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Many of our students struggle to paraphrase textual evidence and put it in their own words. They often copy the text word for word, resulting in plagiarism. We created this packet to teach our students the strategy of paraphrasing using the 4 R’s: Realize, Replace, Rearrange, and Recheck.
Use this visual to help your students learn the differences between claim, counterclaim, and rebuttal. This download will provide visual and written cues to help your students. The best part is that it is totally FREE!
Have you ever had a student ask you to help them study for their permit test? Now you can help them study while targeting their individualized annual goals. This resource breaks down the different chapters within the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles Driver’s Manual. Help your students get one step closer to being on the road.
This is a comprehensive resource that focuses on preparing your students for the NY State High School ELA Common Core Regents. We have included a variety of strategies that help the students with writing, vocabulary development, comprehension, and more!
A must have resource for any teacher or speech/language provider working with older students. This download focuses on organization, short-term memory, time management, task initiation, goal setting, and sustained attention.
Ready-to-print resource that focuses on executive function skills for older students. This resource includes printables that focus on planning, organization, prioritizing, and task initiation. This resource can be individualized for each of your students needs.
Do you have students who are asked to take notes during class but do not know where to start or never have paper available? Do you have students who take notes on a single sheet of paper and can never find it again because they misplaced it or even threw it away?
Whenever we do an in-classroom service we find that two areas that are the biggest struggles for our students; note-taking and being organized. We created this resource to provide you with a way to support your students organization and note-taking skills. The resource is meant to provide you with different options for different students. Each student and class subject might benefit from different templates. Print these sheets as needed or keep copies in with you as you go into the classroom setting to give to students as needed.
This is a must have when you work with older students. Many of their goals focus on Executive Function and more specifically improving their ‘Time Management’ skills. This download will provide you with opportunities to look at prioritizing tasks on a daily/weekly basis, reflecting on the time it took to complete a task, and planning out your day.
No-Prep/Low-Prep Therapy activity that will target both oral and written language. Perfect for life skills classes or students working on problem solving goals, appropriate vs. inappropriate behavior, and other pragmatic goals.
Looking to review different school school scenarios with your students who benefit from talking it out? This resource is also great to promote conversational and discussion skills. Let’s get our kids talking and thinking through possible situations they may encounter while being students.
This is an INTERACTIVE and printable speech and language notebook to use with anyone who stutters on your caseload! This comprehensive resource includes not only fluency enhancing strategies, but activities to bring awareness and understanding to the causes of stuttering, behaviors of stuttering, affective, and cognitive components of stuttering.
We are so excited to share this freebie to help the older students celebrate Better Speech and Hearing Month. Many of our older students struggle to understand why they attend speech and language and what do we do. This is a perfect resource to jump start that discussion. The activities range from having the students write a response to draw a picture. There is an activity for everyone!
At the end of the school year we like to give our kids a little something to let them know what a great year we had. While working with our older students, we have learned that they love food! We created 20 gift tags that you can easily attach to a snack item to give to your students as an end of the year gift.
Every Speech and Language High School Provider needs to have this IEP Goal Bank that includes over 90 goals! Buying this goal bank will save you time and help guide your therapy approach.
This is a must have resource for any teacher, SLP, or support service provider attending annual IEP Meetings. This includes the Teacher Survey, Student Questionnaire, Learning Styles Inventory, and so much more! This packet will make IEP writing so much easier. We have included all of the necessary documents you would need to prepare and write the most individualized IEP.
Low-Prep/No-Prep/ready-to-print resource that focuses on job skills. This resource includes lesson plans and a variety of activities. When working with older students we need to focus their attention on career readiness skills. This resource will prepare your students who are ready to enter the vocational setting with interview skills, resume writing, job interest survey, and so much!