6 printable speech therapy posters set in French. • Language in the brain • Welcome to the speech therapist • Quote on words • Waiting room rules • My speech therapy ABC • Motivation on small steps ----------------------------------------------------- THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT IS SENT. ----------------------------------------------------- • Designed with ❤️ and passion in France. I designed this set of speech therapy wall art to serve as a visual therapy tool and aesthetic mental health wall decoration. You can print the prints as posters or canvases for your speech therapist's office, therapist's office, school counselor's office and other safe space. It's also a thoughtful gift idea for your favorite speech therapist! ⇢ WHAT'S INCLUDED • A digital article to download instantly and easily. • This is a PDF with clear instructions and a download link that provides access to a ZIP file. • The ZIP file contains the poster(s) in high resolution 300DPI and in multiple sizes (details below). ⇢ OTHER MATCHING POSTERS 👇🏼 : • Emotions Wheel https://www.etsy.com/listing/1767271590 • Happiness Begins with a Smile https://www.etsy.com/listing/1767723934 • Speech, Language and Communication https://www.etsy.com/listing/1778037539 • Learning Stages https://www.etsy.com/listing/1759187972 ⇢ HOW IT WORKS : ❶ Buy the poster. ❷ Check your email to download the PDF or go directly to your Etsy purchases page: https://www.etsy.com/your/purchases. ❸ Open the PDF and click on the download link to access your article. ❹ Save ➔ Print! ➜ NOTE : To download your files, you must be logged into your Etsy account from your computer, not your phone. ⇢ SIZES : 📎 2:3 RATIO FILE : • Inches : 8x12 | 12x18 | 16x24 | 20x30 | • Cm : 20x30 | 30x45 | 40x60 | 50x75 | 📎 3:4 RATIO FILE : • Inches : 9x12 | 12x16 | 15x20 | 18x24 | • Cm : 24x32 | 30x40 | 38x50 l 45x60 | 📎 4:5 RATIO FILE : • Inches : 8x10 | 12x15 | 16x20 | • Cm : 20x25 | 30x38 | 40x50 | 📎 INTERNATIONAL SIZES (ISO) : • A5 | A4 | A3 | A2 | • Cm : 14.8x21 | 21x29.7 | 29.7x42 | 42x59.4 | 📎 11"x14" FILE : • Inches : 11x14 • Cm : 27.9x35.5 ⇢ PRINT : ❶ Download your files. ❷ Choose the size and format that you need. ❸ Print on your home printer, local printer or order prints online. ➜ NOTE : The final quality will depend on the paper you use, but also on the printing quality of your printer. Please note that colours may vary slightly from one screen to another depending on the settings and may look a little different on screen than on paper. ⇢ RETURN AND EXCHANGE Due to the digital nature of the product, I can't accept returns and exchanges as I have no way of checking whether you have used the item or not. ⇢ COPYRIGHT This work is the property of « IkinotesDeBea ». All my creations are protected: ©2024 Ikinotes.com. Any form of modification, duplication, distribution or resale for commercial purposes is prohibited and punishable by law. PERSONAL USE ONLY. Thank you! ☘ MY CREATION WORKSHOP ☘ Discover a wide range of printable wall art, joyful and colorful illustrations, educational materials adapted to different styles: Aesthetic, minimalist, bohemian, retro... to match various needs around mental health, education and well-being. PS: Don't forget to put this article and my store in your favorites to be informed of my new arrivals. ♡♡♡♡♡ Thank you for your visit! ♡♡♡♡♡ Béatrice _________________________________ 6 Speech Therapy French wall decor, Speech Language Pathologist poster, SLP Gift, Therapist Office Prints, Printable Wall Art

