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Showing posts with label vocabulary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vocabulary. Show all posts

September 19, 2015

My Week Under the Umbrella


Hey y'all! Well, I missed a week of Under the Umbrella because I had strep and my daughter had pneumonia.  So, I actually wasn't at school very much.  We (my awesome student intern and I) moved the activities from Labor Day week (super heroes) to this past week so the kids would still have fun with all the materials.

Here's a list of the materials I used:

1. Superhero Speech by Jenn Alcorn at Crazy Speech World
2. Save the Sentences by Jenn Alcorn at Crazy Speech World
3. Super Story Dice by Jenn Alcorn at Crazy Speech World
4. Superhero Quick Drill by Mia McDaniel at Putting Words In Your Mouth
5. Weekly Speech and Language Homework by Jenn Alcorn at Crazy Speech World

The kids had a great time and we accomplished so many goals! Next week: Pirates!

September 7, 2015

My Week Under the Umbrella

Hey everyone!

Just wanted to share a little with you about our week in my speech room.  We had a football theme going on and everyone loved it, even me! Here are the products I used:


Left to right:


My students loved all of these activities and really got in the football spirit! 

Here's a sneak peek as to what we are doing next week - Superheros! 

Also, I have a new graduate student intern beginning on Tuesday and I wanted to share a great resource from Carissa Ten Hoeve of Home Sweet Speech Room.  The SLP Student Teaching Binder makes it so easy to keep organized when you are supervising an intern! I made my new intern a welcome packet with all the information she will need to get started.  

Also, don't forget the SLP Must Have Sale going on right now over at TPT! Search #septslpmusthave to see all the products including my If You Give A Dog A Donut Book Companion at 50% off. 

Y'all have a great week! 


August 23, 2015

Fresh new product

Hey everyone!

I am so excited to bring you a preview of my newest product, Sticky Note Speech and Language: Language Edition!

This is a new idea that I had to print directly on sticky notes for stimulus materials for language.  I've tried it out with my kids and they have LOVED it!   This packet features sequencing, leveled vocabulary, WH questions and answers, and can also be used for generating sentences. 




A wonderful way to use the sticky notes is to use the WH answers in conjunction with the vocabulary to line up a sticky note sentence.  There are endless ways to use this in therapy.

Look for more sticky note pack coming soon! What topics would you like to see?

July 7, 2015

Dog and Donut!

Well hello! It's been a while, but I made it through IEP season and now I'm enjoying my summer with my family.  I have done a little creating along the way and have some new materials to share with you.  The first one is the next book in my If You Give A… book unit series.


I am so excited about this unit. It is adorable and I can't WAIT to use it with my students when school starts back.  My daughter helped me make it, so that was a fun as well. 

Sequencing:
 Auditory memory:
 Word associations:
 Cause and effect:
Homework:

Game board:


Articulation practice for /d,k,b/:



This unit is a total of 44 pages. It can be used for preschool - second or third grade. It contains activities for older elementary children including graphic organizers, auditory memory, and articulation.

p. 4-6 Sequencing with transitional phrases including first, next, after that, finally.
p. 8-13 Auditory Memory with activities including repetition of 3 unrelated words in exact order and WH question sets from the story.
p. 15-23 Word Association graphic organizers. Students can either draw a picture that goes with the word or they can write the words in the boxes.
p. 25-27 Cause and Effect flow chart and homework practice pages. Flow chart can be cut out and used for sequencing as well.
p. 29-30 Vocabulary pictures from the text
p. 32-33 Describing Students are to give three attributes of objects from the story, or students are to guess the object when the therapist gives three attributes of the object.
p. 34 Game Board
p. 36-41 Articulation cards for /d, k, b/ directly from the words or pictures in the book. These cards contain pictures and words so that they an be used for younger or older students.


This product can be found right here in my TpT store! If you like this product, check out my other book units in this series:


** NOTE: the bundle does not include If You Give A Dog A Donut**

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February 25, 2015

The Frenzied SLPs - What I LOVE

Since it's February and we are still talking about looooooooooove, I decided to share with you one thing that I love to do. READ.

I have made it a goal this year to read one Bible Devotional book, one personal book (fiction or nonfiction), and one professional book every few months.  I love learning and could read about speech pathology/auditory-verbal therapy all day long.

Recently, I attended our state speech convention and had the great pleasure of hearing Dr. Teri Bellis speak regarding CAPD.  It was fascinating! So, of course, I picked up her book to add to my list.

Here is what's on my professional book shelf for this year. I purchased some of these on Amazon and some through Barnes and Noble.



When the Brain Can't Hear  Dr. Teri Bellis
Foundations of Spoken Language for Hearing-Impaired Children Dr. Daniel Ling
50 FAQs About AVT (Auditory-Verbal Therapy) Warren Estabrooks
Speech and the Hearing-Impaired Child: Theory and Practice Dr. Daniel Ling
Auditory-Verbal Therapy and Practice Warren Estabrooks
Bringing Words to Life Isabel Beck

What's on your reading list?