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Hard of hearing, hearing impaired, and deaf related clipart images! INCLUDES (in color and black & white): Hearing aid Hearing aid on boy and girl BAHA (bone anchored hearing aid) BAHA on boy and girl Cochlear implant Internal part of cochlear implant Cochlear implant with FM receiver Cochlear implant remote Cochlear implant on boy and girl Battery with and without cover FM transmitter FM receiver Sound field speaker Sound field FM transmitter Ear anatomy Boy and girl profiles without devices This listing is a zipped file of images and are intended for you to use to create your own resources. Includes 42 images - 21 color and 21 black & white. All images are in PNG formats and 300 dpi. Terms of Use: • One license per user, you may not distribute. • You may use for personal and commercial use. You may use for non-commercial use without restrictions. • You may not sell as is or modified. All images must be incorporated in an original resource in order to sell. You may not use as coloring pages or classroom décor. • You may not use in printed or physical goods. • Images must be secured in a password protected PDF format or flattened so they cannot be lifted. • You may use as moveable pieces in digital resources if there is a flattened text overlay covering at least 25% of the image. • Credit is required. You may use the credit button included or link to my website.
Self-advocacy for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students can cover so many topics, so I made it easy by making one page lessons to cover all the necessities! These lessons are no prep one page lessons. Simply print and bring to your sessions to cover many different self-advocacy topics. I keep mine in a page protector and use them over and over. Topics Included In Every Lesson: Listening Check Amplification Accommodations My Hearing Loss Social Skills Audiology The Ear Communication Repair Troubleshooting 3 Levels of Difficulty: Level 1: Ideal for young elementary Level 2: Ideal for upper elementary/middle Level 3: Ideal for middle/high school These are rough guidelines. Some of my older kids have huge gaps in self-advocacy knowledge and benefit from using the lower level sheets as well. Includes 12 lessons and a word bank for overall vocabulary review. Meant to spark discussion and conversation between teacher and student. Some prompts have spaces to write, fill in, or select answers, and some are conversation prompts. These are best used in a one-to-one or small group setting that allows for discussion. Since each page covers so many topics, I use mine to determine which areas my students need more focus on. You may also be interested in: Self-Advocacy Interactive Song Book Self-Advocacy Writing Prompts Self-Advocacy Flip Book You can check out all my other self-advocacy resources here! Let's Connect! Instagram @listeningfun Email: [email protected] Remember to click the green star to follow and see all future self-advocacy and listening resources! :)
Autism & Hearing Impaired Autistic children tend to process information visually and have difficulty when skills are verbally communicated to them. Visual skill cards and tips for teaching children with disabilities can be downloaded and printed out below. These resources are also useful for children who normally wear hearing aids or have other […]
Get answers to your questions about the Ling 6 sounds and effectively incorporate this listening check into therapy and home routines with children with hearing loss.
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Is your classroom such a fun and amazing place that your kiddos won't stop talking about it? What a wonderful feeling right? Until the noise level gets so out of control that you can't even hear yourself think! Sometimes it's tough to establish clear voice level expectations, so the Blabber Brush is here to help! The Blabber Brush is an easy tool that will help you establish clear expectations with your students about where their voice level should be while they are working. All you have to do is attach a small piece of velco to each colored paint and the brush, and move the paint brush to the color you would like them to be at. Each color means a different level: Green(speaking at an indoor voice level) Yellow(whispering quietly to their neighbors) Red(quiet and mindful work) With the same concept as a stop light, your students can clearly see at all times where you would like their voice level to be. This is not a classroom management tool that is meant to be used when your kiddos get too loud. Meaning, it is not intended to have your students start on Green, and if they get too loud they get moved down to yellow or red. Instead, it is up to you to explain to them that when the Blabber Brush is on Red, that simply means that you would like them to be quiet and extra focused on their work- they are not in trouble (IMPORTANT to explain that!) This 'Blabber Brush' comes in 3 different formats (JPG, PDF, & PNG) and 3 different sizes (18"x24", 11"x17", & 10.5"x11).
