Affixes are one of my favorite therapy targets for school age and middle school age students in speech and language therapy! You can even listen to a FREE hour long podcast interview I did all about morphology here! It is essential to introduce kids to affixes that are both common and functional. Let’s dive into […]
No discussion of language development would be complete without a mention of morphology; which is why today we’re going to dive in to morphological development in the school age years. Morphology is the study of the internal structure of words and how they’re formed, including parts such as roots, bases and affixes (Nippold, 2016). There’s...
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Games! Games! Games! It is one of the reasons I love being an SLP. The tricky part is turning commercial games into therapy tools. My students love to play games, so what better way to motivate them to practice their speech targets. I love to use Pop Up Pirate, Jumpin Jack, Shark Bite, Pop the Pig, the Sneaky Snacky Squirrel, Yeti in my Spaghetti and Fishing games. One way you can use them is with articulation or language decks. The students practice their sounds or language target and then take a turn. Quick and easy. I have also started to use Game Companions that go along with each game. These game companions replace the dice or spinner that comes with the games. The spinners have targets that the students practice before they take turn. Shark Articulation and Language Game Companion For the games that do not use dice or spinners I use game mats that have articulation or language targets on them. When you remove game pieces from Fishing games or spaghetti from Yeti in my Spaghetti you place the game piece on the mat. There are targets on the mats that the students practice. These can also be used as Smash mats. Yeti Spaghetti Articulation and Language Game Companion I have created 2 Freebies that I wanted to share with you. I created free K sound spinners that I use with Jumpin Jack. The spinners can also be used by themselves as a game. Free Rabbit Game Companion for K sounds Another Freebie that I have created is for commercial Fishing games. It includes mats that target early apraxia syllables. There are mats for VC, CV, CVCV and CVC syllables. Free Apraxia Game Companions for Fishing Games Games are such a great motivators for our students. They are a great way to work with those mixed groups that always present a challenge in therapy. I hope these spinners and mats are helpful. Click here to follow my tpt store Speech Gems. Sign up for my newsletter below Subscribe to get our latest content by email. Success! Now check your email to confirm your subscription. There was an error submitting your subscription. Please try again. Email Address Subscribe We won't send you spam. Unsubscribe at any time. Powered by ConvertKit
⭐A YEAR OF themed speech and language therapy is easy to plan with this GIGANTIC printable themed bundle that includes materials for most of your school aged students. Many "fun facts" and information about the themes is incorporated. These Speech and language themed packs are for ALL school aged students not just your younger students! These packs includes upper level semantic and syntac skills also. ⭐This fun pack reinforces seasonal and themed terms while addressing goals and objectives on the IEPs of most of your language students. With this one packet, you have games, activities. and printables for most ages on a school based caseload. ⭐Our older students need to know these terms but are not exposed to them in their classrooms because teachers don't include some of these terms and themes in curriculum for the older children. ⭐Differentiation allows students of different levels to work together in mixed groups. ►Some of the pages in this packet are also found in other packs offered in my store. Please look at the previews carefully before purchasing. Some of the included resources include: Open ended articulation, Upper Elementary Themed Units, and High School Themed Units. The Middle School Themed Units and Main Idea Sets are NOT included in this bundle. Again, Please see the previews or reach out and ask a question before ordering. Use the "Q & A" tab or email me at [email protected] and I will get back to you ASAP :) ❤️ If you have any questions about a resource please utilize the "Q & A" tab. I am very prompt at responding to my buyers. ❤️ If you want to earn points toward free/discounted items, please leave a review of this bundle! I work incredibly hard to make these resources and love a 5 star review!! I read and respond to every review left for me because I appreciate my buyers and love to see how they are using my resources around the world!! ❤️If you want to know when new resources pop up ( sometimes with a surprise discount for 48 hours) please follow my store Here!
