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A Holiday Gift Guide For Students With Sensory Needs!
At one of my sites, I work with students on the Autism spectrum in the k/1 and 2nd/3rd grade Moderate-Severe Classrooms. This population can be very tricky to work with because the secret to success...
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A FREEBIE activity to work on impulse control
Summer is in full swing and I have been enjoying the flexibility in my day with my kids! I have been taking my son to swim team practice, organizing the house, catching up with friends and taking...
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Speech Violation Cards: Free Behavior Management Printable
I have a small elementary caseload that I am covering this year. Most of my cuties have articulation goals, so we try to get LOTS of productions in during the session. I see a couple of them for a 5...
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Zones of Regulation Activities to Build Social Skills
Are you familiar with the zones of regulation curriculum? It is a popular self regulation curriculum that helps students communicate how they are feeling. SLPs can use zones of regulation activities to...
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Creating Behavior Routines & Expectations in the Speech Room
One thing that I felt my graduate program could have helped better prepare me for was teaching behavior management techniques for mixed groups. Anyone else struggle with how to create positive behavior...
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5 Visual Supports Your Speech Students Need
Early on in my career as an SLP, I knew that many of my students benefited from visual supports to comprehend speech and language tasks. There were many sessions when I was scrambling to scribble out...
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