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Working on vocabulary? Sorting is a fun way to expand vocabulary that is flexible to work on various skills and levels - making it easy to prep or use in mixed groups! Sort items by: color, function, texture, size, or shape.
Trinkets from @speechtreeco

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LAST DAY OF SALE • This is the time I notice my growing bundles being picked up the most! You get a crazy good deal - 25% off the already discounted price + all future sets for FREE. >> Swipe to see my 3 growing bundles!
Let me know if you need links or if I can help you find anything!

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NEW CLIPART SET 🎨 I couldn’t find it...so I made it! 13 images of different SLP specialities. All my clipart & SLP resources are 25% off today and tomorrow. Are you shopping?
P.S. This is the last site wide sale of the year! Don’t miss it!

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As someone who has worked in the field awhile, this isn’t surprising! But this is the first study to link vocabulary and tantrums with data, and as early as 12 months. What do you think of this? I’ll link the article in my stories! #slpfact

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Happy Thanksgiving 🦃🍁🍽

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🙋🏼‍♀️ Raise your hand if there are times you need this visual! I added this chart to my “Appropriate and Inappropriate Behaviors” resource a few weeks ago but want to share it here too because:
1️⃣ Visuals are ALWAYS a good idea. When one of our students is struggling, visuals should be the go-to.
2️⃣ We all need strategies. Discussing preferred strategies with our students can make the world of a difference before actually needing to use them. (In the resource there is an activity to circle your favorites. You can do the same with this visual.)
3️⃣ It is not uncommon for students receiving speech services to have sensory processing disorder. Research shows 78% of children with autism present with sensory needs. We NEED to be aware of this and prepared on how to help!

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