POP! Personal Outside Practice! (for speech and language)

Do you want to improve in the way you give out homework (or as I like to call it, home practice)? I like my students (and the parents/homework helpers) to see the benefit and that I'm not just sending home homework just for the sake of doing so.

Therefore, I created an activity to address personal outside practice!

Personal outside practice is an excellent tool to provide for speech students for their homework (or for in-class practice)! Click through to learn what POP is, what's included in this personal outside practice resource that I made, and what skills it targets.

What is POP?

Personal: These homework sheets are designed to be individualized to the needs of your student. Different goals are provided so you can give each student a different target if needed. Although several worksheets I included some vocabulary items, I also provided blank versions so you can add words specific to the needs of that student.

Outside: It is not to be done in school, but home! We want parents to see what we are working on so they can carry it over at home.

Practice: We need our kids to practice!

I used a fun bubble gum theme so it can be used throughout the year! I provided a parent letter so you can easily explain what POP means if parents see it in a speech notebook.