Speech Therapy Lesson Plan

Speech Therapist:	[YOUR NAME]
Email:	[YOUR EMAIL]
Date:	[DATE]

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I. Student Information:

• Name: [STUDENT'S NAME]

• Age: [STUDENT'S AGE]

• Grade: [STUDENT'S GRADE LEVEL]

• Diagnosis/Concerns: The student has been diagnosed with a phonological processing disorder, affecting his ability to correctly produce certain speech sounds, particularly /r/, /s/, and /th/. He also demonstrates difficulty with language comprehension and expressive language skills.

II. Goals/Objectives:

1. Articulation:

   • [STUDENT'S NAME] will improve articulation skills by correctly producing targeted speech sounds (/s/, /r/, /l/, etc.) in words and sentences at the word, phrase, and sentence levels with [percentage]% accuracy.

2. Language Comprehension:

   • [STUDENT'S NAME] will enhance comprehension skills by accurately answering questions related to stories or classroom instructions with [percentage]% accuracy.

3. Expressive Language:

   • [STUDENT'S NAME] will increase expressive language abilities by generating complete sentences or responses during structured activities with [percentage]% accuracy.

III. Activities/Interventions:

1. Articulation Practice:

   • Use flashcards or word lists targeting [specific speech sounds].

   • Practice correct sound production at the word, phrase, and sentence levels.

   • Provide visual and auditory cues as needed.

2. Language Comprehension Activities:

   • Read a short story or passage aloud.

   • Ask comprehension questions related to the story (e.g., Who? What? Where? When? Why? How?).

   • Encourage [STUDENT'S NAME] to retell the story in their own words.

3. Expressive Language Exercises:

   • Engage in conversation about a chosen topic.

   • Encourage [STUDENT'S NAME] to express thoughts and ideas using complete sentences.

   • Provide sentence starters or visual prompts to support expression.

IV. Materials/Resources:

• Flashcards with targeted speech sounds

• Storybooks or reading materials

• Visual aids or picture cards

• Whiteboard and markers

• Timer or stopwatch

V. Progress Notes:

• Jeremy showed improvement in correctly producing /r/ and /s/ sounds during articulation practice.

• He struggled with answering comprehension questions but demonstrated improvement with visual cues.

• [STUDENT'S NAME] expressed himself more confidently during expressive language exercises, although he still relied on prompting for complete sentences.

VI. Homework/Assignments:

• Practice /r/, /s/, and /th/ sounds for 10 minutes each day using provided flashcards.

• Read a short story aloud and answer comprehension questions at home.

• Engage in a conversation with a family member or friend, focusing on using complete sentences.

VII. Note:

This Lesson Plan is designed to guide therapy sessions for [STUDENT'S NAME] as part of their Individualized Education Program (IEP). Adjustments may be made based on ongoing assessment and progress monitoring. For any questions or concerns, please contact [Your Name] at [Your Email].

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