Showing posts with label Resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resources. Show all posts

Friday, September 6, 2013

FREEBIE Friday: Vocal Abuse Behavior Checklist



I have several different vocal abuse behaviors checklists and they all have different behaviors listed.  However, I wanted a checklist that was fairly comprehensive including all of these behaviors in one, so I took matters in my own hands, made one myself the way I wanted it to look, added my own rating system and a re-assessment column and voila'.  

Here's my Vocal Abuse Behaviors Checklist.  Check it out below and download it via Google documents here!

P.S.  I like to save a few trees by printing front to back and my files are much thinner that way! :)


Enjoy!




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Friday, August 30, 2013

Freebie Friday: Which ones START with...

Initial sound ID game I make for one of my kiddos who tends to omit sounds in the initial and final word positions.  Once I started working on phonological awareness tasks, his ability to discriminate between correct and incorrect speech productions and his ability to correct his own productions has improved significantly.  We must remember not to under estimate the power of phonological awareness skills when working with clients with phonological processing issues!

Also great to send home for homework!

Enjoy!

Grab your free copy from Google Docs here!



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Friday, August 16, 2013

FREEBIE Friday: Farm Animal Guessing Game!

Here is a simple farm animal guessing game I made for language delayed kiddos.  It is great for working on categories, attributes, inferencing skills, vocabulary and so much more.

This packet includes 8 basic farm animal pictures and 8 farm animal description cards.  You can use this packet in many different ways.  Here are just a few ideas:

1)  read the description cards and have your students point out the correct animal picture.

2) play concentration/memory

3) play "go fish"

4) hide the animal cards and play hide and seek or treasure hunt to see who can find the animal described first


Want your copy of this packet?  Grab it here!




Enjoy!  Happy Talking!


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Friday, August 9, 2013

FREEBIE Friday: Birthday Patterns!!!!

I was thinking of a simple fun way I could create a  reinforcer activity for my PK and early elementary kiddos that would not take a long time but could be something special they could do when I saw them for therapy the week of their birthday.  So I came up with this simple pattern sheet.  The fun thing about this sheet is that it has cute birthday graphics from Riefka Design and the patterns can be simply completed verbally or my kiddos could draw and color the next object in the pattern on the line.

Of course patterns are a great early math skill so this is developmentally designed for children PK age.

Want your copy of this simple patterns birthday page?  Grab it here for FREE!


Enjoy and happy talking!!!


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Friday, August 2, 2013

FREEBIE Friday: Gross Motor Dice: A reinforcer game!

As school is soon beginning once again, I thought this might be a fun icebreaker/getting to know you type game or a nice reinforcer game for young kiddos that need a little movement in therapy.  This game is also great when focusing on following directions.

I added a template with numbered dice as well in case you wanted to add a number of times you want your students to be doing these gross motor actions. 

Have another idea for this activity?  Share below!!!


Grab your free copy here!
Enjoy!



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Friday, July 26, 2013

FREEBIE Friday: Parts of a Whole

Here's a fun "Parts of a Whole" activity I made.  There are 9 pictures of binary choice cards with 3 descriptors (parts of the whole) and 9 object pictures you can use to have your client describe it by naming at least 3 parts of the object.


Grab your free copy here!


Enjoy!



Enjoy and happy talking!

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Friday, July 5, 2013

FREEBIE Friday: Circle the Rhyme...

I have a few clients that are working on phonological awareness activities in order to improve their auditory discrimination skills.  I make these worksheets for therapy and thought I'd share with you.  

These are also great for homework!


Grab your free copy here!




Enjoy!

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Friday, June 21, 2013

Freebie Friday: Sound Off! The Train is Coming: A phonological awareness game

Here is another phonological awareness game I made with these cute train graphics from ReviDevi that I found on mygraphico.com.  Super cute and great for my kiddos working on listening for their target sounds in various words! 

Also these phonological awareness activities have really helped my kiddos who use phonological processes become more aware of sounds in various positions in each word.

So that's it!  Enjoy this activity! 



Grab your free copy here!






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Friday, June 7, 2013

FREEBIE Friday! Ladybug Count: A Reinforcer Game

I made this activity for my son and I thought how easily I could incorporate this into therapy for my PK kids and even early elementary kiddos (simply by working on adding and subtracting) as a reinforcer game for any speech and language goals.  So I thought, if I'm going to use it, maybe you could use it too.  Enjoy!


Grab your free copy here!







Happy Talking!

Saturday, June 1, 2013

SLPs care for OK project!!!


The Speech-Language Pathology Blogging world has pooled their resources and donated over $280 worth of materials to create two AWESOME material packets which will be sold on TpT (SLP's Care for Oklahoma TPT Store) for a total of $30.  ALL proceeds will go to Moore, OK SLPs affected by tornadoes.

As you know by now, I do not usually charge for materials that I make for my clients.  However, I do believe in supporting our field and other SLPs, so I am very happy to say, that I was able to donate one of my products not previously seen by you, to the cause!  My product is included in Bundle #2 so go check it out!  I know I'll be shopping at TpT this weekend!!! :)

Here is a quick preview of the packet I donated.  This is just one of the packets.  Imagine what else you can get for a total of $30!!!









Want to know more about who donated to these bundles and how much you are going to get?  Check it out below!!!



Bundle 1 is $15 and consists of $140+ worth of items  from these 31 Awesome speech TPT stores:


Bundle 2 is also $15 dollars and consists of $140+ worth of items from these 25 Amazing speech TPT stores: 

Read more about all this over at Major Speech Pathology Fun with a side of gluten free 's blog!


I hope you take advantage of these great offers AND support our SLPs in need!  

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Friday, May 31, 2013

Freebie Friday: Monkeying Around!


Its Freebie Friday, so I thought I'd share a freebie of my own!  I found this super cute monkey clip art from Goodness & Fun on mygraphico.com and I thought it would be fun to make a little reinforcer game.  So here it is!  Help the cute little monkey get to the banana tree forest by using the game cards!

Grab your freebie here!






Enjoy!  Happy Talking!!!


Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Tip Tuesday! The Nonverbal Child Part 4: Techniques to Elicit Language!

This is the last installment of my Nonverbal child series!  Thanks so much to all of you who stuck with it this month and checked out my presentations.  I hope they helped in some way.

Please note that in this presentation a number of language facilitation techniques will be discussed.  I have written about each one as a culmination of things I have learned over the years via research and my own personal clinical experience.  I cannot pinpoint the exact places these pieces of information have come from since I created this series of PPTs using just my old brain.

Disclaimer:  These presentations are based on my clinical experience and should be used as a guide only.  I understand there are many ways to perform evaluations and therapy and I am just sharing how I do it.  These presentations are not comprehensive in nature and you may add or use different testing materials, strategies or techniques.  Feel free to share your experiences below.  However, when commenting please do so with respect and common courtesy.  Thank you.





This presentation has been removed from this post.  You can find Parts 1-4 of this series here!




Happy Talking!!!


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