I don't know about you, but I didn't learn how to use play to target speech sounds while I was in Grad School. I learned how to use Articulation Cards, Worksheets, and drill. Needless to say, it wasn't a ton-o-fun (for me or my students!).I knew something had to change. I knew I needed to start PLAYING, but I had no idea how. (You can read about how I made the switch to Play-Based Therapy HERE.) I want to save you the struggles I had while I was trying to figure out exactly HOW I was going to us
As my semester wraps up, I’ve started compiling ideas that I’ve used thus far! One of my clients was a very young artic client. He was incredibly cooperative and wonderful, so I got the…
Introducing the BRAND NEW eSpeechTherapy Speech Sounds [Consonants] pack. The go-to resource for adults who are supporting children with speech sound difficulties. The perfect resource for Speech and Language Therapists, Speech Therapy Assistants, Speech Therapy Students, Teachers, Teaching Assistants, Schools, Nurseries, Parents, Families, Health Visitors, Child Minders and any adults/professionals supporting little ones with their speech sounds! Aimed at Nursery and Primary school aged children but perfect for use with anyone working on their speech sounds. Speech Sounds resource designed for professionals to feel confident, proud and excited when supporting children with speech sound difficulties. Each beautifully illustrated, vibrant flash card contains: - The sound - A short, catchy, snappy phrase to represent the sound e.g. “Popping popcorn” (P) - Colourful, fun, engaging picture to represent the sound - Information about how to make the sound (what to do with your mouth) + a carefully illustrated mouth picture showing how to make the sound - Qualities of the sound (e.g. is it a short/long sound, loud/quiet sound, nasal/oral sound). - Examples of the sound in different position in words (e.g. the sound at the beginning of the word, middle of the word, end of the word) – brilliant to be used in the assessment of a child’s speech sounds, as well as supporting them! Also great for developing vocabulary and language skills. Size: Expertly crafted at 89x146mm for optimal educational impact. Printing: Double sided, rounded-corner, full-colour printed cards. Contains all 24 English speech sound consonants (+ ‘Q’ and ‘X’ plain cards for use in literacy activities – explanation included in pack). Paper: Crafted with care on 320gsm smooth playing card stock, each card exudes quality and durability, while the UV coated finish ensures a lasting sheen. Packaging: Neatly packaged and collated in printed matt-laminated tuck boxes. The must-have resource for support Speech Sounds – get yours now! Get in touch with any questions, or for information re bulk orders: info [!at] espeechtherapy.co.uk TERMS OF USE 1. Introduction Welcome to eSpeechTherapy! These terms of use outline the rules and guidelines for using our educational resources. By accessing and using our resources, you agree to abide by these terms. 2. Ownership and Copyright All intellectual property rights to the eSpeechTherapy resources, including copyrights and proprietary rights, are owned by eSpeechTherapy. You are granted a limited, non-exclusive license to use these resources for educational purposes as outlined in these terms. 3. Permitted Uses You are permitted to: Use the resources for personal, therapy or classroom purposes. Incorporate the resources into lesson plans and educational materials. Display the resources in presentations or workshops – you must reference eSpeechTherapy. 4. Restrictions You are not allowed to: Reproduce, distribute, or share the resources outside of the intended audience. Sell, rent, license, or commercially exploit the resources. Modify, alter, or create derivative works without prior permission. 5. Reproduction and Distribution Reproduction and distribution of the resources are subject to the following conditions: You may reproduce a limited number of copies for personal or classroom use. 6. Attribution If required, you must provide proper attribution when using the resources. Attribution should include eSpeechtherapy and a link to www.espeechtherapy.co.uk 9. Termination of License We reserve the right to terminate your license to use our resources if you violate these terms or misuse the materials. 10. Contact Information For questions, permissions, or clarifications, please contact us at info [!at] espeechtherapy.co.uk 11. Acceptance and Agreement By accessing and using our resources, you acknowledge that you have read and understood these terms of use and agree to comply with them. 12. Legal Disclaimer These terms of use constitute a binding agreement between you and eSpeechTherapy. Failure to comply with these terms may result in legal action.
