CH Final Position - Articulation Bingo
Looking for a quick, easy, and free way to practice speech sounds? Check out our Bingo board featuring CH final position words for articulation.
AAC Direct Selection (Access Methods)
Direct selection access methods for AAC include touch, laser, head tracking, and eye gaze devices. They can be used for low, mid, and high tech AAC devices.
Teachers Pay Teachers Store: What to Find in Ours
Our Teachers Pay Teachers store is our last Best of...Therapy Tools for the year 2020. Check out links to all of our FREE materials and a wrap up of our Best ofs from January to November.
AAC Indirect Selection (Access Methods)
Indirect selection access methods for AAC include auditory scanning, visual scanning, and partner-assisted scanning. They can be used for low and high tech AAC.
Communication Community's Q & A with Leigh Myers, M.S., RD, LDN, CLC
We interviewed Leigh, a Pediatric Dietician working at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida. She discusses her array of experiences working with children and also shares her knowledge as Certified Lactation Counselor (CLC)
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How to Write Receptive Language Goals [with goal bank]
Receptive language goals target one’s understanding of language. It is the language that we interpret and comprehend. This post will provide tips and tricks on how to write goals to address receptive language in therapy, using the Communication Community Goal Writing Formula!
Goal Writing Formula: Best of Therapy Tools! November 2020
Strong and functional goals for speech therapy should include 3 (sometimes 4) key components: the Do, Condition, Criteria (+ Consistency).
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