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I use this when I am meeting a student for the first time and we are just getting to know each other! I like to make them feel that I see them as a person first, and their disability second. This also allows them to learn a little about me, as well! I use game pieces and dice that I bring along instead of the print out spinner.

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All About Me board game is an easy to play game that gives students a chance to practice talking about themselves and getting know other people in their class or speech group.

Print and laminate the game board for durability. I like to print the game at poster size so a small group of students can play the game. Cut out the counters and the spinner. Attach the arrow with a split pin to the circle to make a spinner.

Players take turns to spin and move the number of spaces on the spinner. When they land on a space they need to answer the question about themselves. There are a few short cuts and other features to make the game fun! The winner is the player who reaches the finish first!
Your download includes:
★ 1 game board

★ 4 counters to make

★ 1 spinner to make

★ Print the game board in colour and laminate for durability

★ Cut out spinner and add a split pin to form the spinner/arrow

→ An ice breaker activity

→ Vocabulary building

→ Answering questions

→ Expressive language

→ Individual and small group therapy

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I use this resource occasionally through the year for those tricky sessions when students are extra tired, or after a big break or when it seems they need a session just to refocus. This comes in handy at the end of the school year, too! definitely not an every-session activity! I have a folder where I keep all my students partially-colored pictures...they get excited when I pull out The Purple Folder :)

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Self-Advocacy Conversation Starters Coloring Activity by Listening Fun

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Excellent, quick game to play with a group or 1:1...great review of communication breakdown and repair skills!

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Games are a great way to get our students engaged in conversations on various self-advocacy topics. The questions and scenarios in these activities provide a jumping off point to explain self-advocacy vocabulary and discuss possible scenarios.
Topics Included:

Compensatory Strategies

Hearing Loss Vocabulary

IEP/504 Plan Vocabulary

Remote Mic Situations

Communication Breakdown Situations

Bluffing & Problem Solving

Save 20% with the bundle! Included:

Each topic has 2 Bingo Boards (12 total)

Each topic has 24 Questions (144 total in the bundle)

How to Use:

Roll 2 dice to select a space. Read the question on the corresponding card and discuss with the student.

If you do not have dice, you can cut up the question cards, make a pile face down, and then pick cards to select a space.

You can play regular bingo, try to get bingo 3 ways, play for corners, etc.

The Goal:
Encourage student buy-in through the game. Use this opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations, with the questions as a starting off point.

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Self-Advocacy Dice Bingo Games for Students With Hearing Loss

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Games are a great way to get our students engaged in conversations on various self-advocacy topics. The questions and scenarios in these activities provide a jumping off point to explain self-advocacy vocabulary and discuss possible scenarios. Topics Included:Compensatory StrategiesHearing Loss Voca...

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Our program has "Educational Recommendations Forms" or ERFs for each student. These forms summarize the highlights of the student's IEP through the lens of their hearing loss, equipment, accommodations and service time. When I meet with teams at the start of the year, I give them a hardcopy of this document (I use it to guide the orientation)...then I follow up a week or so afterwards with the digital copy and a very brief summary of our visit.

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Hi! This is one of my favorites to do at the beginning of the year with students. It is a great way to get back into seeing each other for sessions and seeing what terms/knowledge they remember from over the summer.

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Back to School - Get to Know You Deaf/Hard of Hearing Activities by MissBTOD

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This is another great one to use to review terms with students. I really like this one for elementary and middle school kiddos.

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Back-to-School Craft for DHH Students by MissBTOD | TPT

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This one I use every year. I love how many different options it gives you for all students. I enjoy playing the games during the first session to get back into the school year. Then I love the goals and schedule for my middle and high schoolers. It gets them thinking about the school year and back into school as a listening environment. I have also sent out the equipment pictures over the summer for students to color and bring back to me when we are back in school.

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Back to School Activities for Itinerant Teachers of the Deaf

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Your first week of activities is here! From pre-k to high school, here are back to school activities for itinerant Teachers of the Deaf.This download includes: 3 get to know you games4 all about me worksheets5 worksheets for older studentsThe All About Me pages include a hearing aid, cochlear implan...

