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Basic Conversation Scripts and Visuals

$11

(1545 customer reviews)

This packet is perfect for autistic students or those with a lower language level who need support with their basic conversation skills including using greetings (hi, bye) and asking and answering a variety of basic questions.

This packet is perfect for autistic students or those with a lower language level who need support with their basic conversation skills including using greetings (hi, bye) and asking and answering a variety of basic questions. It also works perfectly to target language and sentence structure for question and sentence formulation!

This packet is leveled so it can work with students at a variety of levels and as they grow and make progress.

Level One – Targets yes/no questions and includes yes/no answer choices on each card. Includes…

•20 “Do you like” cards

•“Do you like” question/answer sheet

•8 “Have you ever” cards

•4 “Do you have” cards

•4 “Are you” cards

**Each question type includes 1 blank card so you can customize it with specific questions for students you work with!

Level Two – Targets open-ended WH questions and includes a sentence starter to help answer on each card. Includes…

•4 “Who” question cards

•6 “What is your favorite” question cards

•6 “What” question cards

•4 “Where” question cards

•4 “When” question cards

Level Three – Each card includes 4 questions (a variety of question types) and includes vocabulary visuals to help model and answer. Includes…

•14 conversation topic cards

Each level naturally progress in difficulty, however feel free to mix and match levels based on what is most appropriate for your students.

In addition, I’ve included visual cards for greetings, reflection sheets, and a basic visual for the first question type (Do you like…).

Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at hello@speechymusings.com with any questions!

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1545 reviews for Basic Conversation Scripts and Visuals

  1. Lauren McIntosh –

    Wonderful work

  2. Courtney H. –

    I’ve been needing something like this. Thank you!!

  3. Leslie G. –

    Thanks!

  4. Colette McKelvey –

    Can’t wait to use these!

  5. Elizabeth R. –

    Great product! Can’t wait to start using it!

  6. The Speech Zone –

    These are great! I love the cues, scaffolding and that you provide 3 different levels of scripts.

  7. MaryBeth B. –

    Thanks! Can’t wait to use with a wide variety of students.

  8. Michelle Sisto –

    this is great to get my preschoolers talking! i love using it for topic maintenance or even just as a rapport builder!!

  9. Kathryn S. –

    Can’t wait to use with my students who have pragmatic goals! 🙂

  10. Pam D. –

    Thank you for all your hard work. I can’t wait to start using these questions in the fall with my students.

  11. Stephanie S. –

    Can’t wait to use this!

  12. Tewsdays in Speech –

    This is absolutely what I needed for some of my students! Can’t wait to incorporate it into therapy next year!

  13. Greta F. –

    I cannot WAIT to use these with my AUT and other social skills kiddos! Thanks for such a practical product!

  14. Keepers Communication –

    Great product that makes conversation skills more concrete for our struggling students!

  15. Irene Gutierrez –

    I was struggling with one of my older kids. Have a conversation with him it was almost mission impossible! This set has opened a lot of options for us. I pair them with some of his favorites activities (as Disney cars puzzles) and we are ready to answer yes/no questions, expanding questions to some wh, eye contact and a little bit of joking (I usually give him really silly answers and he cracks up) thanks so much for this! You make my slp life a little bit less complicated:)

  16. Rachel B. –

    I’m very excited to use this! Thanks!

  17. Charla J. –

    This is just great!

  18. Laura Moyer –

    Can’t wait to use these! I love that they are leveled for my students as their skills grow.

  19. leticia R. –

    Thanks great product. I liked the different levels and the visuals were great help for my students.

  20. Susan M. –

    I love the simple layout (but it has all the information needed), the questions chosen (practical), the graded levels of difficulty (shows exactly what will be achieved, how and when). We are having some great fun – lighthearted competitions and races to see who can accomplish a perfect answer first. Only 2 learners, so no unhealthy pressure!

  21. Hannelie Y. –

    Great resource

  22. Lauren P. –

    I really love all your products and this one doesn’t disappoint!

  23. Terre H. –

    It’s nice to have quick and easy resources to use with the kiddos..thanks!

  24. Samantha B. –

    Great ideas! Cant wait to use these

  25. ACheerfulEarful –

    Yay! Thank you

  26. Jenna C. –

    helpful for working on all conversation skills!

  27. Jamie S. –

    When I saw this, I just had to have this material. Great visuals for teaching kids “small talk”, and it comes in different levels to help kids be more independent with this skill.

  28. Nicole Bacigalupo –

    Great questions and visuals for my students who struggle with this concept

  29. Jaclynn R. –

    Great resource for building conversation skills!

  30. Catherine W. –

    THX!

  31. Brooke G. –

    Great product to build conversation!

  32. Margaret C. –

    These look great! I love the different levels!

  33. Melissa M. –

    I am looking forward to using these in therapy

  34. Corey B. –

    great resource for social groups!

  35. Maggie Makovetz –

    I’m looking forward to using this resource during the upcoming school year. It will be an easy grab and go resource that will help all of my students! Thank you!

  36. Bradford R. –

    Great speech resource for students.

  37. Calli H. –

    These are amazing. The levels are great for my mixed groups!

  38. Jessica D. –

    Love the different levels!

  39. Corie Mardeusz –

    I am looking forward to using this with my Pragmatic Language students and during Social Group!

  40. Elizabeth W. –

    Excited to add this recourse to my room this year!

  41. stephanie R. –

    Excited to use this with many of my students! Thanks!

  42. Mrs Simon Says Speech and Language –

    This is a great conversation starter for students! The visuals are easy to understand and in kid-friendly terms. Can’t wait to start to use it!

  43. Paraskevi N. –

    Great product! I cannot wait to use this. Thank you!

  44. Miss Lulu –

    I have been looking for something like this forever! Thank you so much fr creating such an amazing resource. This will be perfect for my middle school students!

  45. Erin Proffit –

    Great product

  46. Andrea M. –

    I can’t wait to add these to a social group of mine!

  47. Autism The Teen Years –

    As always I LOVE this product! I can’t wait to use it with my class this fall. I think it will work well with kids across the spectrum of various levels, thank you!

  48. Elissa N. –

    Very excited to use these with my incoming Kindergarten students on the spectrum. Thank you!

  49. Kelly R. –

    This is such a great resource for my students that have difficulty with reciprocal communication. Can’t wait to use it!

  50. The Chatty Corner –

    This is a great tool to help my clients work on conversation skills. It helps them avoid their go to phrase or saying when talking with friends!

  51. Kristin R. –

    Love this. It will be great for some of my kids. Thank you!

  52. Creative Communication Corner –

    Thank you! I was looking for a conversation kit for my students with autism. This is a great set! Now, start working on conversation or topic starters for me like, “guess what!?” or “Today, at school…” and a conversation map, haha.

  53. a Bham SLP –

    This has been a good product to use, especially with my students with Autism.

  54. Angelina W. –

    I am so excited about using these to stimulate back and forth conversations with my kiddos who use AAC and my social language kiddos in 5th grade.

  55. Denise C. –

    Thank you!

  56. Shaune H. –

    Love the differentiation.

  57. Rebecca S. –

    Love.

  58. Deborah M. –

    Love your products! Thank you!

  59. Kelly Z. –

    This product is going to be so helpful for several of my students. Thanks!

  60. Marilyn V. –

    Great product!

  61. Liz H. –

    I can’t wait to use these with my students! They are perfect for my students with Autism – young and old!

  62. Kaylie G. –

    I love this packet when working with my younger ones who need to reciprocate communication!

  63. Valarie C. –

    Another great product from Speechy Musings! thank you.

  64. Dottie J. –

    I bought this to use during lunchbunch and throughout other practice times for students on the Autism Spectrum.

  65. Katherine S. –

    Just what I need!

  66. Jeni Leigh SLP –

    Love the visuals! So helpful for several of my private clients this summer, excited to use it in school this fall!

