Worksheet for matching irregular past tense verbs.

Spring words for labeling, idetification and articulation.

These are receptive and expressive language materials for the learning center students. Please refer to weekly lesosn plans that I send on which section to work on. Thank you !

Please read for at home instructions starting March 27th. The week of March 23rd is included in the main file.

This is a printable version of the powerpoint lesson. You can read the storybook if you have it home and complete the lesson.

Thanks Ms. Gina from Shaler for making this great activity. This helps with listening, answering questions, adjectives, healthy vs. junk food and more.

This is a printable version of the powerpoint activity by the same name. You can use this to review, identify and label the items and more. 

1. open the powerpoint

2. put into slide show "from beginning"

3. use the up and down arrows to navigate the slide show

4. each page will have question prompts and visuals to work on

This is a powerpoint that is a fun, interactive lesson that includes: colors, labeling, functions , numbers, letters and categories. The directons are in the slides.

1. Open powerpoint 2. Click Slideshow from the beginning 3. Use down arrow to move to next slide. 4. If the screen is blank click again and watch the objects appear !

2. Click 

Watch this for help with PECS.

Wondering what to do at home today? Her is an extensive list of educational websites. Watch together, play together and communicate ! From a tour of a zoo (labeling animals) to a celebrity reading a story this is jam packed fun.

These are lessons for phase 2 PECS users.

If your cild is using PECS this can be a useful tool for at home learning.

Learning Center students can use these activities for receptive language.

Learning Center classes can use these activities at home.

This is a fun articulation game you can play. Make up silly combinations. Cut out the eggs and hide them in the locations and play as a family. 

Note: This is divided by sounds for your convenience.

These blank circles can be used with dot paint, small stickers  or small edibles (like an m&ms) as the child says the sounds correctly. See the articulation sheet for details.

Help your child practice l-r-s-z-cg-sh-th

Great tips for correcting sound errors.

These lessons contain receptive and expressive reinforcements for language skills at home such categories and includes helpful web resources.

I created this handout years ago at Slocum but it still a uselful tool for parents when working on language skills.

This is a series of vocabuary ideas the whole family can enjoy.

This is a series of activities for at home articulation (speech sound lessons).