SP Intervention List

    1. To lengthen utterances- Expansions, Extensions

    2. To increase vocabulary words- Self-talk, Parallel talk, Info talk

    3. To demonstrate the use of language- Buildups and breakdowns, Recast sentences

    4. To demonstrate the other use of vocabulary words- Script therapy, obstacles, sabotage

    1. To increase knowledge of concepts through language stimulation techniques

    2. To increase knowledge of concepts through play

    3. To name tools of daily use through drills

    1. To demonstrate understanding of 1 step command through following requests

    2. To answer Yes or No questions

    3. To demonstrate understanding of What

    4. To demonstrate understanding of Who

    5. To demonstrate understanding of Where

    6. To demonstrate understanding of Why

    7. To demonstrate understanding of How

    8. To demonstrate understanding of When

    9. To demonstrate understanding of How many

    10. To demonstrate understanding of questions used in combination

    1. To demonstrate concept relation

    2. To demonstrate simple problem solving

    3. To demonstrate concept grouping

    4. To demonstrate simple reasoning

    5. To describe cause and effect

    6. To determine similarities and differences

    7. To describe part & whole relations

    8. To compare different concepts

    9. To form inferences

    10. To define concepts

    11. To sequence events according to the order

    1. To answer What questions

    2. To answer Who questions

    3. To answer Where questions

    4. To answer Why questions

    5. To answer How questions

    6. To answer When questions

    7. To answer How Many questions

    8. To request needs or wants

    9. To describe items or concepts

    10. To demonstrate rejection

    11. To form meaningful sentences

    12. To form compound sentences using conjunctions and other connectors

    13. To retell a story watched, read or heard

    14. To identify persons, places, problems, emotions, solutions in a story or narrative

    15. To retell a recent experience

    16. To generate a story

    17. To demonstrate ability to interact with same-age peers

    18. To initiate, maintain, & end a discussion

    19. To demonstrate turn-taking

    20. To demonstrate attempts to repair by apologizing

    21. To apply social skills through social stories

    1. To share personal information during situations of loss

    2. To request for help

    3. To report body pains, issues, etc.

    4. To execute script involving purchasing from a store

    5. To request for directions

    6. To follow a recipe

    7. To report self-regulation needs

    1. To introduce AAC & the difference between augmentative & alternative communication

    2. To determine candidacy for AAC & need to consult AAC specialist

    1. To apply thermotactile stimulation

    2. To tolerate sensory input around the area of the mouth

    3. To increase oral sensory awareness

    4. To demonstrate "closed mouth posture" or reduce "open mouth posture"

    5. To reduce tongue thrusts

    6. To establish appropriate jaw grading and stability

    7. To increase labial mobility for speech and feeding

    8. To Increase lingual mobility for speech and feeding

    9. To demonstrate appropriate dissociation of muscles used in speech & feeding

    10. To increase oral musculature strength

    11. To increase oral musculature endurance

    1. To demonstrate the appropriate posture of feeding & swallowing

    2. To adjust thickness & amount of food based on tolerance

    3. To employ lingual sweep for safe swallow

    4. To employ cyclic ingestion to assist with safe swallow

    5. To employ dry swallow to assist with safe swallow

    6. To employ proper positioning of food & liquids to assist with safe swallow

    1. To demonstrate correct airflow for speech

    2. To demonstrate correct placement of articulators like teeth, tongue, lips, etc. in speech

    3. To contrast consonant and vowel sounds through phonemic awareness

    4. To contrast consonant and vowel sounds through minimal pairs