  67. Sarah N. –

    The different levels make it easy to use this with a variety of students!

  68. Aimee W. –

    The visuals will be very helpful. Thanks!

  69. Wendy S. –

    Great product! Saves so much time when preparing therapy!

  70. Jessica B. –

    I love the creativeness of this product. This is great for preschools, students who use AAC and students with Autism. There are tons of conversation prompts with visual supports and rules on each card for students to follow. I love how it makes having a conversation so simple for our students who struggle with it. There are three levels to help grow with the students!!

  71. Shannon S. –

    Very excited to use these with my primary students this year. Great support for the different levels and I can pick a few to bring with me around the school for “impromptu conversations on campus.” Thank you!

  72. Robin K. –

    I am excited to use this product with some of my kiddos that have a difficult time with basic conversation. I like that the visual rules/prompts that are provided are consistent throughout the question cards so that the kids can learn them as part of a “conversation routine” to follow. Thanks so much for your work in putting this product together!

  73. Kristian P. –

    This is a great conversation tool, which I plan to use during lunch bunch! Thank you!

  74. Danielle H. –

    These are fabulous! Love three different levels. Can’t wait to try it out!

  75. Courtney K. –

    This is great!

  76. AMY C. –

    Can’t wait to use this year!

  77. Laura C. –

    I can’t wait to use these this fall! I love how they are leveled!

  78. Whitney D. –

    Love it!

  79. Carly Fowler –

    Very nice! I love the variety of questions and topics. I am hoping to see some editions with this product as you go because I love it so much!

  80. Debbie S. –

    What a wonderful resource for those younger students working on conversation skills. I am looking forward to using this in the upcoming year. Great job!

  81. Cheryl T. –

    Many of the students I work with struggle with conversation skills. I really like the visual cues that are provided in this product. I am excited to use it with them. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it.

  82. Joan P. –

    I have the perfect student for this product!! Thanks!!

  83. Katherine L. –

    These look wonderful, just what my students need

  84. Megan L. –

    These worked so well for one of my kiddos that I’ve been struggling with. He loves reading and seeing what the next question is!

  85. Sarah C. –

    Great product, thank you!

  86. Karla D. –

    awesome product! thanks!

  87. Tami S. –

    This is a great tool to help my HS students improve their conversational skills. I love the different levels.

  88. Leah K. –

    Great material!

  89. Wuachita C. –

    Love it! Thank you 🙂

  90. Taylor L. –

    This is a great product for graduate and beginning SLPs for language and conversation skills! I love that you include visuals on top of each word as well!Thank you!

  91. Karin C. –

    This is just what I needed for my kids with autism. I love that there is different levels. Thank you1

  92. Anna M. –

    love this resource so useful!

  93. Alicia H. –

    Thank you!

  94. Lindsay H. –

    super helpful

  95. April S. –

    This is perfect!

  96. Linda Branaman –

    Hoping to use this with AAC

  97. Regina U. –

    Looks like a well thought out produce. The different levels provided make it useful with children with a range of abilities as well as provide increasing challenging materials as children progress.

  98. Jenna D. –

    This is not only a great resource for my students, it’s helpful for me as well to guide therapy sessions!

  99. Karen D. –

    Great Resource!

  100. Yvette B. –

    Excellent! Love how straightforward the cards are. Would work great with a video model of the same event.

  101. JESSICA R. –

    Love this visual for my low-language kiddos!

  102. Amanda C. –

    This might be one of my FAVORITE products I’ve purchased from you. Very concise and to the point with great visuals!

  103. Denise S. –

    Can’t wait to use this with my students!

  104. Leah T. –

    These are great as anchor charts!

  105. Annette P. –

    This is working so well for my speech clinic kids who are not sure how to keep the conversation going.

  106. Room13 –

    Thank you!

  107. Jessica C. –

    this is exactly what i was looking for

  108. Amy Curley –

    thanks!

  109. lmno slp –

    Thanks!!

  110. Colleen D. –

    Great ideas!

  111. Melody E. –

    What a great packet to encourage conversational skills! They are fun and the visuals keep things interesting.

  112. Samantha B. –

    Thanks!

  113. SLT Roots –

    Perfect, quick check-in visual for my social skills groups.

  114. Kathryn W. –

    Great visual resource!

  115. SLP Kristen –

    So excited to use this with my students!

  116. Nelle H. –

    These look fantastic! Can’t wait to get them printed and laminated!

  117. Priscilla L. –

    Easy to prep and grab on the go!

  118. Michele D. –

    I am able to use this in group therapy with most of my students!!

  119. Kellie M. –

    I can’t wait to try this product out with several of my groups.

  120. Tracy J. –

    Great visuals and the leveled cards work amazing with our wide range of abilities! Thank you!

  121. Susan T. –

    Great resource for my social skills groups and my struggling language students

  122. Hollis B. –

    Excellent product to have for your therapy groups! This has helped a lot in my sessions.

  123. Kristin C. –

    Love this product! Very helpful with my students with Autism.

  124. Sippin Speech –

    This is absolutely one of my new favorite products. Not only do I enjoy using it to help my students work on asking and answering questions, but my students really enjoy it, too! Thank you!!!!

  125. Nadia P. –

    I am really looking forward to using these conversational scripts with one of my students! I have been looking for something like this!
    Thank you.

  126. Amy P. –

    So excited for this tool!

  127. Mrs W’s Speech Spot –

    I love this product! I use it in my intermediate autism class as a warm up at the start of each session. The questions are engaging and the visuals help students who are not able to answer on their own quite yet.

  128. Katelyn B. –

    These are awesome thank you!

  129. Debra F. –

    Thank you so much for creating this activity! It is exactly what I need to develop conversational skills in one of my students with autism.

  130. Stepping Into Speech –

    Perfect scripts for my students!

  131. Nayely D. –

    These are GREAT for those kids that need that extra structure!

  132. Sarah S. –

    Very helpful activities! The topics are practical and interesting to kids.

  133. Christy P. –

    This is a very useful and practical resource. It works great with my students who need scripts!

  134. Ashley M. –

    This is a perfect first step for many of my early communicators working on social language. Thanks!

  135. Cody Ostadsharif –

    L.O.V.E. these. They are great for sending home for homework for carryover practice and the half sheets are great for moving around campus to practice.

  136. Brigid L. –

    I love this product!

  137. Rebekah V. –

    This is perfect for many of my students! Thanks

  138. The Talk Shop –

    very useful. love that there are different levels.

  139. Ali W –

    Can’t wait to try it!

  140. Carol C. –

    Love these! More and more of my kids are in need of social skills and these cards are perfect to get the conversation going!

  141. Tracy Redmon –

    GREAT

  142. Lola Brito –

    Wonderfull as always! I love how you covered a lot of common topics.

  143. Amanda M. –

    Thank you!

  144. Katelyn O. –

    These basic conversation visuals and scripts are awesome for all groups/levels. I love the way the levels are broken down. Makes it very easy for the kids to understand. This product has been a great addition to my social skills materials!

  145. Ivy’s Speech League –

    Thanks for the great product!

  146. Alexandra B. –

    I’ve been using these as a “question of the day” for my AAC users to expose them to more question forms, practice asking/answering questions beyond their pre-programmed buttons. The y/n at the bottom is really helpful for my student who struggles with this concept and the written out response in a sentence is great for the students who are expanding their utterances

  147. Sarah W. –

    Great resource and visuals!

  148. Lea M. –

    These are great!

  149. Jeannine E. –

    Great product! I love the different levels and visuals- perfect product for students with autism.

  150. MissBogonis –

    great resource!

  151. Alyssa M. –

    AMAZING product! Great to reduce verbal supports.

  152. Sean B. –

    Just what I was looking for!

  153. Andrea Veres –

    great !!!

  154. Denise H. –

    Great product!

  155. Click Click Sisters –

    A great visual support for my students to use in groups. Thank you!