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Recently I did a giveaway of my preschool speech language assessment checklist on my blog. I had so much fun doing it, that I decided I can't just stop there, so I am going to do a giveaway of my school aged checklist as well. For those of you unfamiliar with it - it's a 12
Help your students learn how to answer wh questions with these 108 wh questions worksheets task cards. Be sure to print the wh questions poster...
Last on the agenda for our language development series is syntactic development. Many times, when we have students with poor syntactic development; we know they have a poor sense of sentence structure, but aren’t sure which skills are causing problems. The other problem is that we have information on typical syntactic development up through about...
Do you need a quick hook to grab the attention of your students? Are you introducing a new theme, topic, or skill? Mystery Bags are a fun way to elicit student engagement. Mystery Bags are a common use in elementary classrooms as a form of show-and-tell. This activity is so versatile and can be used to address many different goals. So whether your students are in elementary or middle school, this activity will address their goals. In this post, I want to share with you some new ways to use Mystery Bags in your speech therapy lessons. Although I am not a classroom teacher, I like to use a strong teaching strategy with my students called a hook. A hook is an attention grabber. Great teachers grasp their students' attention immediately with a hook. This could be a question, illustration, animation, or object. As a speech-language pathologist I use a hook to help my students focus. Mystery Bags are a great way to introduce a topic or a theme. It gives you the opportunity to connect to background knowledge and access their schema. Items such as a toy bus in August, an apple in September, a small pumpkin in October or November and an an ornament in December are a few options for introducing monthly themes. If your early elementary classes use "letter of the week," put items in the bag that start with target letters (A-apple, B-ball, C-toy car, D-stuffed dog, E-plastic Easter egg). Give student semantic or phonemic clues and have them guess the object inside. Examples of semantic cues would include: "It's a round red fruit, grows on a tree and has seeds. You can use it to make a pie." If giving phonemic cues you might say it starts with /a/ and ends with /l/, or have students blend phonemes /a-p-l/ to figure out the mystery item. Mystery Bags are an interactive social activity. You can target skills such as asking and answering questions, turn-taking, sustained attention, eye contact and perspective and inference skills. By having students ask and answer wh-questions, and give clues for object function and location, you are creating opportunities for rich language discussions. How one student might use an object, such as a stapler, could be different from how another student might use the same object. You can have students take turns holding the bag while others in the group ask questions, or you could hold the mystery bag while students ask you the questions. I have used Mystery Bags with students as young as 3 years old and as old as middle school. If your students need verbal or visual support for asking and answering questions, you can use sentence stems, question sticks, and picture clues to facilitate questioning. In order to get started, I've included a visual map for describing objects using attributes such as: color, shape, size, texture, relative weight, etc. You can also add visuals for questioning such as index cards or sticky notes with the question words "who?" "what?" "when?" "where?" and "how?" Students can ask questions such as, "Who uses this item? Where can you find it? What color is it? What is it used for?" and "How does it work?" In this post, I have touched on a few different ways to use Mystery Bags in your speech therapy sessions. This activity is also perfect for mixed groups because you can target articulation, phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, expressive language, receptive language, vocabulary, syntax, and pragmatic language all in the same lesson. If you use Mystery Bags in your speech therapy, I'd love to hear from you. Comment below and share your amazing ideas! Link to the free visual map shown above HERE and download. Share this post with someone that you think could benefit from these ideas and freebie. Don't forget to sign up for my newsletter below and follow my blog on Bloglovin' or enter your email in the sidebar to receive my blog directly to your inbox. Don't miss a single post. Lisa, SLP Subscribe to our mailing list and receive my TIER 2 Vocabulary FREEBIE * indicates required Email Address * First Name *
Over the past few years schools have shifted from the ' screen and evaluate ' model of service to RtI (Response to Intervention)/MTSS ( Multi-Teired System of Support ). This new mind set of service means a more thorough look at the students and their abilities prior to evaluation, but also more time for the SLP. Even though it is more work ( scheduling, planning, completing sessions, logging data, etc ) it has helped me to ensure that the students on our caseloads are the students who truly need to be. ASHA supports SLPs being involved in the RtI/MTSS approach.
