Free speech therapy worksheets and activities (articulation, receptive/expressive language) for speech-language pathologists, teachers, parents.
One struggling parent recently described her son's speech to me as sounding "like nothing more than a robot." This description spoke volumes about what it must be like as a parent of a child with autism or similar disorder. A child whose very personality is veiled by a mask of robotic speech -- scripted sentences, drill-like…
Just in time for summer break, we've got more home program materials for you that are easy to print and send home. These pages are written to help caregivers
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When we treat language impairments, it can seem like we have the weight of the world on our shoulders. That’s why I’ve created The Power of Meta: Vocabulary Booster, a free 30-page manual for treating school-aged language disorders. When we’re working with students who have language issues, there are so many things we need to...
Word Retrieval / Word Finding Strategies for Children who Struggle to Think of the Right Word - Speech Therapy and Home Practice Ideas
A tool used by speech therapists and teachers can be helpful for parents working with their children at home on writing assignments.
Figuring out how to build listening and reading comprehension in students with language issues is a tall order. There always seems to be a million skills they’re struggling with and not enough hours in the day to get to them all. Let’s face it, there are a lot of articles, studies, presentations, materials (and so...
In Part 1 of this blog series on Rethinking Data-Collection in Speech Therapy I tried to hammer home the ideas that we can collect data effectively without letting it control our sessions. And in Part 2 of this series, I talked about how one way we can do that is by collecting data intermittently, where...
You will learn how to incorporate sentence strips in speech therapy to help support your students learning new skills!
Rationale SFA is used to improve word-retrieval abilities in clients with aphasia. This is done via spoken production of a target, most usually prompted through a picture stimulus, alongside structured elicitation of a series of semantic features that are associated with the target. This combination of elicitation of a target and semantic features is hypothesised…
BoomLearning.com - Amazing authors make awesome learning content! These dinosaur speech therapy Boom Card activities include interactive articulation and language activities, making it perfect for distance learning and teletherapy! Students can move images around to create their own visual scenes while targeting their speech and language goals. There are four different visual scenes and manipulates, with separate pages for initial, medial, final, and mixed positions for each sound. There are also 20 pages included for all the different variations of R! Specific grammar and vocabulary pages have also been included. Target anything you'd like with the four blank templates as well. Those are great for following directions, grammar, answering WH- questions, and vocabulary. The possibilities are endless with these fun, interactive activities! TELETHERAPY TIPS Also Included! Written Instructions with Pictures to Walk You Through: - How to Use on Zoom - How to give your student control of your screen on Zoom to use the decks during teletherapy sessions - How to send the deck to students via email, Google Classroom, Remind, & Seesaw There are over 120 PAGES of activities included! Articulation pages include four pages for each sound - one page for initial, medial, final, & mixed positions (with the exception of R & Blends. Blends have 4 pages, all in initial position). See below for a breakdown of the pages. *****NEWLY UPDATED TO INCLUDE SOUND EFFECTS!*****
Did you know that the average school-aged student learns between 3000 to 5000 words per year? That means they learn eight to 12 words per day (Biemiller & Boote, 2006). Most children are like little sponges soaking up new information. Unfortunately this isn’t the case for students with language disorders who have limited word knowledge. Students...
Learn about expressive language delay including how to treat all of the different areas included under this diagnosis. For parents or SLPs
Since I spent last week traveling this great EARTH (did you see my Instagram pics?), I thought I’d throw together an Earth Day packet. I have a ton of kids working on describing and overall expressive language skills. I made a quick booklet that will work for lots of those skills. First there is […]
I was doing some research for my Language Goal List and stumbled across this awesome Language Processing Hierarchy Method Treatment Model handout.
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Tired of wondering how to treat “processing” problems? Do you wish someone would give you a roadmap to show you exactly what to do next? I know I use to feel that way. That’s why I wrote this free e-book for you, The Ultimate Guide to Sentence Structure: The SLP’s Roadmap to Language Comprehension and Expression. If...