  156. Tracy K. –

    Can’t wait to start using it!

  157. Everything is Au-some –

    These are a great resource! I love the different levels.

  158. Emily M. –

    Very excited to use this resource! 🙂

  159. Rebecca Aldrich Hansen –

    Very nice resource. I am a DHH specialist and have a wide range of students, from preschool through adult transition. This works for a number of my students, with the pictures and topic starters. I like how it’s scaffolded…making it appropriate for even more students! Great resource!

  160. Debra B. –

    The visuals are SO engaging and clear. Wonderful!

  161. Danielle M. –

    The visuals are so clear and easy to follow!

  162. Karen L. –

    This has been great for my goals on question answering! Love the yes/no practice!

  163. CAM speech –

    Very helpful when working on peer conversations. Great visuals for both asking and answering questions. Thank you!

  164. Diane Jeanine –

    My students were very engaged!

  165. Peper’s Speech Place –

    Thanks!

  166. Speech in Secondary –

    Great resource for visual supports and leveled practice, thanks!

  167. Shari Borger –

    Some of these are good for my high schoolers with special needs. More questions for this age group would be appreciated!

  168. Rachael P. –

    Great visuals for students who are working on conversation

  169. Michelle T –

    I’m looking forward to using it with one particular student who could benefit from the awesome visuals to support his communication.

  170. Deb Bannon –

    Most helpful product for helping conversational skills!

  171. Rachel C. –

    I love the different levels. Thanks for the great resource!

  172. Jen Heitkemper –

    A GREAT recource for all my social groups!

  173. Lindsey B. –

    Very useful material for speech therapy!

  174. Kelly Cotter –

    I love these!!! I can’t wait to prep and use them.

  175. Rebecca P. –

    I have already laminated and assembled this! Can’t wait to try it today!

  176. Jenna F. –

    I’ve used this with my high school life skills class – it was especially great for my AAC students!

  177. Alayna W. –

    This is perfect. I can’t wait to get all the pages laminated. I really liked your social skills focus sheets and I know I will use these often, too. I am excited that it is something that can travel with the student but I can also use in therapy. I will use this across many grade levels. Thanks!

  178. Kiersten F. –

    Can’t wait to use these! I love how they are leveled. Thank you!

  179. Janessa P. –

    This is quickly becoming one of my favorite products ever!

  180. Katie F. –

    Great resource for my students with Autism.

  181. Julie Hambrecht –

    My students in the sub-separate classroom thrive on visuals and this resource is so helpful when it comes to working on pragmatics. Thanks!

  182. Leah M. –

    I’ll definitely be using this with my students!

  183. Dana O. –

    This is a great tool for facilitating conversation with my student who is learning to generate sentences using his AAC system. Thanks!

  184. Courtney B. –

    Great Product! Can’t wait to use this with my students!

  185. Laura S F. –

    A big timesaver and very helpful for my lowest students at the JH.

  186. Yena F. –

    I love all of your products! The visuals are excellent and very helpful for my students who struggle with pragmatic language.

  187. Mindy C. –

    Thanks

  188. Shawn L. –

    These materials provide excellent visual support as well as self reflection support.

  189. Stacie K. –

    Thanks!

  190. Project Puzzle Piece –

    Great conversation starters! Helped me plan out other lessons as well!

  191. Blessed Beyond Words Speechie LLC –

    Thank you so much!! I love it!

  192. Miss Palucci –

    I love this product for my social skills/lunch bunch groups. Thank you!

  193. Lori Beasey –

    Thank you for an easy product to incorporate into therapy to keep my students communicating among themselves.

  194. Karynn A. –

    These are so helpful for a wide variety of my students! Thank you!

  195. Toni V. –

    This was a very easy to use product which I was able to apply to a variety of age groups on my caseload.

  196. Alease H. –

    Love having visuals to support this skill!

  197. Stephanie E. –

    thank you!

  198. Danna B. –

    cant wait to try this with my kinders!

  199. Lisa J. –

    Very useful

  200. Kayla P. –

    very helpful resource!

  201. Margaret W. –

    Love it!!!

  202. Colleen McCrann –

    LOVE these! I use them every morning with my class.

  203. Ms B Speech –

    These are great! I used them a lot with my students with higher needs.

  204. Marykate V. –

    exactly what I needed!

  205. Julia L. –

    One of my favorite materials to use when needing to scaffold conversations for students. We start out each pragmatic group with a “Let’s Talk” warm up using one of these cards. Thank you!!

  206. TheSpeechSuite –

    Great for my social groups!

  207. SuperSPEDTeacher –

    Great product!

  208. Jessie C. –

    Great

  209. Helen C. –

    I love using these for my middle school students who have a hard time getting started during conversation. They are practical and functional and visually appealing to top it off!

  210. Michelle M. –

    Such an amazing product! I’ve already used it multiple times with my kiddos and they love it as well!

  211. Caitlin S. –

    Great visuals for my lower level kids!

  212. Gabriela M. –

    I love how the steps for initiating a conversation are broken down using visuals! Thank you very much!

  213. MAUREEN KURTIC –

    Love these for my elementary and secondary Lives Skills groups.

  214. ashley P. –

    This is so amazing! Awesome videos and variety of relevant topics

  215. Diane O. –

    Thanks!

  216. Achieve Beyond –

    Best purchase ever on TpT

  217. Caitlin Giammona –

    Your materials are always great! I buy almost everything you release!

  218. Queen Bee SLP –

    These are great! Worked like a charm!

  219. Alexandra A. –

    Love this!

  220. Karrie B. –

    This is a gem! The three levels are so helpful. You have excellent products. I’ll be watching for more.

  221. Amy F. –

    Very practical for higher functioning autistic students on my elementary school caseload. Great visuals to help provide prompts!

  222. Kymm Nesheim –

    It’s great to have some very concrete visual supports for the very abstract art of conversation!

  223. Caitlyn Q. –

    Excellent visuals! Very structured!

  224. Spazzy Speech –

    Very comprehensive & I love the different levels and visuals

  225. Karin F. –

    I just had two kids enter my caseload who these will be perfect for. I have been looking for something like this for multiple age groups. thanks very much.

  226. Nicole P. –

    Great product! Thank you!

  227. Ashley B. –

    My students love this.

  228. Jenna L. –

    Concrete and clear. Perfect!

  229. Angela Boyan –

    Looking forward to using this product!

  230. Amy L. –

    These questions are both clear and thorough. It would take a long time to create them all, and I am grateful to have found them!

  231. Kate O. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  232. Trisha M. –

    Such great visuals for my students.
    Thank You!

  233. Emily M. –

    Teaching how to have a conversation has been challenging, and I think these visuals will help! Thanks!

  234. Jessica Solari –

    I cannot wait to use these with my late elementary students and middle schoolers! Incredibly helpful to have visuals!

  235. Simply Speech Tools –

    Great product!

  236. Ellie T. –

    Love the different levels. Thank you!

  237. Well Balanced Speech –

    I love the structure of this activity!

  238. Karen K. –

    Excellent resource for my student who uses an eye-gaze system. We’re working on building conversational skills while using a voice output device. Great tool!

  239. Chelsea H. –

    This is great for my life skills students!

  240. Antonia P. –

    This has been so helpful! My students love the topics, the visuals are great, and the different levels are exactly what we needed. Such an engaging and helpful resource. Thank you!

  241. Christina Andrecovich –

    Great product.

  242. Claire D. –

    These are brilliant prompt cards for use with my clients who need support with social interactions. Motivating topics for them too.

  243. Andrea M. –

    The visuals provided in this product are amazing for my students with autism or have lower reading skills. I highly recommend this product! My kids enjoy it

  244. Kristen L. –

    I have used this consistently to implement conversational skills. The progress I have seen is tremendous. Such a solid product. Love it! Thank you!

  245. Rachael A. –

    This resource has been great for me to use with a lot of my AAC kids to help increase their turn taking and sentence structures.

