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SPEECH! the Therapy Resource for SPEECH! Families and Professionals SPEECH! SPEECH! the therapy resource for SPEECH! families and professionals SPEECH! 2021-2022TALK IT ROCK IT IMITATION POP FOR HOW EXPLORATION WORD FAMILIES WOULD SONG SET 1 THL55502 YOU page 22 FEEL IF... THP39511 FUN page 34 DECK THL35310 page 31 TINY TALK SENSORY ARTICULATION CARDS SPOON THL35332 • page 13 THS15038 page 47 READY SETS GO! A GAME OF OBSERVATIONAL & LOGICAL SORTING SKILL HONEYBEE THS73702 PROXIMITY page 60 PLUTO SWITCH LET'S GO AT83301 FOR AN page 65 ADAPTED WALK AT83126 page 67 225 Arlington Street • Framingham, MA 01702-8723 Tel: (508) 872-9494 • (800) 257-5376 Fax: (508) 875-2062 • (800) 268-6624 PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE www.therapro.com WELCOME TO OUR TABLE OF CONTENTS ASSESSMENTS 2021 SPEECH CATALOG! 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Kleiman weaknesses among developed phonological processes, (3) to degree of independence. Qualification Level: B document individuals' progress in phonological processing Clients are assessed and as a consequence of special intervention programs, and (4) to rated in the major skills categories of communication through serve as a measurement device in research studies investigat- direct observation, teacher and caregiver reports and one on ing phonological processing. one testing. COMPLETE KIT INCLUDES: Examiner’s Manual, 25 Examiner Contains 10 subtests: Sensory/Motor, Attentiveness, Receptive Record Booklets for ages 4 through 6, 25 Examiner Record Language, Expressive Language, Pragmatic/Social Language, Booklets for ages 7 through 24, Picture Book, all in a sturdy Speech, Voice, Oral, Fluency, and Non-Oral Communication.
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