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Goodbye beach weather...it FINALLY feels like fall

SENSORY BOTTLES • There are so many possibilitie

SENSORY BOTTLES • There are so many possibilities and the opportunities are endless. Do you use sensory bottles in therapy? How do you use them?
I have a blog post with ideas that I will link in my stories. allisonfors.com/sensory-bottles-speech-therapy/
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Sensory bottle image is part of my “Sensory Equipment” clipart set. 🎨

I’m fascinated with language development. Anyone

I’m fascinated with language development. Anyone else? 🙋🏼‍♀️

This was the first developmental chart I made that eventually led to my free “SLP Handouts” download - a freebie with lots of developmental norms and functional decor. Save this post + tag a friend who could use this download too!

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Did you know this? We finished my daughter’s ABR

Did you know this? We finished my daughter’s ABR test this week and I was curious as to the rate of hearing loss with those who have cleft palates...Here’s more info!
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Permanent hearing loss is present in more than 50% of the adult cleft palate population. Serous otitis media related to eustachian-tube dysfunction is present from birth in over 90% of infants with cleft palates and leads to middle ear changes responsible for permanent hearing loss in adulthood. Early and successful closure of the cleft palate is associated with decreased adult hearing loss and secondary surgery for hypernasal cleft palate is also associated with a decreased incidence. Hard-of-hearing patients have a tendency to remain more hypernasal than their normal-hearing peers and are less likely to respond to conventional speech therapy.
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Yules RB. Hearing in Cleft Palate Patients. Arch Otolaryngol. 1970;91(4):319–323.

Save time and make themed therapy planning easy...

Save time and make themed therapy planning easy...LANGUAGE SCENES GROWING BUNDLE is half off today only! #oct2020halfoffspeech
➡️ One activity, so many language goals! Get all future ones for free!
➡️ NO PREP: Print and go! I prefer to organize all 17 language scenes into 4 seasonal binders - swipe to see! The binder covers and spine labels are included as a bonus file.
➡️ NO PRINT: Open on your device and use a suggested free program to draw on the pages.

If you own some of the language scenes and would like to purchase the growing bundle, contact TPT for a refund on your previous purchase(s).

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Language-Scenes-Speech-Therapy-GROWING-BUNDLE-No-Prep-4077682

@totellyourstory reached out to me to share my dau

@totellyourstory reached out to me to share my daughter’s story on her account. Go follow her! She is doing great things sharing people’s journeys and perspectives, as well as normalizing cleft lips/palates, hearing loss, and more.
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“Our story began in March when I was 7 months pregnant. My daughter’s small jaw was detected on ultrasound...” Finish reading at @totellyourstory 🤍

NEW Language Scene binder covers and spine labels!

NEW Language Scene binder covers and spine labels! 🤩 Do you own the Language Scenes Growing Bundle?? Go download the bonus file! I included black and white versions just to be safe, as well different ideas on how to print and assemble the seasonal binders! This is my favorite way to store the language scenes, in addition to having them on my tablet.

I loveee working on basic concepts. They are criti

I loveee working on basic concepts. They are critical not only to language and communication, but to a student’s overall academic success. Basic concepts encompass: following directions and routines, understanding mathematical terminology, and literacy.

Example types:
▫️Qualitative
▫️Positional
▫️Temporal
▫️Quantitative
▫️Negation
▫️Emotions
▫️Characteristics
▫️Colors
▫️Shapes
▫️Sizes
▫️Patterns
▫️Textures

Do you like working on basic concepts? What’s the hardest one for you to target?

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