  246. Kathleen C. –

    Excellent resource!

  247. Speech Itinerant N. –

    Thank you for creating this – great resource!

  248. Totally Autism –

    This is so fantastic. I have been looking for something like this for a long time! Worth every penny

  249. Ashley Kunz –

    great homework

  250. Amy M. –

    This is so great for teaching how to answer questions with my students!

  251. Erin B. –

    Great product!

  252. Matthew A. –

    Awesome resource. Thanks!

  253. Connie Marrano –

    Perfect for working on turn taking in conversation as well as with social skills groups!

  254. Anastasia D. –

    So helpful for teaching conversational turns! Great visuals too

  255. Kim C. –

    Love these. Have used them with a wide range of kids with autism. Thank you!

  256. Kelcie W. –

    This has been a wonderful visual tool in therapy for my low language kids.

  257. Tracy Bartlett –

    Very helpful to have this written out where we can practice and refer back to when necessary.

  258. Jessica M. –

    This is a great resource for my social skills groups. I love how there are 3 different levels.

  259. Nicole I. –

    Great resource for working on basic conversation. I love the visuals! Thank you! 🙂

  260. Lil Mae’s Speech –

    This is a great product. Just what I needed.

  261. Anissa Hernandez –

    I use this with my AAC adult client (19 years old). This was great when I involved her in a social skills group. This helps with syntax and initiating conversation! Definitely worth it!! Loved it! Thank you!

  262. Kim B. –

    Exactly what I need to work on conversational skills with my AAC student!

  263. Doris M. –

    Great product!

  264. Mary Bieker –

    Great product.

  265. Hailey D. –

    Such a great resource and I love the levels! I use these for many different groups of students

  266. Lauren Haslam –

    Incredible resource in my middle school classroom for students with autism!

  267. Charming Chinese –

    Excited to use these! Thank you!

  268. Tyson T. –

    Very well done! Exactly what I was looking for.

  269. Michelle H. –

    This product has been wonderful in my MSD rooms.

  270. Cierra L. –

    This is awesome for my students with autism! Love these.

  271. Andrea B. –

    Love this!!!LOVE

  272. Hannah C. –

    I used this with my kk-2nd grade groups and they made significant progress engaging in conversations with their peers, immediately, and it is starting to carry over to other settings. The rubric and visuals helped them so much! Thank you.

  273. Kristi S. –

    Awesome resource!

  274. Samantha T –

    Great visuals for helping my students use the skills we practice so much throughout the year!

  275. Jenna W. –

    These have been so helpful to pull out and remind me and my students of our goals and expectations.

  276. Jennifer S. –

    I use this product weekly with a few of my groups.

  277. Nicole N. –

    I love this product for working on conversational skills at a variety of levels!

  278. Bridget W. –

    Such a helpful product!!

  279. Morreale’s Materials –

    Great for my special education class!

  280. Jacqueline R. –

    I did not think I would use this product as much as I have been! It really is a go-to with so many of my kiddos! Thank yoU!

  281. LeeAnne N. –

    Thankyou

  282. Jennifer R. –

    Variety of useful basic conversation visuals. Saves some prep time and easy to use/implement.

  283. Jennifer K. –

    THis is great!

  284. Speech to You –

    This was great for a few of my high school students that have difficulty with conversation.

  285. Cheryl N. –

    Looking forward to using these with my AAC students in my social skills group next year.

  286. April Reuis –

    Very helpful for my kiddo with autism. Thanks!

  287. Cara Brennan –

    These have been life changing for my social groups!

  288. Dawn M. –

    This was great–thanks!

  289. Haley Derks –

    I’m so excited to use this product with my students of all different levels. The visuals and progression of questions is so helpful for my students who need concrete ways to communicate with peers.

  290. Cait fergie –

    Great job!

  291. Callie S. –

    Great!

  292. Mary Cebalt –

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  293. Therapy Logic –

    awesome

  294. Jenna Riesen –

    Perfect for the end of the year transfer kiddo!

  295. Melissa S. –

    Such a great way to promote conversational skills with my students. I love that I can use this with various levels of students.

  296. julie S. –

    Such a great resource

  297. Mary C. –

    Excellent!

  298. Marinell J. –

    Great activity, especially with my shy or socially challenged students.

  299. Jennifer S. –

    I found these visuals to be incredibly effective for students on my caseload. The topics are appropriate and beautifully scaffolded with visuals- love them!

  300. Caroline D. –

    The different levels of questions are perfect!

  301. Lindsay A. –

    Can’t wait to use these in my lunch social group

  302. Meagan S. –

    Perfect for my autism classroom! Love the visuals

  303. Stacy A. –

    Enjoyed using this with my middle school students working on conversation skills! I added icons for those using AAC and had great results in conversation!

  304. Kelly P. –

    This resource is great! This may be a silly question, but when using these cards during conversation, does each student get a card? I feel like some of my students may get confused that they are asking a question, listening to their peers’ answer, and then answering the question themselves (even if the student did not ask that question in return). But it is a great model for an appropriate response once their peers asks this question in return.

  305. Janne N. –

    Very useful. Thank you.

  306. Courtney C. –

    Great visual resource!

  307. Christa S. –

    Love this product! Bought to use with my son who has autism. Also excited to use with kids on my caseload next year!

  308. Regina K. –

    Already started using. Great ideas and format….

  309. Angela M. –

    I think this resource will help my friends on the spectrum during our social lunch bunch. Excited to try it in the fall!

  310. Olivia D. –

    Great visual for pragmatics

  311. Lauren Groth –

    Such a great resource for pragmatics. Thanks!

  312. Stargazer Speech Pathology –

    Fantastic resource, thank you!

  313. Joan S. –

    I have a personal goal to improve my social skills therapy sessions. Thank your this product. It will help with planning better sessions.

  314. Nicola B. –

    Pefect for my low level ASD clients

  315. Simplified Speechie –

    This is the perfect way to build conversational skills in a really concrete way. Thank you!

  316. Celeste S. –

    Thank you

  317. Dana M. –

    These are perfect for my younger students.

  318. Kim’s Speech Korner –

    These are WONDERFUL!! I greatly appreciate the different levels, which allows for learning and then practicing, Thanks so much for creating this awesome product. 🙂 Kim

  319. Jessica L. –

    These are great! Wonderful resource. Thank you!

  320. Danielle Broadway –

    I love this ! great questions and visual support!

  321. Drawn To AAC –

    A great resource. Perfect for working with young hyperlexic and literate students on ASD spectrum.

  322. Discovering SLP –

    Good product for practicing basic conversation skills.

  323. Katina A. –

    Very helpful visual for different levels of conversation!

  324. Teaching Gold –

    More helpful than I thought it would be.

  325. Laura V. –

    What a terrific way to teach, stimulate, and guide conversations across a wide range of student ages and abilities. I will get so much use out of this packet. I really like how there are examples and options for those whom simply have no ideas for answers, or topics. This is going to be more useful than I realized.

  326. Jillian B. –

    Great product! Thoughtfully created and helpful for students of various needs!

  327. Debra C. –

    great leveled activity!!! thank you!

  328. Chelsea N. –

    A resource I didn’t realize I needed! I’m excited to use this with my social communication groups!

  329. Howdy SLP –

    This will be a good resource to help my students with conversation skills. Thanks.

  330. Speech Wonderland –

    I have never been disappointed by any of your products! This one looks amazing! I look forward to getting it together for the school year!

  331. Abby A. –

    Thanks!

  332. Mary H. –

    These have been so helpful for my caseload! I love the various levels which allow the visuals to grow with the client and build on what they have already learned.

  333. Jenifer A. –

    thank you!

  334. Jane L. –

    I use these with my autistic students and they have responded well.

