each packet. Some are from the free materials above and some are from my Home Program Bundle Pack or Articulation Workbooks as shown in the last picture. I truly hope these make planning for the unknown a little easier during this time. If you have any questions about using the materials or handing them out please let me know.
Do you send home homework when using the Cycles Approach in speech therapy? What type of homework do you send home when using the Cycles Approach developed by Barbara Hodson to treat moderate-severe phonological disorders and young children? Simple homework for the Cycles Approach!
NO PRINT Articulation Easy Readers for Speech Therapy Carryover contains over 50 specifically designed reading passages in NO PRINT format written at an easy reading level to provide tons of carryover practice for speech therapy students for prevocalic /r/, vocalic /r/, /s/, /l/, /th/, /sh/, and /ch/. Each book contains the target sound exactly 20 times and a data sheet to provide for easy data collection. The books are written at an easy reading level (1st-2nd grade level) so speech therapy students can focus on correctly producing their sound. These are perfect for early elementary students who have mastered their sound at the word and sentence level. Your students will love making their own book and they are great for sending home for homework. Included is: Prevocalic /r/: 4 books Mixed /r/ and /r/ blends: 4 books Vocalic /r/ (books separated by sound): 2 /air/, 2 /ar/, 2 /ear/, 2 /er/, 2 /ire/, 2 /or/ books Mixed /s, z/: 6 books Initial /l/: 4 books Mixed /l/: 4 books Mixed /th/: 6 books Mixed /sh/: 6 books Mixed /ch/: 6 books Every book is also included with a data sheet that provides for very easy data collection! Students can also use these sheets to take their own data. This NO PRINT VERSION is also included in a bundle with fun printable mini books! Click here for the money saving bundle of NO PRINT AND NO PREP MINI BOOKS ARTICULATION EASY READERS!
