FREE INTRODUCTORY LEVEL Expressive Language Activity!
This NEW ADDITION to our FREE STUFF Area is a THREE page FREE PRINTOUT activity for Introducing a Client to using EXPRESSIVE LANGUAGE starting with one word level of reporting of what they have just seen! It is called "What do you see outside the window?" and has one page of therapy usage suggestions as well as TWO PAGES of Printouts of illustrations from SpeechPage.com Publishing Company to use with your own file folder to complete the FUN and Motivating activity.
An optional usage suggestion for clients learning to use Augmentative/Alternative Communication (AAC) is included! (Often the focus of teaching expressive communication particularly with AAC is on expressive requesting of items. This material focuses on the valued expressive skill of responding and reporting!)
These are possible suggestions only, and all therapy goals are at the discretion of a qualified Speech Language Pathologist, based on the goals for the indiviual following multi-factored evaluation. Only the qualified SLP working with the individual can determine the best therapy methods to use.
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NOTE: IF YOU ARE NOT AN SLP: Recommendations for appropriate Speech Language Therapy can only be made by a qualified Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) following a formal multi-factored Speech and Language evaluation. There are many different aspects of the individual's abilities and degrees of severity of speech pattern differences that must first be determined through formal evaluation by a qualified professional before therapy can begin. This item and all items from SpeechPage.com are not designed for usage by anyone but a qualified professional.