  335. Chelsea Eldreth –

    As always A’s all around! Love your products and especially love this activity. Teaching the concept of asking questions is so important yet so difficult! This is definitely going to be in my “go to” tool box for life! Thank you.

  336. Julie K. –

    Wonderful product! The visuals are so helpful for improving conversational skills for my kids!

  337. Hannah W. –

    Great product!

  338. Danielle C. –

    Great resource, I love all of your materials!

  339. Nicole D. –

    Great resource!

  340. Kalie W. –

    I love that this gave structure to progressing conversation skills. Thank you!

  341. Kathleen H. –

    This product has been key in my social groups – what a great resource!

  342. Kayla SLP –

    Social skills are an area of weakness for me, so thank you!

  343. Chelsea L. –

    So smart, and SO functional!!!

  344. Jamie N. –

    Awesome product!

  345. littlespeechthings –

    Great resource for my social groups!

  346. Kimberly O. –

    Looking forward to using this with ID students and students with autism who need this level of scaffolding/support.

  347. Aileen Miracle –

    Love this!

  348. Jill E. –

    I like the visuals included with these cards! Can be used with all levels of my students!

  349. Brittany M. –

    Thank you for putting together this product! I am looking forward to using it with my students who will benefit from social skills instruction 🙂

  350. Laura N. –

    Love how this packet also includes yes/no questions – and I have the ability to customize with questions that are relevant to my students.

  351. Christina Besstak –

    Wonderful!

  352. Molly N. –

    Great Product!!

  353. Janine B. –

    Great resource.

  354. Karen H. –

    Always need more visuals.

  355. Erica M. –

    I am so excited to provide additional structure and visuals for kiddos that are working on conversation

  356. Christy S. –

    Love it!!

  357. Patricia K. –

    Looking forward to using this during this school year!

  358. Jacy W. –

    Very helpful!

  359. Kaitlyn K. –

    This is exactly what I needed to targeted these skills. Speechy Musings did it again with this resource!

  360. Veronica D. –

    I have used this consistently with my AAC client. It has helped so much!!! Thank you!

  361. Hailey R. –

    Love this product!

  362. Madeline C. –

    wonderful prodcut

  363. Kathryn R. –

    Thanks!

  364. Speaking Wright From the Heart –

    This is great! Not all of my clients are able to address pragmatically from a higher level meta cognitive stage. It’s nice to have something that provides clear expectations of step by step procedures for a conversation.

  365. Simone P. –

    Love the different levels of difficulty and the visuals! CAn’t wait to use this!

  366. Theresa E. –

    I took these questions on a social outing with some of my adult students and absolutely loved having them. The levels and visuals helped all of my students be able to engage in conversation with their peers. This is an excellent and quick resource! Thank you so much!

  367. Michelle C. –

    Great resource!

  368. Elli Klinger –

    Great for my clients that are autistic

  369. Danielle M. –

    I love how this can be for any level of reader.

  370. Michelle Malinow –

    I can’t wait to use this resource. Thanks!

  371. Tammy S. –

    Cannot wait to use this when the new school year begins!

  372. Kimberly G. –

    thanks

  373. Vanilla Speech –

    Great resource!

  374. Tessa F. –

    This has been very helpful for younger students who need structured practice asking and answering conversational questions.

  375. Teaching Special Kiddos –

    Great for students with autism to teach both sides of the conversation!

  376. Sheila S. –

    I’m looking forward to using these supports with my students this fall! I love that it is leveled which makes the prompts accessible to all my students!

  377. Brie K. –

    Thanks!

  378. Mrs Speechie P –

    I LOVE this! it really helps organize asking questions!

  379. Chelsea M. –

    I love these! The visuals are great with my students with echolalia or nonfunctional speech. They are able to use the visuals to correctly answer the questions. I put mine on binder rings so I could quickly grab-and-go for inclusion activities. Thanks for another great product!

  380. Brooke S. –

    great for elementary therapy!

  381. Megan G. –

    Perfect for my therapy! Thanks!

  382. Kris G. –

    Great product for increasing conversational skills. The visuals are very helpful!

  383. Xuan Nguyen –

    This is helpful, thanks!

  384. Julia C. –

    An excellent resource I can use with a whole bunch of my kiddos. Thank yoU!

  385. Jennifer H. –

    Love this! There are so many different students I can use this with! Thank you!

  386. Dayna Bell –

    Great visuals for conversation!

  387. Leslie L. –

    This product has been very helpful when working with students on social communication skills. The visuals make abstract conversational skills more concrete for these students.

  388. Dennette V. –

    Thanks for giving me a simple way to start using scripting.

  389. Erin M. –

    I can’t wait to use this with my students working on conversational skills. Thanks for a great product!

  390. Becky Stidham –

    Can’t wait to use these this year- thanks!

  391. KP the SLP –

    One of my favorite products to practice beginning conversation skills.

  392. Josalyn W. –

    Thanks for a great product!

  393. C W –

    Love how there are different levels!

  394. Alycia S. –

    One of my favorite purchases!

  395. Samantha W. –

    love this resource.

  396. Chelsea W. –

    I love this for my social skills groups!

  397. Amy M. –

    Highly recommend!

  398. Lindsey M. –

    Love this so much! Thank you!

  399. Angela M. –

    So impressed by this resource! Love it.

  400. Jenna S. –

    Thank you for this great resource!! 🙂

  401. Kristina D. –

    This is a great resource! It helps break down conversational skills in a simple and easy manner for students to understand.

  402. Elizabeth S. –

    I am so excited to use this!

  403. Kristin M. –

    I have students with IEPs who really want more positive and sustained interactions with their peers, and this resource has been fantastic. My third graders would practice this with each other, and when their gen ed peers saw the cards we were using, they wanted to use them, too! I always keep a set of these in my bag for practice with my students, and we’ve seen a big difference after using them. Amazing!

  404. Maria B. –

    Nice!

  405. Rebecca S. –

    I can’t wait to make level one and use it with one of my AAC kiddos that is working on commenting. He is a whiz with his device and is so smart. I think the visuals you’ve provided will help him catch on to this quickly. Thank you for making such great materials!!

  406. JAMES L. –

    Used more than any product!

  407. Jayme B. –

    This is a great resource to use when working on conversation skills. I have used it several times with my students.

  408. Chelsey H. –

    Thank you so much for taking the time to create such great resources. This is exactly what I needed with my students.

  409. kristina P. –

    love this product!

  410. cher H. –

    Very helpful!

  411. Cara S. –

    thank you!

  412. Jillian G. –

    Very excited to use these with my caseload this year!

  413. Briana H. –

    Absolutely love this product! I love the visuals and different levels!

  414. Sarah W. –

    great activity for conversations

  415. Rosaura I. –

    love this!

  416. Gabriele C. –

    Thanks for making at great product! Thanks for sharing.

  417. Megan K. –

    This has been great for my speech students with ASD working on conversations!

  418. Andrew Kantor –

    Thx!!!

  419. Tammy P. –

    Really like the greeting cards with the data collection.

  420. Tahira G. –

    Great product

  421. Kelsey D. –

    Great product- thanks!!

  422. Lara J. –

    Love the different levels to target conversational skills and meet kids where they are at.

  423. Amanda C. –

    This a nice way to introduce and practice asking simple conversational questions. The simple visuals add another level of support for those that need it.

  424. Kimberly Barnes –

    Can’t wait to use it.

  425. julie F. –

    Thank you

  426. Vickie S. –

    Great visual supports.

  427. Kari Mooneyham –

    I love the idea of these! Thanks for the variety in this packet, it’s wonderful.

  428. Maria S. –

    Great visual for my kiddos who need visual cues. Great resource!

  429. Christen W. –

    Social Skills

  430. Amanda Champion –

    Fabulous explanations for each skill ❤

  431. Valerie N. –

    This has been a great resource for me this year! Thank you!

  432. Stephanie C. –

    Wonderful resource for my autistic students.