Use these print and go speech therapy worksheets with your preschool and school aged students to target articulation, phonology, apraxia of speech, verbs, pronouns, concepts, wh questions, and more! Use for speech and language therapy for speech homework, as a mixed group activity, or a last day of speech activity! Pair these speech therapy game and toy companions with your favorite speech therapy ressrouces to get a tonne of trials in your speech language therapy sessions. This print and go resource is perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary students! Each game/toy includes black + white versions and color versions (and includes a customizable sheet so you can use your own specific words!). These companions are designed for the busy SLP to use as a grab and go resource to target any goal with common toys and games. Here's you how can use them: ✨ A simple craft of cut/color/paste of getting the cards ready before we take turns in the game (twice the practice!) ✨ Sending completed or blank sheets home for homework ✨ Prepping the strips with the student and then play a few games with the pieces (it's so easy to reuse between games). ✨Mixed Groups: Give each student a strip + card with their individual goal on it and play a game together. How to incorporate these into a session: ✨Use it all session: Have your student color or cover the targets with erasers. Practice during that time. Practice while cutting out the squares. Practice while gluing the squares and then practice during the game. Hello...... 300 easy trials! ✨Use for warm up/wind down: Get in +++ trials at the beginning or end of your session. ✨Game day!: Play multiple games with your strips. Once they are cut and ready to go - grab any (and as many) games as you and your student want and have fun! You won't believe how many trials you get! ✨Within your session: You can set up your session with a book,open ended scenes, the game, and a sensory bin. For your kids who don't love to color, you can use the color version of the strips or using the customizable companion (you can write any targets you want!). My favourite part of this is that the students can pick ANY game they want to play and I can just grab this binder and target allll the goals! (It's also super easy to store everything in a binder for the ultimate grab and go activity). Over 60 goals included (10 targets per goal): Speech sounds: all sound + positions Phonology: Syllable Deletion, Cluster Reduction (initial + final), Stopping, Initial Consonant Deletion, Final Consonant Deletion, Backing, Fronting, Gliding Word Shapes: CV, VC, CVC, CVCV, CVCC, CVCVC Language: Verbs, past tense verbs (regular + irregular), possessive ’s , plurals (regular + irregular), nouns, adjectives, pronouns, categories, describing, multiple meaning words, similarities/differences, antonyms, synonyms, wh- questions, emotions, spatial concepts, concepts Themed Vocabulary: Easter, Back to School, Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Hanukkah, Zoo, Birthday, Dinosaurs, Sports, Woodland Animals, Space, Camping, Weather, Princesses, Pets, Winter Animals, Farm, Food, Community Helpers, Spring, Summer, Winter, Autumn 100+ Games/Toys included: Shark Bite Rattlesnake Jake Don’t Break the Ice Shelby’s Snack Shack Puglicious Catch the Fox Let’s go Fishing! Key + Lock Toys Surprise Party Gifts Treasure Chests Acorns Peekaboo Barns Gears Lego Pop the Pig Jenga Pop Up Pirate Honey Bee Tree Beware of Bear Greedy Granny Pop Rocket Jumpin’ Jack Dragon Snacks Banana Blast Sneaky Snacky Squirrel Connect Four Don’t Spill the Beans Please note, new additions are added at the end of the document. Please scroll to the end to find them. Added March 2022 Angry Kitty Crocodile Dentist Yeti in my Spaghetti Uh Oh Hippo Burping Bobby Gobble Monster Added June 2022: Dino Crunch Chompin' Charlie Inky's Fortune Orangutwang Lucky Ducks Crouchy Couch Shelby's Sea Shell Game Candyland Hi Ho Cheerio Busy Busy Bakeshop Spirit Untamed Stackin' Apples Gooey Louis Wiggly Worms Pop up Olaf Jumpin' Squirrel Mad Dog Doggie Doo Litter Bugs Porcupine Pop Added September 2022 Windy Knickers Looping Louis Toy Picnic Baskets Sort and Seek Polar Animals Babysaurus Sorting Set Big Feelings Pineapple New Sprouts Bake It! Peek a Bird Learning Buddies Sorting Neighbourhood Alpha Pops Rock and Gem Surprise Hide and Seek Learning Treehouse Oodles of Aliens Hide n' Go Moo Super Sorting Pie Max the Moose Rainbow Sorting Crayons Birds in a Nest Sorting Toy Avalanche Fruit Stand Veggie Farm Sorting Attribute Apples Flower Garden Building Ice Cream Toy Set Counting Dinosaurs Counting Bears Counting Ocean Creatures Counting Garden Creatures Bubble