6 printable speech therapy posters set in French. • Language in the brain • Welcome to the speech therapist • Quote on words • Waiting room rules • My speech therapy ABC • Motivation on small steps ----------------------------------------------------- THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. NO PHYSICAL PRODUCT IS SENT. ----------------------------------------------------- • Designed with ❤️ and passion in France. I designed this set of speech therapy wall art to serve as a visual therapy tool and aesthetic mental health wall decoration. You can print the prints as posters or canvases for your speech therapist's office, therapist's office, school counselor's office and other safe space. It's also a thoughtful gift idea for your favorite speech therapist! ⇢ WHAT'S INCLUDED • A digital article to download instantly and easily. • This is a PDF with clear instructions and a download link that provides access to a ZIP file. • The ZIP file contains the poster(s) in high resolution 300DPI and in multiple sizes (details below). ⇢ OTHER MATCHING POSTERS 👇🏼 : • Emotions Wheel https://www.etsy.com/listing/1767271590 • Happiness Begins with a Smile https://www.etsy.com/listing/1767723934 • Speech, Language and Communication https://www.etsy.com/listing/1778037539 • Learning Stages https://www.etsy.com/listing/1759187972 ⇢ HOW IT WORKS : ❶ Buy the poster. ❷ Check your email to download the PDF or go directly to your Etsy purchases page: https://www.etsy.com/your/purchases. ❸ Open the PDF and click on the download link to access your article. ❹ Save ➔ Print! ➜ NOTE : To download your files, you must be logged into your Etsy account from your computer, not your phone. ⇢ SIZES : 📎 2:3 RATIO FILE : • Inches : 8x12 | 12x18 | 16x24 | 20x30 | • Cm : 20x30 | 30x45 | 40x60 | 50x75 | 📎 3:4 RATIO FILE : • Inches : 9x12 | 12x16 | 15x20 | 18x24 | • Cm : 24x32 | 30x40 | 38x50 l 45x60 | 📎 4:5 RATIO FILE : • Inches : 8x10 | 12x15 | 16x20 | • Cm : 20x25 | 30x38 | 40x50 | 📎 INTERNATIONAL SIZES (ISO) : • A5 | A4 | A3 | A2 | • Cm : 14.8x21 | 21x29.7 | 29.7x42 | 42x59.4 | 📎 11"x14" FILE : • Inches : 11x14 • Cm : 27.9x35.5 ⇢ PRINT : ❶ Download your files. ❷ Choose the size and format that you need. ❸ Print on your home printer, local printer or order prints online. ➜ NOTE : The final quality will depend on the paper you use, but also on the printing quality of your printer. Please note that colours may vary slightly from one screen to another depending on the settings and may look a little different on screen than on paper. ⇢ RETURN AND EXCHANGE Due to the digital nature of the product, I can't accept returns and exchanges as I have no way of checking whether you have used the item or not. ⇢ COPYRIGHT This work is the property of « IkinotesDeBea ». All my creations are protected: ©2024 Ikinotes.com. Any form of modification, duplication, distribution or resale for commercial purposes is prohibited and punishable by law. PERSONAL USE ONLY. Thank you! ☘ MY CREATION WORKSHOP ☘ Discover a wide range of printable wall art, joyful and colorful illustrations, educational materials adapted to different styles: Aesthetic, minimalist, bohemian, retro... to match various needs around mental health, education and well-being. PS: Don't forget to put this article and my store in your favorites to be informed of my new arrivals. ♡♡♡♡♡ Thank you for your visit! ♡♡♡♡♡ Béatrice _________________________________ 6 Speech Therapy French wall decor, Speech Language Pathologist poster, SLP Gift, Therapist Office Prints, Printable Wall Art

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Articulation intervention can seem like a jumble, but it doesn't have to be. Today, we're talking about how to actually make articulation intervention work for you and your students.

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Learn how to do evidence-based aphasia treatment approaches! With step-by-step protocols and free PDFs.

Travailler une confusion très fréquente en début d’apprentissage de la lecture, de manière ludique avec un code couleur comme aide mémoire.

Circle or whole-group activities can be challenging for SLPs. Here are five easy to prep, highly engaging activities for preschoolers.