  433. Jenna R. –

    All of your products are great. I can’t wait to use these. Thank you!

  434. Ann D. –

    GREAT product!! Just what I needed!

  435. Sarah H. –

    I love the visual supports in this product.

  436. Stephanie V. –

    Great visuals!

  437. The Vocalfort –

    Excellent resource for teaching children with special needs to ask and answer questions.

  438. Shelby S. –

    Great for my non verbal kids!

  439. Crystal M. –

    I love this product, very comprehensive.

  440. Julianne J. –

    These are great!!

  441. Loyda P. –

    Great resource with visual prompts.

  442. Laura S. –

    These are so helpful with a variety of students!

  443. Tatiana G. –

    Great product, thank you!

  444. Jennifer S. –

    I used this product with some of my groups and WOW!. It provided a great script, relevant topics, and a nice repetitive pattern. I really saw progress with my students. They gained confidence after doing a few of these scripts.

  445. Gate to Communicate –

    These are great, thank you.

  446. Melanie S. –

    Amazing resource to take with you for practice in a functional setting

  447. alexis V. –

    Great resource!

  448. Josette Hooker –

    Just used these today in my social skills class! LOVE THEM!

  449. andrea S. –

    These have been great for decreasing verbal prompting to be able to gesture for my kiddos with echolalia!

  450. Kaitlin N. –

    This is great for my lower-level social groups who need scripts for conversation!

  451. cassandra H. –

    This is my new favorite language/conversational based material. Easy to assemble and carry with me and can be used for multiple goals. Love the visuals. I will be buying more. Thank you for all your effort in making my job easier.

  452. Julianne B. –

    I’ve been using this set of materials with students in an ASD program and have found it to be really helpful! I also like leaving my copy with the teacher to also use during social skills instruction time, if needed.

  453. Nitchka Felix –

    What a helpful tool!

  454. G V. –

    Cute visuals, kids really benefit from these worksheets!!!

  455. lori F. –

    Great fun r my prays kids!

  456. Vicki R. –

    Great activity!!

  457. Britni Luongo –

    One of my favorite set of materials so far! Great visuals for my social language students!

  458. Teri S. –

    I’m excited to use this with my AAC students that have reciprocal exchange goals! Love Speech Musings products!

  459. Mary M. –

    Excellent resource.

  460. Angela R L. –

    These have been perfect for engaging my students with autism. Thank you!

  461. Stefanie S. –

    Thank you!

  462. Nancy G. –

    Very good resource for my students who are at the beginning stages of conversation.

  463. Laura V. –

    I look forward to using this product!

  464. Elisabeth W. –

    Exactly what I needed!

  465. Here and Now Speech and Language –

    these are great- thank you

  466. Dana Rusche –

    Great product!

  467. Journey Through The Education Jungle –

    So helpful!

  468. EFL GURU –

    I use this on my Ipad for ELLs who need beginning conversation practice. The images and language structures are a huge help!

  469. Cynthia H. –

    Great tool to use with my Middle Schoolers. Made the kids use some creative answers and they just thought they were talking about life, not having to work on their language or articulation skills.

  470. Caitlin D. –

    Great for pragmatic language skills.

  471. Chelsea Lantzy –

    Great for my students with ASD

  472. Angela G. –

    These are great visuals. My students have enjoyed using these.

  473. Kyla T. –

    Love this resource for a couple of my kids working on basic conversation skills!

  474. Eric M. –

    Having 3 levels to choose from was helpful and my students really enjoy this activity. This is a great activity to use with students with limited verbal expression and helps to expand their social communication skills.

  475. Annarose F. –

    I can’t wait to use this for my resource room kiddos who struggle with pragmatics and simple conversation exchanges! Thanks for creating!

  476. Annie C. –

    Great starter kit for pragmatics. Thank you!

  477. Nicole K. –

    Love it!

  478. John F M. –

    Thank you!

  479. Lauren H. –

    I love these for my older students with ASD- gives them ideas of questions that they can ask in a conversation about different topics and helped to keep them on topic! 🙂

  480. Kathryn S. –

    Used the yes/no question cards today with a student who really struggles with interactions. He loved them! After two or three cards, he spontaneously turned to a para and started asking and answering questions with her. These are just what he needs, and I’m looking forward to working up through the other question types with him.

  481. Sarah R. –

    Great for targeting social skills and conversation skills!

  482. lindsey H. –

    easy to use

  483. Julia D. –

    Love These!

  484. Passport Speech –

    These are perfect for my social group students! I love the visual scripts

  485. Deborah K. –

    Can’t wait to use this product with my students! Thank you for creating it!

  486. Jordan W. –

    My students and I LOVE this resource. It was just what I needed. Thank you!

  487. Rhonda V. –

    A+

  488. Patricia W. –

    I am using this product with students who need supports with questions but also with those on the spectrum that need practice with body language and the give and take of conversation. Love the visual supports. Would like to see more.

  489. Colleen K. –

    Thank you

  490. Priscilla L. –

    I’m excited to use these visuals with my students that need support with social interaction. Thank you!

  491. Amy H. –

    My students needed a few more prompts than provided, but this is a great resource. I also added that the students should say the communication partner’s name. I loved the rubric to assess the students.

  492. Judy Campagna –

    good

  493. Aloha Speech –

    Helpful resource for social skills and conversation.

  494. Elisa B. –

    The visuals on this resource make it SO spectacular. So much more interesting than a card with only a question written on it. All of speechy musings products are incredible and fun for both me and my students! Thank you!

  495. Jeanette Spirides –

    This will be very useful for many of my students!

  496. Amy C. –

    Perfect activity for teaching and practicing conversation skills with my elementary kids!

  497. Emily H. –

    A coworker showed me her conversation visuals and I knew I had to have them too! Looking forward to using these in group.

  498. Emily S. –

    this is an awesome product!

  499. Alexandra B. –

    Great resource! We use it everyday during snack and I have seen an improvement in their conversation skills.

  500. Katelin DeFaria –

    Love the topics included for conversations as well as the visuals!

  501. SuAn B. –

    Great visuals for teaching basic conversation skills. Thank you!

  502. Rebecca E. –

    Great for structured conversation practice

  503. zoe E. –

    Great for students with autism and who echo

  504. Anne B. –

    This is perfect for my students who are just starting to learn how to hold a conversation.

  505. Samantha E. –

    This is exactly what I was looking for!

  506. Cynthia B. –

    These are amazing and I love the different levels.

  507. Amy Leal –

    i love that it has different conversational levels!

  508. Laura C. –

    Great for most of my groups! I love using this for so many reasons- even with my students who aren’t working on conversational skills… It helps them to think about new topics and talk with other conversation partners. great idea- thanks!

  509. Charlene G. –

    Love the variety of questions. Great product. I use them all the time with my students. Great for turn taking. Thank you so much.

  510. brittany K. –

    Love it!

  511. Rachel Pratt –

    Perfect for my students!

  512. Tracy R. –

    Great resource!

  513. Naomi H. –

    Had been looking for visual supports for conversation skills and this product was extremely helpful! thank you so much.

  514. Ashley O –

    I love the different levels! This has been so great with my younger students with Autism working on conversational skills. Thanks!

  515. Amanda D. –

    Great visuals!

  516. Gloria P. –

    These basic conversation cards support language acquisition in my class.

  517. Nancy S. –

    Great for WH questions with my groups

  518. Ellen B. –

    This is such a great resource! Thank you!

  519. Mrs Elizabeth –

    LOVE THESES! I’m not an SLP but I’m an ExEd. teacher and love using these to help increase MLU in my kiddos during group activities and discussions. Thanks!

  520. lisa O. –

    Great activities for the level of my students

  521. mrsmoody –

    I have been using these with the group I co-treat with the school social worker. We have seen so much progress! Fantastic product!