Art Woodpecker Catch and Feed Game Beehive Matching Game Dress Up Wooden Doll Tea Set Slice and Bake Wooden Cookie Set Slice and Bake Wooden Pizza Set Slice and Bake Wooden Birthday Cake Set Slice and Stack Sandwich Counter Grill and Serve BBQ Set Fill and Fold Taco and Tortilla Set Pattern Blocks Wooden Latches Board S'mores and More Campfire Set Wooden Vehicles and Traffic Signs Wooden Bug Catching Puzzle Wooden Ocean Catching Puzzle Wooden Hide and Seek Farm Puzzle Magnetic Hide and Seek Board Bowling Golfing Bean Bag Toss Please see the Preview for more information! Don't own all these games and want individual companions for popular speech therapy games? Check out these single game companions! Have requests for games or toys to add? Email me at [email protected] Let's Connect! FOLLOW MY TPT STORE: Click "Follow Me" on my Store Page to receive new product alerts (all new products are 50% off for 24 hours!) INSTAGRAM *** FACEBOOK ** SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEWSLETTER
Is it hard to keep your students engaged while they practice? I have found that by using games and activities my students enjoy therapist directed drill play. It can be a lot of fun and the therapist can obtain 100 trials of the targeted sound or process. I have found that their are so many commercial games and activities available that easily lend themselves to therapist directed drill play. For all of these games and activities I like to select 3-5 pictures that will be targeted during the session. The number I select depends on how often the student needs to engage in play and stay motivated. Yeti In My Spaghetti : Every time my students practice their pictures I give them a piece of spaghetti to place over the bowl. When the game is assembled we play the game. Kerplunk: As my students practice they put a stick through the tube. When all the sticks are in we practice the pictures as we add the marbles to the tube. When it is all ready we have fun playing the game. Mr Potato Head: I set up a variety of parts that the student can select. We practice the pictures and them add a part to the potato. After a few potatoes are assembled we play with them. 100 Trial sheets: I like to use crayons, markers and stamps with 100 trials sheets. The child marks a picture after each production. This freebie includes six Spring 100 trials articulation sheets and 2 data collections sheet. The data collection sheets can be used with any of these activities. CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THIS FREEBIE Progress monitor your entire group easily Legos: I like to have my students practice their pictures and then I give them 2-3 legos to put together. They build and practice at the same time. Ned's Head: I put multiple copies of the students pictures inside the head. I place a sticker on one of the cards. We take turns pulling a card out of Ned's Head. The student who finds the card with the sticker shouts "I win!" This game is quick and can be played multiple times. Cariboo: I cover the original cards with Holiday or a theme. After each child practices their targeted words they open one box. It they find the ball they get to put it in the treasure chest. We play until the treasure box opens. Chipper Chat: Practice the pictures and them put a chip on the card. When the card is full use the magic wand to clean up the card. Take time to play with the chips and magnets at the end. Jenga: The students practice their pictures and then place a Jenga block on the tower. When the tower is built we play the game. Fishing game: I like to have my students say their words and them put a fish in the "pond". When the game is complete we play it. I have also created a game companion that can also be used. The students practice again as they place them in the fishing net. Articulation Game Companion Connect Four: Each time a student puts a chip in the frame they say their pictures. We play until their is a winner. Using these games in therapist directed drill play is a fun and easy way to get your students to practice 100 articulation targets in a therapy session. If you are struggling to keep your students engaged think about trying some of these games. I hope your students enjoy them as much as my students do. Click here to follow my tpt store, Speech Gems. An InLinkz Link-up Sign up for my newsletter below Subscribe to get our latest content by email. Success! Now check your email to confirm your subscription. There was an error submitting your subscription. Please try again. Email Address Subscribe We won't send you spam. Unsubscribe at any time. Powered by ConvertKit