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I like to use this at the end of the year.

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Games are a great way to get our students engaged in conversations on various self-advocacy topics. The questions and scenarios in these activities provide a jumping off point to explain self-advocacy vocabulary and discuss possible scenarios.
Topics Included:

Compensatory Strategies

Hearing Loss Vocabulary

IEP/504 Plan Vocabulary

Remote Mic Situations

Communication Breakdown Situations

Bluffing & Problem Solving

Save 20% with the bundle! Included:

Each topic has 2 Bingo Boards (12 total)

Each topic has 24 Questions (144 total in the bundle)

How to Use:

Roll 2 dice to select a space. Read the question on the corresponding card and discuss with the student.

If you do not have dice, you can cut up the question cards, make a pile face down, and then pick cards to select a space.

You can play regular bingo, try to get bingo 3 ways, play for corners, etc.

The Goal:
Encourage student buy-in through the game. Use this opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations, with the questions as a starting off point.

Click here to stay updated! New products are 50% off!
Stay connected! Follow on IG @listeningfun, Join our TOD FB group Email me deanna@listeningfun.com

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Self-Advocacy Dice Bingo Games for Students With Hearing Loss

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Games are a great way to get our students engaged in conversations on various self-advocacy topics. The questions and scenarios in these activities provide a jumping off point to explain self-advocacy vocabulary and discuss possible scenarios. Topics Included:Compensatory StrategiesHearing Loss Voca...

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I use this resource each year for student's to write to their next school year teacher! I then keep these over summer and then at inservices with the teachers I provide them this letter! Allows the teachers to see the student's writing ability as well.

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Dear Future Teacher Self-Advocacy Activity

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End of the Year activity for Itinerant Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing! Help students explain in their own words their hearing loss, equipment, and what they need to learn in the classroom. Review self-advocacy topics from the year, practice writing, and give students a chance to truly adv...

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Love this activity to use during sessions that highlights the student's year! They love it because its drawing and coloring yet still learning and engaging!

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End of Year Self-Advocacy Project by Listening Fun | TPT

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A fun engaging way to get students to review everything we completed over the school year! I also like to keep this as a good review throughout the school year as well!

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Self-Advocacy Game for DHH Students | Hearing Loss, Accommodations, Parts of Ear

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I like to use different flashcard sets as games during the end of the year. I used this set as an outdoor scavenger hunt.

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Learning about shapes has never been this engaging and accessible. With trilingual Printable Shapes Flashcards, you’ll not only master the fundamentals of 2D shapes but also gain a glimpse into the expressive world of Sign Language and Spanish. It’s the perfect educational tool for parents, teachers, and learners of all levels, offering a rich and multifaceted learning experience. So, get ready to dive into the world of shapes and Sign Language with Printable Shapes Flashcards – the key to unlocking knowledge and communication in a fun and interactive way. #shapes #signlanguage #aslflashcards #aslteachingresources

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This resource could really be for end of the year or beginning of the year! It covers vocabulary for audiograms, parts of hearing aids, parts of the ear, etc! Good review for end of the year and good baseline for beginning of the year!

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Deaf Hard of Hearing Vocabulary Coloring! Cute Foods

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Review hearing loss related vocabulary in this fun coloring page! Three coloring pages are included, with a fourth page listing the vocabulary words by category. Use as a review lesson, or as a handy "cheat sheet" during the activity. The hearing aid parts listed are for a BTE. Contact me if there...

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I like to use this as a baseline in the beginning of the year for students with self advocacy goals (so everyone) to see where we need to start and what we already have core knowledge on! I also really like this for new students I get on my caseload each year!

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What others say

"This was a great way to get an understanding of what my students already knew and what we could work on/what IEP goals to create for them."

"I love using this resource to prepare for ARDs or to include in my evaluations. It correlates with a checklist I also use, but the visuals on this really help my students tap into their background knowledge!"