  522. Amanda B. –

    I am confident that I will be happy with any products I purchase from Speechy Musings. This product is easy to use for my students but elicits longer conversations as well. Even the free Materials you provide (i.e. Bell Curve handout) are useful tools I use regularly. Thank you!

  523. Kaitlyn S. –

    Always looking for good resources to target pragmatics. Thank you!

  524. City Speech –

    Thank you!

  525. Teaching Lucky Charms –

    Such a fun way to get my ELLs talking! Thank you for such a great resource!

  526. Marie F. –

    I love how there are multiple levels targeted in this activity. It also provides great visual support for my students on the spectrum!

  527. Angelica V. –

    This is amazing! Love using it with my kids.

  528. Dana N. –

    Thank you for this resource! I like how many cards there are for each level, and the blank cards really allow for customization. I’m excited to use the level one cards with my students—several have goals of answering yes/no questions, and these are actually interesting, meaningful, fun-to-discuss questions!

  529. Michelle Roper –

    GREAT!

  530. Kiley S. –

    This have been very helpful, thanks!

  531. Lydia MacKay –

    This is a terrific resource that I have used in my classroom to target social communication in whole group and in pairs!

  532. Hannah Koronkiewicz –

    These are great for those students who are able to read but struggle with maintaining a conversation–it helps them realize where to go next!

  533. Rachel Jones –

    Thanks!

  534. Jenna D. –

    great resource!!

  535. Patricia P. –

    Great source!

  536. amy berger –

    Thanks

  537. Laurie B. –

    We are using this resource all the time!

  538. Alyssa R. –

    Great resource

  539. Roxy SLP –

    Beautiful visuals

  540. bilingual speech y lenguaje –

    Great product!

  541. Michelle’s Communication Corner –

    Perfect for my students with autism!

  542. Roxanne L. –

    I’ve always hesitated to purchase conversation scripts with visual because I wasn’t convinced they would be effective with my students. However, this year, I have several students who needed strong, clear visuals to really understand conversation in practice. This product starts with the basics and INCLUDES a listening for the answer icon/step that helps my students remember to LISTEN in conversation! HUGE! and there is a step-wise progression in the structure of the conversations. WOW! So glad I got this!

  543. Megan L. –

    Can’t wait to use this product!

  544. Amy T. –

    This will be a great resource to help several of my students who need support to develop meaningful conversational skills! Thank you.

  545. StuddSpeechie –

    Great resource for small group activities.

  546. ImmacuLIT Classroom –

    Such a wonderful resource for my students who need support with social skills!

  547. Mister R Speech Room –

    I love these! Perfect for all of my students of all levels. Thank you!

  548. Caroline P. –

    Great product! Thank you

  549. Kristy M. –

    Great addition to the unit

  550. Jennifer M. –

    I love using this for building social skills!

  551. Kelsey O. –

    Fantastic resource!

  552. Yolanda M. –

    Great Resources

  553. Kristen M. –

    So helpful for my social skills group. Thank you!

  554. Karlin G. –

    Thank you!!

  555. Bonnie R. –

    Very comprehensive!

  556. Laura M. –

    Love all of these visuals

  557. Amy B. –

    This resource has been SO useful for teaching basic conversation skills. It walks my students through the process step-by-step, which is exactly what they need. I also appreciate that it is set up in a way that lets the student begin with basic, scripted conversational skills and gradually move towards more open-ended conversational skills. If you ever add to this set or make additional sets, I would definitely purchase!

  558. Deb Nofziger-Miller –

    Excellent resource!!! Thank you!!

  559. Lisa L H. –

    great product

  560. Michelle B –

    Great product!

  561. Julie P. –

    Great resource! A lot of easy to use therapy tools.

  562. MaryLynn D. –

    These are so clear and easy to use. The visuals are great!

  563. Allison S. –

    Love these cards! Thank you

  564. Hayley S. –

    Super resource to work on basic conversation skills. I love the visuals and especially love the part of greetings.

  565. Kristen H. –

    These have been very useful in improving conversational skills.

  566. Taylor C. –

    I love these! Thank you so much!

  567. Mary S. –

    Very helpful for conversation related IEP goals!

  568. Anne G. –

    Great for working on social skills!

  569. francis M. –

    Loved this activity, very excited to use with my students. Everything was so well thought out!

  570. Jennifer G. –

    So versatile!

  571. Johanna N. –

    Great resource!

  572. Laughter and Language –

    This was exactly what I needed!! Thank you!!

  573. Kristin C. –

    I have used this resource with my students diagnosed with autism and have seen great progress when asking and answering questions!!

  574. Ms Dynias Special Education Specialties –

    Great product, thanks!

  575. Speech Girly –

    This is great for my students with pragmatic difficulties!

  576. Honest SLP –

    Been eye-balling this one for some time. Plan to use with a student who has AAC.

  577. Stacy G. –

    Thank you.

  578. Theresa Paldino –

    I love this and can’t wait to use it with my students who have autism.

  579. Little Speechies –

    A great resource to add to my social curriculum!

  580. Geena K. –

    Great resource

  581. TR H. –

    This is a helpful resource- thank you!!!

  582. Nancy R. –

    This is a great resource! The visuals are so helpful for my students with autism!

  583. Rebecca C. –

    Very good idea!

  584. Kaitlyn P. –

    I’m really excited to use this resource with my students!

  585. Rock The R – Speechy Things –

    This came at exactly the right time for one of my students! I love having something that I can just grab and go without having to prep a ton for therapy! Thank you!

  586. Whoosier Speech –

    Just what I was looking for!

  587. Katrina S. –

    I love this resource, its visual prompting was fantastic.

  588. Sarah’s Speech Corner –

    Love the visuals and differentiation. So helpful for my students working on conversational skills.

  589. Jenna T. –

    Loved it

  590. Taylor C. –

    Love this product, so helpful!

  591. Brenda Washburn –

    Thank you for making my life easier! I’m always looking for new conversational skills activities.

  592. Niamh W. –

    Great for small groups!

  593. Marianne S. –

    Great item to have for my social skills group.

  594. Kimberly W. –

    Nice scripts!

  595. Jocyline Graham –

    Good resource to with my AAC students and lower cog students.

  596. Danielle W. –

    A great visual to help students participate in conversations.

  597. Alanna C. –

    It is a great tool.

  598. Kristine W. –

    Thank you!

  599. Alexandra S. –

    I teach an ASOL Autism class, and all of my students have communication/speech goals. This product is great for asking/answering questions and starting conversations.

  600. Mara P. –

    So helpful for my students!

  601. Leah H. –

    Fun interactive conversational practice. This helps with keeping kids focused on conversation and reciprocating questions.

  602. sam E. –

    Love the visuals

  603. Sarah Z. –

    I love this resource. It works well for my elementary students working on social skills!

  604. Lindsay R. –

    Has been a great resource to use in our social skills groups!

  605. Lindsay W. –

    This has been a really great resource to use with a student whose goal is to respond to personal questions. This resource has provided a way to do that step by step, beginning with yes/no questions and moving up from there.

  606. Paige C. –

    Easy to implement and helpful!

  607. Cat Says Meow –

    This is perfect for a student of mine who is having trouble with answering personal yes/no questions. Thank you!

  608. Nikki S. –

    Great Resource!

  609. Kendall R. –

    These have been a great product for targeting conversation skills! I love that there is different levels of support. Thanks for an awesome product!

  610. Kim B. –

    I have loved these for working on conversation with my less verbal students! Great way to get students to engage in a way they can

  611. Simply Fabulous Speech –

    This is perfect! Thank you!

  612. Kellie H. –

    What a great concrete resource for my kiddos on the spectrum! The visuals are helpful and my kiddos are able to understand the conversational exchanges.

  613. Sarah L. –

    I absolutely love this resource!!!!

  614. Very Visual SLP –

    Excellent resource, thank you!

  615. Ann M. –

    great resource – love it!

  616. teachearlylearners –

    Thank you so much, this worked perfectly for the child I used it with! 🙂

  617. Erin G. –

    Amazing!