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This Echolalia & Gestalt Language Processing Information & Data Set is the perfect addition your therapy room or classroom! With Natural Language Acquisition and Gestalt Language Processing gaining momentum within the speech-language community, this product provides valuable introductory information for caregivers, speech-language pathologists, teachers, and related professionals serving preschool, school-aged, and adolescent echolalic communicators. Natural Language Acquisition learners acquire “chunks” of language, called “gestalts” or “delayed echolalia.” As opposed to Analytic Language Processors, who learn and use language progressively from single words to multi-word utterances, Gestalt Language Processors may use previously heard verbal message which become emotionally meaningful for that child. This resource is designed to introduce the concept of Gestalt Language Processing and provide techniques for facilitating communication for children with delayed echolalia. Gestalt Language Processors learn and use words, phrases, and sentences as a unit, carrying meaning not word-by-word, but as a whole. It can be difficult to determine if your child is a gestalt language processor unless the gestalt is significantly different in vocabulary, syntax, and message from the gestalt language processor’s spontaneously generated language. That's why this resource also provides quantitative and qualitative data collection methodologies to collect meaningful information as we facilitate our communicator’s progression across developmental stages unique to Gestalt Language Processors. By understanding and supporting the unique language acquisition process of Gestalt Language Processors, you can help your child develop effective communication skills and overcome barriers to social and academic success. Get started today with this comprehensive resource. This resource provides: Color and black-and-white informational handouts about echolalia and gestalt language processing utilizing professional language, definitions, and examples for caregivers, teachers and related professionals Data collection sheets to collect meaningful quantitative data measuring percentage of utterances that are self-generated, mitigated or whole gestalts, percentage of utterances used for various communicative functions, and percentage of utterances at various stages of development Data collection sheets to collect meaningful qualitative data by analyzing language samples according to structure, function, and developmental level Overall, this resource is designed to encourage communication partners to interpret echolalia and gestalts as meaningful communication, and provide professionals ways to track each child’s progress through developmental stages. If you like this product, please leave a review and visit my website www.jessicanicoslp.com for additional information about speech-language therapy! If you feel that there is room for improvement with product creation, please let me know so that I can make the necessary changes. Thank you for your support!
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The obstinate, ornery R. Have you exhausted every R articulation therapy trick that you know? These articulation therapy for R tips and tricks are just what you need!
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As a Speech Language Patholgoist, you know just how challenging it can be to keep your students engaged and motivated throughout their therapy sessions. However, what if Itold you there's a way to make those sessions not only fun, but also incredibly effective? Introducing, dinosaur speech therapy lesson plans! By incorporating these prehistoric creatures into your child's learning experience, you can unleash their inner explorer and help them develop vital language skills. In this article, we'
Zingo is a versatile game that is motivating for children which makes it perfect for speech therapy. Check out my speech therapy Zingo ideas.
Do you have mixed therapy groups? No need to fear, with some of my tips and tricks, you will master this challenge in no time! Here are a few of my favorite ways to deal with mixed groups (whether it is a group of articulation, language, fluency, and/or social skills OR one type just different levels!) Pla ...
Blog post on how to teach the right variation of R for your student - bunched or retroflex. Where to start in speech therapy doesn't have to be hard!
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Using photos for therapy isn't exactly a new concept, I have tons of decks of skill cards that use photos! But, I needed something new that would meet a lot of different goals and came up with this binder.