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If you are seeking clarity in your work as a Teacher of the Deaf, this bundle is for you! It will help you assess your students for areas of need, choose appropriate, functional goals, and progress monitor over time. This system makes it easy to demonstrate student progress in listening and self-adv

$33.60 Price $33.60 $42.00 Original Price $42.00 Save $8.40

Have a new student on your caseload and no idea what self-advocacy skills they have? The Self-Advocacy Screener is the answer! This screener will indicate each student's strengths and weakness in various self-advocacy topics.
This download has two parts:
1. Interactive PDF for Students: This contains the questions for the students. Interactive PDFs can be shown on an iPad or computer*, no Internet required! This allows you to reuse the screener with every student on your caseload easily!

2. Teacher Guide and Checklist: Teacher instructions, scoring sheet and checklist are included. As you work through the questions on the interactive PDF you can record the data on the checklist.

*The interactive PDF can be printed if you wish! I recommend printing 2 or 3 slides to a page to reduce paper.
Topics Covered:

1. Own Hearing Loss

2. Own Hearing Devices

3. HAT System (FM/DM System)

4. Identity

5. Strategies in the Classroom

6. Communication Breakdowns

7. Accommodations

8. Audiograms

9. Transition

The screener is designed to be used with your entire caseload. Scores are based on K-2, 3-5, and secondary age ranges.

Student Self-Reflection: The screener also includes a space in each section for the student to reflect how comfortable/confident they feel about that topic.

This product does not replace self-advocacy checklists/assessments. Rather, it gives itinerant Teachers of the Deaf and SLPs an idea of where to start with self-advocacy skills. The screener will indicate "review" or "satisfactory." "Review" indicates the student needs some teaching or review of that topic. "Satisfactory" indicates the student has adequate skills for their age range.
More Self-Advocacy Resources: Self-Advocacy Rubrics Self-Advocacy Games Bundle Communication Breakdowns Unit
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Self-Advocacy Screener for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students

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Have a new student on your caseload and no idea what self-advocacy skills they have? The Self-Advocacy Screener is the answer! This screener will indicate each student's strengths and weakness in various self-advocacy topics. This download has two parts:1. Interactive PDF for Students: This contains...

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I like to use this at the start of the year and practice an "elevator speech" with my students. We also discuss what communication breakdowns Harmony experienced at the start of the year and possible strategies.

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Supporting Success For Children With Hearing Loss | Helping YOU Help Kids Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Succeed

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Written by Fara Augustover

Harmony Hears a Hoot is a children's book about a young owl name Harmony who relates to kids with and without hearing loss and teaches tolerance with her adventures! Follow Harmony on her first day of school as she meets new friends, enjoys her classes, and teaches everyone what it's like to have something unique about themselves. This book is appropriate for children with hearing aids, cochlear implants, BAHA, and more. It's also recommended for adults with hearing loss and devices to assist in explaining them to children.

Target age: 4-7 years
Book Details: Hardback. 38 pages, 8.5 x 0.5 x 10.5"

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Harmony Hears a Hoot | Supporting Success For Children With Hearing Loss

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Harmony Hears a Hoot is a children's book about a young owl name Harmony who relates to kids with and without hearing loss and teaches tolerance with her adventures! Follow Harmony on her first day of school as she meets new friends, enjoys her classes, and teaches everyone what it's like to have something unique about themselves.

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My students go crazy over this! They love to connect the parts of the ear with food! If I do this throughout the school year I have several students who will ask this for this again during session! A big hit!

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An inservice resource I use to give to teachers at the beginning of the school year! A quick handout and I like to add accommodations for each student! I also make a powerpoint for the inservice and share it through canva as well with teachers!

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Tired of the language barrier making navigation around school a challenge? Introducing Places Around School Labels, the ultimate solution for creating an inclusive and accessible learning environment. By providing clear and accessible visual cues, these labels help to break down language barriers and foster a sense of belonging.

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Make your school a welcoming place for everyone with these Places Around School Labels! These labels will transform your school environment into a colorful, inclusive area! These engaging visual support signs bridge communication gaps, offering essential location labels in American Sign Language, Spanish, and English. You can easily label key areas around your school, enhancing accessibility and understanding for all students. #schoollabels #spanish #trilingual #classroommangagment #signlanguage #placesaroundschool #adasupport #specialeductation #schooldecor #aslflashcards #aslteachingresources

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