Get answers to your questions about the Ling 6 sounds and effectively incorporate this listening check into therapy and home routines with children with hearing loss.
Simple Machines: Compound Machines A comprehensive and pedagogical resource, "Simple Machines: Compound Machines" serves as a valuable educational tool for teachers instructing grade 5 to grade 8 students about the fundamentals of simple machines. This tool simplifies complex concepts, ensuring smooth curriculum delivery in various settings—such as regular classrooms or homeschooling. Content Breakdown The lesson plan starts with basics like force, motion, and work, . As it progresses, real-world examples demonstrate the role of simple machines in our daily lives. The aim is to gradually build knowledge and understanding based on these foundational scientific principles. The core focus lies on a detailed exploration of different types of simple machines—including: Levers, Inclined Planes, Wedges, Screws, Pulleys, , and the ever-important i wheels & axles. /ib>. The next stage introduces compound machines like can openers—a blend of different machine types—which forms the next stepping stone in learners' education journey. Versatility & Interactivity This learning material complements various teaching styles—whole group instructions, small group tasks or even individual homework. It includes distinctive elements such as: Bright colored mini posters (acts as visual aid) , Tangible activities (fostering active learning) , Fun crosswords & word searches (enhances student engagement) , The course concludes with a comprehensive quiz to assess knowledge retention, based on Bloom's Taxonomy Language & Alignment The language is lucid, combining specific scientific vocabulary aligned with Common Core State Standards (CCSS) as well as STEM initiatives. This makes it an integral part of any middle school Science Curriculum focusing on Engineering subjects. Deliverables The lesson plans are delivered in an accessible PDF format, designed for Grades 5-8 making it advantageous for educators seeking resources that balance academic goals and ease-of-use. Simple Machines: Compound Machines
This springtime wildflower garden clip art collection is perfect for celebrating spring and the outdoors in your garden! This collection includes a variety of representations and garden elements! This collection includes garden friends, flowers, garden tools, and butterflies! You will also find a child with hearing aids, a child with a cochlear implant, and a wheelchair. A wonderful addition celebrating gardening, or add it to your springtime resources, and science units on life cycles and seasons. It is our hope to provide clip art that shows every child as an active, joyful member of their community! There are additional spring-themed collections in our shop. If you enjoy this resource, please be sure to leave us a review! This set contains the images shown. This collection is comprised of 30 full-color and 28 BW images. All images are available in color and BW (one BW copy of seed packets 1 copy of bird’s eye view butterfly) All images are placed on a transparent background. Images included are: 2 children with flower-filled pots and a shovel 2 children holding a bunch of flowers 2 children with watering cans and a sprout 2 children with a small flower-filled pot 2 children with an empty pot and trowel 2 children planting a sprout with a shovel 2 pairs of gardening friends with bunches of flowers 3 flowerpots filled with flowers 3 butterflies 2 packets of seeds 1 shovel 1 trowel 1 watering can 1 worm 4 sprouts from the ground Images are PNG files saved at 300 dpi. • Files come in zip format. You must know how to unzip files on your PC/Mac to retrieve them. • You will need software that supports the use of PNG files. These files are provided as an instant DOWNLOAD. As this is a DIGITAL product, you will not receive a physical product of any kind with this purchase. Download links will be provided once payment is received and accepted. For personal or commercial use. General Terms of Use: • By downloading this set, you agree to single-user. • Design copyright remains with Pages for the People and Alexis Viele. • Alteration of files in any way is strictly prohibited. • By purchasing this item, you agree to our full terms of use. PLEASE REFER TO OUR COMPLETE TOU INCLUDED WITH YOUR DOWNLOAD. © 2023 Pages for the People. All Right Reserved
It is so important for our Deaf and Hard of Hearing students to wear hearing aids during all waking hours! As an itinerant Teacher of the Deaf, I have several students on my caseload that wear hearing aids at school, but take them off as soon as they get home. I created these activities to teach them when to keep their hearing aids on and when it is okay to take them off. Includes 3 Activities: Social Story: girl and boy versions, example: "I can wear my hearing aid when I eat dinner" Interactive Book: Should I wear my hearing aids? Students use Yes/No answer choices to answer when they should use hearing aids (matches with social story) Digital No Prep Book: Should I wear my hearing aids? on the iPad: students click yes/no Color and Black and White included I will make a cochlear implant and BAHA version soon! More Self-Advocacy Resources: One Page No Prep Self-Advocacy Lessons Interactive Song Book for Self-Advocacy Self-Advocacy Parts of the Ear Self-Advocacy Writing Prompts Self-Advocacy Jeopardy Style Game Remember to click the green star to follow! Stay updated on new products and future freebies :) All new products are 50% off for the first 24 hours.
