I have a dream that one day every teacher will know the difference between ‘speech’ and ‘language’….Until then, I have these handy introductory communication sheets specifically for teachers to get to know their new IEP students!
These FREE simple 1 page handouts focus on the following areas: speech, language, voice, stuttering and social skills.It’s a little like a ‘book about me’, but has more of a communication focus. And it’s a sheet.
The sheet addresses a brief overview about the disorder, what the student likes/is good at, the student’s SLP goals, how this might impact them in the classroom and their SLP’s contact information. It’s a much more engaging way of sharing information with our teachers – get bright colored pens to fill in the spaces or use some software like Adobe Acrobat that allow you to write on the pdf file. If you want to find a place of all my FREE resources, follow my Pinterest page for the latest updates.
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I can’t believe all the work that you must have done to get this accomplished! The students will love them. I’ve already printed and laminated the whole set….lucky me. Thanks so much,
Cathleen
Thanks Cathleen…. I have become quite efficient with Boardmaker and it was a lot of copy-paste. I hope it helps with your caseload this year!
These are great Rebecca, thanks for sharing 🙂
Thanks for the thanks! I hope they work out well for you in your building, I’ll be trying them out next week!
These are fantastic! Thanks for making and sharing them! I think it’s important for students as well as teachers/parents to understand why they come to speech.
Thanks Rebecca,
It’s nice to know that we share the same ideals (Maybe it’s a ‘Rebecca’ trait!). Every SLP does things their own way and have different ideas about their service, and one of my big goals is to get everybody on the same page and understanding the amazing work we do!
Have a great year,
Rebecca
AWESOME and just perfect for teachers! I love this! Thanks so much for sharing!!!!
These are awesome! Thanks so much for sharing!