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Soms hebben kinderen iets extra's nodig (denk aan ADHD, autisme etc. Dit top-idee is makkelijk aan te passen voor school. Visual schedule with pull down flaps + magnets. When item is completed, close the flap, and the word "done" is on the outside. Chores For Kids, Activities For Kids, Crafts For Kids, Daily Activities, Preschool Chores, Visual Schedule Preschool, Visual Schedule Autism, Chore Chart Kids, Chore Charts

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Chore Chart - My Name Is Snickerdoodle

Chore Chart is a great way to help your little kids feel accomplished with their chores. It's super simple to make and only requires a few items.

Speech Therapy Test Descriptions At Your Fingertips! Speech Therapy Test Descriptions - You Found Them! Speech Language Therapy, Speech Language Pathology, Speech And Language, Speech Therapy Activities, Language Activities, Report Writing, Speech Room, Nicu, Just In Case

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90+ Speech Therapy Test Descriptions At Your Fingertips

Use over 90 speech therapy test descriptions as much as you need. Download, print, or copy and paste them from our site.

Guess Who? Game Character Sheets kids love to play this game but sometimes get tired of the same old characters.you can get free printable character sheets here just slip them in. joe, kooky creatures, etc Speech Activities, Speech Therapy Activities, Language Activities, Speech Language Therapy, Speech Language Pathology, Speech And Language, Language Arts, Character Sheet, Game Character

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Activity of the Week: Lego Picture Puzzles

[Source: I Can Teach My Child] We have had so much fun with these LEGO picture puzzles! The boys and I just laughed and laughed at the combinations they created. And the LEGO “puzzles” took only a few minutes to make once I had the pictures developed! Here’s what you’ll need: LEGO Duplos, Double-sided tape, an Xacto knife, and photos of your kids, family members, or friends! This would work best if you take the pictures in the same location and you have the camera the same distance away…

Core Vocabulary resource Communication Purposes: Express wants and needs, info transfer, social closeness, social etiquette. Preschool Speech Therapy, Speech Language Pathology, Speech And Language, Vocabulary Activities, Vocabulary Words, Therapy Worksheets, Core, Budget, Simple

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35+ Simple (and FREE) Ideas for Beginning Core Word Users

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Fall and Halloween - Updated and FREE

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The Hardcover of the Si llevas un raton a la escuela (If You Take a Mouse to School) by Laura Numeroff, Felicia Bond Make School, Going Back To School, First Day Of School, School School, School Daze, School Stuff, Middle School, Music Games, New York Times

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Back to School with the Mouse

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I am constantly on the hunt for any fun ways to get my students excited about therapy, especially articulation. I have a love/hate relationship with articulation therapy. There is so much room for cre Speech Therapy Themes, Therapy Games, Speech Language Pathology, Speech And Language, Therapy Ideas, Articulation Therapy, Articulation Activities, Speech Therapy Activities, Language Activities

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My Favorite Therapy Game, KAPOW!

I am constantly on the hunt for any fun ways to get my students excited about therapy, especially articulation. I have a love/hate relation...

The Budget SLP: Six Weeks of Interactive Speech and Language Practice Activities (Apps Included! Speech Therapy Activities, Speech Language Pathology, Language Activities, Speech And Language, Love Speech, Articulation Therapy, Speech Room, Teaching, Therapy Ideas

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Six Weeks of Summer - Interactive Speech and Language Practice Activities

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The Snowy Day (Picture Puffin): Ezra Jack Keats ~ Winner of the 1963 Caldecott Medal! No book has captured the magic and sense of possibility of the first snowfall better than The Snowy Day. "As a child, I was so soothed by this book - a classic! Best Children Books, Toddler Books, Childrens Books, 100 Best Books, Good Books, The Snowy Day Book, Ezra Jack Keats, Realistic Fiction, Thing 1

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The Best Story Props for Winter's Literature Activities

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“Don’t Limit Me!” — Presume and Foster Competence in All Students

"Presume competence:" these two powerful words challenge educators to make a fundamental shift in their thinking. Once a child with disabilities was viewed in terms of what he or she can't do. We now are charged to assume and expect that the child can and will learn, communicate, participate, and develop, and it is our responsibility to facilitate this by…