Hearing loss simulations are very useful for educating parents, teachers, and friends about what a hearing loss "sounds" like. This article also explains the different levels of hearing loss.
Get answers to your questions about the Ling 6 sounds and effectively incorporate this listening check into therapy and home routines with children with hearing loss.
What you need to know in order to to read and understand your hearing loss from your audiogram. From frequencies to degree of hearin loss, we break it down.
My first post! Check out how I teach parts of hearing devices + download my free worksheets!
Dr. Burton discusses how the three types of pediatric hearing loss and the different severity levels can impact a child's speech development and learning.
Learn more about Auditory-Verbal Therapy, a communication approach for children with hearing loss who utilize hearing technology to listen and learn spoken language.
Deaf Awareness facts & worksheets. Includes lesson plans & study material resources. Available in PDF & Google Slides format. Great for school & home use.
A bone anchored hearing aid is a type of hearing aid which is based on the bone education. It is fundamentally suited for the people, who have conductive hearing losses, Unilateral hearing losses &…
Learn more about Auditory-Verbal Therapy, a communication approach for children with hearing loss who utilize hearing technology to listen and learn spoken language.
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Oftentimes, students with hearing loss experience challenges when it comes to discussing their hearing loss and their hearing equipment. Children with hearing loss also may have difficulty advocating for themselves and their hearing needs in many different types environments. This resource includes writing prompts for children with hearing aids that will assist with self-advocacy skills along with writing and communication skills. All rights reserved by Ms. Emilie https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Ms-Emilie Enjoy :)
Fabric: Aida 14 63w X 46h Stitches. Size: 14 Count. 4.5 x 3.3 inches Stitches Required: Full cross stitches Colors Required: 1 DMC floss colour *Please note* this pattern is simply an outline in black. This is so that you can choose the colour you want to do it in for yourself. I recommend using variegated thread (and make suggestions you could use in the download) but it is up to you! PDF Included: - Pattern in colour blocks - Pattern in black & white symbols This is an instant downloading of digital file. Please do not use PDF or printed version of my patterns for reselling. Also the representation on any free web resource is prohibited. © 2021 ToDstitches
This daily hearing aid checklist is perfect for little learners as they grow in their self-advocacy skills. This set features both color and black & white versions, along with an option for one hearing aid or bilateral hearing aids. Either print for daily use, or for an easier option, print and ...
Build vocabulary and expand language complexity week-by-week with activities designed for toddlers to enjoy.
Learn about factors that impact classroom acoustics and what you can do to improve the listening conditions in a classroom.
When hearing aids are no longer enough, a cochlear implant may help. Learn how cochlear implants work and the different options available for children and adults.
The Anger Iceberg represents the idea that, although anger is displayed outwardly, other emotions may be hidden beneath the surface. These other feelings—such...
Use these ideas (and the FREE download) to help you and the IEP team determine classroom accommodations for students with hearing loss.
