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Description
Quickly gather data on your students' speech and language skills in the classroom for IEP meetings, parent-teacher conferences, progress reports, and student service team meetings. This document provides a quick snapshot of key classroom strengths and weaknesses for students who receive speech and language services.
The Checklist is divided into 7 categories:
1. Vocabulary & Figurative Language
2. Receptive Language
3. Narratives
4. Social Skills
5. Sentence Structure
6. Higher Level Thinking Skills
7. Articulation
Prior to meetings, complete the checklist using a +/- to indicate skills the student has, as well as skills that the student still needs to acquire. I like to copy this form in a different color for each quarter. This makes it easy to show progress and present a more complete picture of students.
What You Can Expect:
- A Fast, Visual Snapshot of student strengths and needs across key language domains
- No-Prep, Ready-to-use clinician checklist for quick data collection before meetings
- Student-friendly self-assessment that encourages goal awareness and reflection
- Easy comparison of progress over time using color-coded or dated forms
- Valuable insight for shaping therapy goals and service recommendations
- Shareable documentation for IEP teams and parents — no extra formatting required
Use the checklist to indicate skills the student has, as well as skills that the student still needs to acquire. I like to copy this form in a different color for each quarter. This makes it easy to show progress and present a more complete picture of students.
Feel more prepared and thorough for progress reports, conferences, team meetings, etc.. A must-have for speech and language pathologists.
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Middle School Speech & Language Checklists for SLP & Student Self-Assessment
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What others say
Description
Quickly gather data on your students' speech and language skills in the classroom for IEP meetings, parent-teacher conferences, progress reports, and student service team meetings. This document provides a quick snapshot of key classroom strengths and weaknesses for students who receive speech and language services.
The Checklist is divided into 7 categories:
1. Vocabulary & Figurative Language
2. Receptive Language
3. Narratives
4. Social Skills
5. Sentence Structure
6. Higher Level Thinking Skills
7. Articulation
Prior to meetings, complete the checklist using a +/- to indicate skills the student has, as well as skills that the student still needs to acquire. I like to copy this form in a different color for each quarter. This makes it easy to show progress and present a more complete picture of students.
What You Can Expect:
- A Fast, Visual Snapshot of student strengths and needs across key language domains
- No-Prep, Ready-to-use clinician checklist for quick data collection before meetings
- Student-friendly self-assessment that encourages goal awareness and reflection
- Easy comparison of progress over time using color-coded or dated forms
- Valuable insight for shaping therapy goals and service recommendations
- Shareable documentation for IEP teams and parents — no extra formatting required
Use the checklist to indicate skills the student has, as well as skills that the student still needs to acquire. I like to copy this form in a different color for each quarter. This makes it easy to show progress and present a more complete picture of students.
Feel more prepared and thorough for progress reports, conferences, team meetings, etc.. A must-have for speech and language pathologists.
Click here to follow my store.




