Are you looking for practical, trauma-informed strategies to help your loved one with aphasia communicate more confidently? This comprehensive caregiver support package, created from a medical Speech-Language Pathologist perspective, equips families, facility staff, and home aides with clear, evidence-based tools to support communication across mild, moderate, and severe aphasia. This resource goes beyond basic advice…
This is a 21 page resource which includes visuals of various body parts and includes the written label. This is a great introduction for very young children learning to identify the various body parts and can encourage conversations about privacy. Body parts include arm, head, ear, eye, finger, fingernails, foot, hair, hand, knee, leg, mouth,…
Introducing our comprehensive Social Skills Portfolio, an invaluable resource designed to enhance your child’s interpersonal abilities. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or therapist, this portfolio provides a wealth of guidance and visual aids to support children in navigating crucial aspects of social interaction. Covering a wide array of essential topics, it includes greetings and meeting…
Engaging students in conversations about emotions, empathy and perspectives can be difficult. This resource includes 30 real life, practical and relatable scenario’s which facilitate discussion, build emotional literacy and supports the development of empathy, understanding and perspectives of others. This is a great supplement to any social emotional regulation curriculum. Engaging students in conversations about…
Need clear visuals to help students name how they feel? Our Feelings Cards show 20 feelings, each with a picture and the word, in color and outline versions. Perfect for school counselors, special education teachers, SLPs, behavior support staff and autism classrooms, our cards support check-ins, emotional literacy and communication. What’s included in our Feelings…
Want a clear step-by-step plan for /k/, /g/ and s-blend practice at home? Our Articulation Program for K, G and S Blends walks families from single words to everyday conversation. Simple instructions explain what to do at each step, so parents and teachers can keep practice going between speech sessions. What’s included in our Articulation…
PROGRAM ONE – SPECIFIC PROGRAM FOR /b/ /t/ /d/ /k/ /s/ /t/ /f/ /ch/ /l/ /h/ /s/ /th/ /s/ clusters This program has been successful and are great for giving to parents at IEP meetings and homework. This program is so versatile you can utilize this for kindergarten, special needs and children with autism. This…
How can you better support a student with autism in your classroom? Our Autism Strategies Handout explains common learning characteristics of children with autism and how they affect learning. Written for teachers, teacher aides, special education staff and parents, our handout is a quick, practical introduction for anyone new to supporting a child with autism….
Pre-writing skills are skills that children need to achieve before they can learn to write letters. Firstly, children must understand how to draw the basic shapes (i.e. circle, diagonal, straight line etc) as these help form the basis of letters. This program explores this further and provides specific examples to support teachers, parents and other…
Looking for an engaging way to combine movement and letter learning for kids? Our Alphabet-Themed Movement Cards are designed to spark creativity, boost physical activity, and reinforce letter recognition through fun, A-Z movement prompts. From “A is for Airplane” to “Z is for Zebra,” each card features a letter, word, and a simple movement to…
Struggling to teach independent toileting skills in a way that’s visual, respectful, and developmentally appropriate? Our How to Wipe My Bottom – Toileting Visual Schedule Support Story provides a clear, structured, and supportive approach to help children learn and practice this essential life skill. Whether you’re working with students with autism, intellectual disabilities, or other…
This six page document includes key word signs and instructions to implement the key word sign for the most commonly used key word signs. These include key word sign instructions for the following words: eat/food drink more finished help toilet good stop wait sit look thanks 🩷 Looking for more Speech Therapy resources? Advanced Phonics…
Are you looking for a comprehensive and engaging way to teach kids the essential social skill of greeting someone? Our “Greeting Someone Lesson” is the perfect resource for counselors, teachers, and parents to help children learn how to greet others with confidence and kindness. This research-based, hands-on and engaging lesson offers a variety of activities…
Do you want to help your child learn how to greet others with confidence and kindness? Our “Greeting Someone Social Narrative” is the perfect resource for teaching kids the essential social skill of greeting someone. This engaging and highly visual book is designed to be easily understood by young children and individuals with disabilities, making…
“Dragon Breaths” is an engaging children’s story that introduces young readers to the valuable practice of deep breathing for emotional regulation. Join a group of colorful dragons as they discover the power of calmness through simple breathing exercises. With delightful characters and easy-to-follow techniques, this story sparks imagination while empowering children to find inner peace…
Looking for a practical, engaging way to strengthen your student’s lungs for breathing and speaking? This all-in-one speech therapy resource is designed to support children working on respiratory strength, voice control, and breath coordination – at home or in sessions. With easy-to-understand visuals, targeted exercises, and parent-friendly guides, it’s the perfect companion for reinforcing therapy…