I am so excited to share this new activity with all of you! I just finished the first installment in my Articulation BINGO series targeting /k/ and /g/ in all word positions While I LOVE adorable clip art, some of my clients are often distracted by it. Articulation BINGO is a simple set of cards (just clip art picture and word) and addresses multiple words per position per sound. This activity includes: Contents: • 35 picture cards each for initial /k/ (pages 3-8) and initial /g/ (pages 37-42) • 35 picture cards each for medial /k/ (pages 13-18) and medial /g/ (pages 47-52) • 35 picture cards for final /k/ (pages 23-28) and 29 for final /g/ (pages 57-61) • 4 different picture bingo boards per word position per sound (24 total) (/k/ pages 9-12, 19-22, 29-32) and /g/ pages 43-46, 53-56, 62-65) • 4 different picture bingo boards with all word positions represented per sound (12 total) (pages 33-36 and pages 66-69) **Cards can be used for traditional articulation drill and practice or to play one of the following game options. • Bingo: Distribute bingo board to each student. Have students take turns drawing picture card and naming items with target sound. First student to get bingo (across, down, or horizontally) or cover entire board is winner. • Memory: Print two sets of picture cards and have students name items with target sound while matching picture pairs. • Go Fish: Print two sets of picture cards and have students use repeated sentence framework to request desired picture with target sound. As I mentioned above, there will be additional Articulation BINGO sets on the horizon! Stay tuned for the next installment and thank you for all of your continued support of Straight Up Speech! Get your copy of Articulation Bingo for /k/ and /g/ in my TPT store by clicking here Jenn

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Hi friends! I shared a quick video of a flip through of my SLP Review Binder on Instagram and a few people wanted a more in-depth look...enter: a blog post! Planning and organization are my love languages. Nothing makes my heart quite as happy as a beautifully organized planner or color coded lecture notes. That being said, I knew that when I finished my undergrad degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders that I wanted to put together a big review binder that I could use to stay sharp during the summer before starting grad school. During each class, I would mark certain notes that I knew I wanted to include in this review binder. Then after my last final, I came home and pulled all of those notes out and organized them into 5 sections: In the "Clinic Aids" section you will find things like: Helpful handouts for parents that explain what an SLP does/common SLP terms/how to best understand assessment scores Data collection cheat sheet Theme therapy idea chart Hypothetical treatment plans/SOAP notes Book lists organized by speech sound In the "Neuro + Anatomy" section you will find things like: Diagrams of the brain Diagrams of the vocal tract Cranial nerves chart In the "Phonetics" section you will find things like: Vowel quadrilateral chart Consonant speech sound chart Helpful information about the IPA and transcription Diacritic review sheet In the "Language Development" section you will find things like: Language milestone chart Typical speech sound acquisition chart Chronology of phonological processes chart Child phonological processes summary sheet Phonological development PowerPoint presentation In the "Disorders" section you will find things like: Chart describing speech disorders in detail Chart describing pathologies in detail Chart of aphasia types and their characteristics Chart of dysarthria types and their characteristics I flip through my binder 1-3 times a week just to keep all of the information at the front of my mind. I don't want to start grad school in August and feel like I forgot everything! I plan on making this a long-term tool. I'll add to it as I embark on my grad school journey and use it to help me prepare for the Praxis. A lot of the resources in the "Clinic Aid" section of my binder came from Speechy Musings. She shares so many useful tools on her blog! And in case you REALLY want to see an in-depth rundown of what is in my binder, you can watch the flip through video: I hope you took something useful away from this SLP Review Binder idea! What is something that you would add to yours?

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SLP’s working in the school setting can easily be spread thin. If an SLP isn’t monitoring what he/she is committing to or looking at their current work load situation, things can go from manageable to chaotic in a blink of an eye. We must say no at work when we can’t do something! I compiled […]

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Welcome! I view my therapy room as my “home away from home” so I try to make it warm and inviting. Students need to feel accepted and safe and that’s what I want my room to portray. I hope you’ll look around and maybe get some ideas for your space! There are many times I […]

