Speech Therapy -> Expressive Language -> Describing
Describing
To tell someone the appearance, sound, smell, events, etc., of (something or someone) or to say what something or someone is like.
Activity List(s)
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- Animal Describing 0
- Halloween Cupcake Decorating 1
- Spring compare and contrast 1
- 70 Animals 1
- Kiki's Food Songbook 7
- Mummy description: word list 5 one word 4
- Monster Story: Word List 2
- 10 adjectives to describe watermelon 1
- 5 beautiful and descriptive phrases about the importance of the Sun for 12 years old 1
- Thanksgiving Vocabulary 0
- Werewolf Description: word list 2
- What belongs in this Group? Winter Edition 1
- Thanksgiving Sentences with Multisyllabic Words 1
- Kiki's Holiday Breakfast vocabulary 0
- Name the category: Christmas Edition 1
- What belongs in this Group? Thanksgiving Edition 1
- Comparative and Superlative lists 2
- Halloween Party Scene 1
- I Spy - It's Fall Y'all 3
- Kiki's Holiday Breakfast Categorization 0
Visual Schedule Cards
Goal Bank
- Sheena will provide 4 attributes of an object/picture/vocabulary target with minimal visual/semantic cues with 90% accuracy across 4 consecutive sessions as measured by clinician data collection to improve overall expressive and receptive language skills. 3
- Louanne will describe (pictures, objects) using at least 3-4 descriptive concepts with 90% accuracy over 4 sessions to demonstrate describing and attribute expressive language skills. 3
- Given structured therapy materials and decreasing prompts/cues, Clair will demonstrate improved expressive vocabulary by a) describing 4 attributes of pictures or objects and b) naming categories and category items, and c) identifying/describing an object's function, with 90% accuracy, in 4 consecutive sessions as measured by SLP observation and data collection taken during each therapy session. 3
- Alfred will expressively define objects/pictures by giving 3-5 descriptive terms independently with 90% accuracy across 3 sessions to improve expressive language skills. 3
- Given minimal cues, Elroy will describe a pictured item or relate a story/event with at least 4 details and will name an object/event when provided with 4 details with 80% accuracy over five consecutive sessions as measured by data and observation to increase vocabulary. 3
- Shirleen will use age-appropriate morphology (i.e., plurals, attributes, possessives, helping verbs) to describe photos and create grammatically correct phonemes with 80% accuracy in 4/4 consecutive therapy sessions as measured by clinician data collection to increase grammatical and expressive language skills. 5
- When given verbal, visuals or gesture prompts, Teri will use 2+ words to describe a picture with 80% accuracy, over 3 consecutive sessions, as measured by observations, data collection and/or standardized testing to increase expressive language skills. 2
Resources
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Where's Kiki: Spatial Concepts (Christmas Edition)
Gabriella Cousino, M.S., CF-SLP
Where's Kiki: Spatial Concepts (Christmas Edition) is a resource designed as a resource to teach and practice spatial concepts. How to use the resource: • Using the visuals, have your client locate...
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Penguins Speech/Language/Reinforcer Activity
Jessica Lenden-Holt
6 pages. Variety of penguins and create a scene pictures. Can be modified for a variety of language or articulation activities or used as a reinforcer.
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Luck Definition Worksheet For St. Patrick’s Day
Sara Lowczyk
A worksheet to define luck and the shamrock.
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Irregular Plurals
Savannah Kerstetter
Language Resource. Speech Resource. Plural Resource. Teletherapy. In-Person. A list of 10 common irregular plurals
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Kiki Celebrates Spring
Bailey Morgan, M.A., CCC-SLP
Kiki Celebrates Spring. Short story with spring vocabulary, can be used by itself or with one of the Spring resources (i.e. making strawberry shortcake activity, bee pattern tracing...)
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Easter Pronoun Sort and Worksheet
Sara Lowczyk
A pronoun activity and worksheet with an Easter theme.
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Spatial Concepts: Where's Kiki? (Valentine's Day Theme)
Gabriella Cousino, M.S., CF-SLP
Where's Kiki: Spatial Concepts (Valentine's Day Edition) is a resource designed as a resource to teach and practice spatial concepts. How to use the resource: • Using the visuals, have your client ...
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Medial /k/ Seek and Find
Alyssa Sadler
Seek and Find checklist targeting medial /k/ words. Cut out objects and hide around the room. Have client seek objects, talk about them, and check them off the list once found. Visual schedule incl...
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Beetle Activity
Bailey Morgan
An activity for children who like insects/beetles with attached reward chart page
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Design Your Own Movie Poster Template
Jessica Lenden-Holt MA CCC-SLP
Design your own movie poster template Includes: Name, Date, Book Title Author, and Drawing Box for Movie Poster One page, PDF format.
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Expressive Farm Prepositions
Savannah Kerstetter
Preposition Resource. Language Resource. 10 slides of expressive farm themed prepositions with visual cues included.
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Parent Handout: Language Facilitating Techniques
Gabriella Cousino, M.S., CF-SLP
The "Parent Handout: Language Facilitating Techniques" resource was designed as an educational tool for parents to learn strategies to help increase language development at home.
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Valentine’s Vocabulary
Breann Voytko
Let’s talk about vocabulary words associated with Valentine’s Day
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St. Patrick’s Day Preposition Coloring Book
Sara Lowczyk
Black and white preposition coloring book with coloring pages and vocabulary cards.
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Easter Sight Words Coloring Book Emergent Readers
Sara Lowczyk
An Easter 9 page black and white sight words emergent reader book with bonus pronoun activities, vocabulary cards and coloring pages.
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Popsicle Emotions Book In Color
Sara Lowczyk
An emotion book in color to work on words "I" "feel" and identify emotions.
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