I currently have four students with a stuttering disorder on my caseload. One is in first grade, and the others are in second and third. They each have speech on their own this year. One-on-one therapy, for all four! All of the kids are in different classes, and that is just how the schedule worked out. It is really nice having 30minutes every week for each of them, plus I think they like having the undivided attention. The older three have been working on a project for a few weeks to learn about speech helpers. The idea is that when they can name and understand what part of their body is affected by a stuttering moment, it aides in teaching them how to use fluency enhancing strategies. This is our first unit of the year, and we will move onto strategies next week. As described in previous posts, Halloween crafts during therapy is in full swing in the speech room. My fluency kids made a cadaver to add to the scary decorations. The cadaver, of course, was a means to an end to teach about speech helpers. I combined a lot of ideas from a lot of sources. I have a few documents to share with you as well through Google Docs. Here are the steps to the project! We started with the mouth. I found this version here. I enlarged it to show the detail and allow room for the marshmallow teeth and balloon tongue. I bought pink balloons and the students filled them with marshmallows for the tongue. The marshmallows gave it a soft and squishy texture, sorta like a real tongue. Next, after the student cut out the mouth, I cut a slit in the paper to attach the tongue with tape on the back. Next, marshmallow teeth were added, and a few eaten. I mean really, I couldn't expect them to just glue them! This is where I saw this idea, although there are many different versions on Pinterest. An old lipstick was used to enhance the lips. This lipstick will never touch my lips again and forever live with my fluency supplies! With the inside of the mouth done, it was time to make a side-view of the cadaver. I found this paper version here. More lipstick and marshmallows, as well as a pink balloon, were used for the additional body parts. The nose is made a plastic pencil sharpener that I had in my prize box. I think I got them from Target. The students cut out the lungs, that I found here, and glued them to the chart. Bubble wrap was added next, to represent the alveoli, which were painted pink with watercolors. Here is where I got that idea. I was surprised that the watercolors stayed on so well. I attached the bubble wrap with a stapler. Rolled up pink paper was used for the trachea and bronchi. The vocal folds/cords is a dry tortellini glued to the top of the airway. Now for brains! They are ramen noodles painted pink, and then hot-glued onto the page. Easy and realistic. The final step was adding labels to each speech helper, as well as the description of how we speak. I got help with this from here and here. I have a copy of my version of the labels and "How we Speak" statement for you: here and here. Here is the cadaver in all of it's gross glory! This was a lot of work, both for me and the students. I spent a lot of time collecting items, formulating my ideas, trouble shooting, and creating parts of the project. But, it was worth it! I am so proud of these kiddos.

In this blog post you will learn how to teach categories for your students with language impairments without overwhelm!

An audiogram is used to graph responses to sounds and speech during certain hearing tests. The area outlined on the audiogram showing most of the speech sounds looks like a boomerang shape. The ex…

Développement de la compréhension en lecture | PARTIE 1 Âge : 6 ans et plusLa nouvelle série de matériel d’intervention thérapeutique « Développement de la compréhension en lecture pour les enfants ayant un trouble du spectre autistique » a comme objectif d’aider les enfants qui présentent des difficultés importantes en compréhension du contenu d’un texte. La série est composée de 3 parties contenant de brèves bases théoriques et différents niveaux d’intervention. La première partie est constituée de quatre niveaux d’intervention de difficulté classifiée. Ce matériel a été développé et testé en pratique clinique, apportant d’excellents résultats en fonction du potentiel de l’élève.Les études scientifiques ont montré que les enfants acquièrent simultanément des habiletés de décodage et de compréhension, néanmoins chaque habileté se développe indépendamment l’une de l’autre. Les enfants ayant un Trouble du Spectre Autistique (TSA) acquièrent généralement des habiletés de décodage, mais ils ont des difficultés concernant la compréhension en lecture. Ils sont capables, de façon relative, de repérer plus aisément des mots que de comprendre ce qu’ils ont lu. Cela est probablement dû au fait que la compréhension constitue une habileté plus abstraite que le décodage. Découvrez ici le livre "Développement de la compréhension en lecture pour les enfants ayant un trouble du spectre autistique | PARTIE 2".

Not quite sure how to use play-based speech therapy activities with your speech therapy caseload? All your questions are answered here!

I originally wrote this post on April 18, 2011. My how time flies! I have often felt baffled as to why kids cannot produce /k/ when developmentally we make posterior sounds before anterior. Think about it, a baby’s first sounds are goo-goo and ga-ga, so isn’t /k/ just a naturally developing response? It makes me go, ... Read more

We all know how precious our time (AND MONEY) are! If you are anything like me, spending time researching the BEST deals and most essential items for your speech room and {LIFE} are basically daily things. Let’s be real…it can also be a STRUGGLE! I find myself scrolling through Amazon, running to Target dollar spot,

Some of our students need movement to help them learn! Speech therapy and in particular, minimal pairs, can become boring... so inject movement activities!

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Most of you seasoned therapists know and use the techniques that I am going to share, so I apologize if you are disappointed that there’s nothing new for you. However, those who have less experience under their belts and feel frustrated with the lateral lisp will appreciate these “pearls of wisdom.” What is a Lateral ... Read more

These are my must-have speech therapy materials "schools edition!" I'll share my professional philosophy so you can understand my suggestions.

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