  618. Krandall W. –

    So happy with these! Love the levels and the topics. Great resource for all levels!

  619. Karen C. –

    Awesome product – used in a middle school classroom for students with Autism.

  620. Corinna W. –

    I love all your products!

  621. Amanda D. –

    These are so helpful to teach conversation skills.

  622. Ebonee R. –

    Great product

  623. Lorraine O. –

    Great scripts to use to teach basic conversation exchange.

  624. Adrianna K. –

    Great resource!

  625. Kimberly O. –

    I love these conversation script visuals. They have truly helped my students become successful with holding brief conversations about a variety of topics. I also love that there are different levels included with this product.

  626. Tawni J. –

    I have been using this resource with several of my Life Skills students and students who use AAC to work on asking and answering questions. It has been used so much this school year! Thank you for creating such a fabulous resource!

  627. Susan P. –

    These scripts are great for those who need conversational practice. Thanks!

  628. Lorene Davis –

    Practical, versatile, and easy to make!

  629. Kate C. –

    This will be so helpful, thanks!

  630. Tori B. –

    Great resource for AAC

  631. Erica G. –

    I absolutely love this resource! The sentence starters are so helpful. Thank you!

  632. Colette T. –

    I get so much use out of your products!

  633. Kara B. –

    Awesome

  634. Erin G. –

    This has been a great resource to use with my students working on conversation skills!

  635. Nicole W. –

    So far, I have used these cards to target yes/no questions with students who use AAC and are working on establishing a reliable yes/no. These cards provide an appropriate amount of support for answering different types of questions.

  636. Andria W. –

    I love this resource! I am an SLP currently using this with one of my students with ASD. I love the visuals that go with each question. It’s great for working on both asking and answering questions to maintain a topic of conversation. My student with ASD often confuses “WH” questions; she’ll answer “When” or “Why” questions with an answer that makes sense for a “What” question, so the visuals above the “WH” word are very useful such as the picture of a clock shown above “When” questions. Thank you!

  637. Laura J. –

    I CANNOT WAIT to print and prep these! So many of my students will benefit from these!

  638. Laura O. –

    This has been a useful resource for my self-contained special education classroom groups this year.

  639. nicole S. –

    My favorite purchase ever

  640. Stephanie’s Speech Space –

    These are great visual aides I use them constantly!

  641. Lauren B. –

    Already finding unexpected ways to use this product. I love that they are simple, easy to read, functional and easy to help carryover. I used them in collaborative session with ABA and they loved it so much for their other kids they are going to buy their own!

  642. Hannah M. –

    So helpful. Thank you!

  643. Susan N. –

    This is great to use with my students that have autism

  644. Jade S. –

    Great helpful info sheets!

  645. Jessica C. –

    These will be great for my new social skills group!

  646. Susan King –

    This is a multi-level resource that was perfect for my ESL class. I could accommodate different levels of spoken English with this activity.

  647. Kathryn A. –

    This is an awesome product I’ve been able to use with a Basic Skills class! They love having choices and also expressing their reasons for picking their choices.

  648. kathleen S. –

    Awesome resource to target pragmatic language! I love that it is leveled so that many of my kids on the autism spectrum can benefit from it.

  649. Scribble and Speak –

    I love the hierarchies and self-reflection sheet. A great resource!

  650. Tracey N. –

    Great product for my non-verbal kids.

  651. Laura S. –

    Love these

  652. Jeannette Rizzo –

    Great Resource! Thanks!

  653. Andrea L –

    Thank you! I’m excited to start using this with my students.

  654. Speech Cove –

    I like the look and topics of these cards and can’t wait to use them with my students

  655. Up-A-Notch Speech –

    These have been really good for my students who are working on asking questions and learning question words.

  656. Mallory V. –

    great tool for therapy

  657. Anna Dee SLP –

    Great product! Looking forward to using it in the fall.

  658. Christina B. –

    This is one of my favorite TPT resources! I love the three different levels, the topics offered, and I like that the visuals are appropriate for a wider range of ages. I also have it saved as a PDF on my iPad so it can work as a no-print resource 🙂 This an excellent product – thank you!

  659. Patricia J. –

    Enjoyed using this with my AAC kids.

  660. ESE AAC –

    Fabulous, well made, and creative! Can work for higher and lower level students, lots of flexibility thanks to the visuals!

  661. The Speech Whisperer –

    Can’t wait to use this with my students next year! I love the different levels and the visuals to support non-readers!

  662. Jennifer S. –

    Nice way to practice social skills for older students.

  663. Annie S. –

    Great!

  664. Christine LaSala –

    great resource!

  665. Victoria S. –

    Super great resource for my students in my social skills group. It helps with starting conversations and helping my students learn more about each other! Great product!

  666. Dana Monaghan –

    Thank you!

  667. Kelli H. –

    This product is very helpful and useful for all of my students. I love the different levels and the visuals are very helpful with my students who use AAC devices.

  668. Alyssa K. –

    I have been looking for something like this for a long time! I’m very excited to use it with my kids.

  669. Rachelle S. –

    Excited to use this product with my students!

  670. Alyssa D. –

    Love these scripts for my kids with ASD. Helps the, learn questions to ask and how to answer them.

  671. Tracy C. –

    We love TPT!

  672. Melissa B. –

    Thank you!

  673. Rachel Speech Language Pathologist –

    Really excited to try this with my caseload! 🙂

  674. meagan D. –

    Great resource

  675. Denise R. –

    Great resource!

  676. Audra F. –

    Awesome!

  677. Vyvyan B –

    <3

  678. Lois B. –

    Thanks

  679. Alexis Hriniak –

    Love these visual supports! Teaching conversations is SO difficult for some of my students to understand and this resource provides another level of thinking for them

  680. Cecilia F. –

    Super helpful!

  681. Aubree G. –

    I am preparing for many new students that fall along the ASD spectrum this year, and I cannot wait to use this resource to practice with them! I love the topics and the differentiated levels.

  682. Shannon L. –

    Great product!

  683. Annette G. –

    Please add page numbers.

  684. Erin R P. –

    This is a great resource.

  685. Lauren M. –

    Great product!

  686. Cassandra T. –

    Great resource! Really helps with the give and take of conversation.

  687. lore C. –

    Great Resource!

  688. King Speech Therapy –

    This is a great resource to practice social scripts with students who are having difficulty initiating with their peers. The visuals help too! Thank you!

  689. Whitney M. –

    One of my favorite resources!

  690. Rohan9 R. –

    I am over the moon excited for this!! Can’t wait for school to start so I can use this with my kids. Thanks so much!!

  691. Katie G. –

    So excited to utilize this during my CFY!

  692. Carly T. –

    Thank you!!

  693. Andrea J. –

    Great!

  694. Priscilla Escatel –

    This resource is my go to! I absolutely love the visuals provided!

  695. SpeakEazySLP –

    Wonderful resource for our visual learners.

  696. Cassandra F. –

    Great prompt!

  697. Jocelyn M. –

    Great resource for students who need support with social interaction.

  698. Josanne D. –

    Wonderful product! This will help my student who need basic communication skills. Thanks again.

  699. Kelli R. –

    thanks

  700. Salome D. –

    I liked the idea since I can use it to target multiple goals 🙂

  701. Kristen A. –

    Helpful and Comprehensive!

  702. Briana B. –

    Amazing visuals!

  703. Lacee M. –

    I laminated these front-to-back so I could use a dry erase marker with them. These are an excellent addition to my toolbox!

  704. Ivy League Language –

    Love that EACH step is clearly pictured and transcribed!

  705. Jennifer K. –

    we have been using the conversation starters with my deaf/hard-of-hearing students to help them engage in conversation with their peers. obviously the “listen” cue doesn’t work, but we change it to “watch”. it’s really working out well.

  706. Shannon G. –

    The reviews looked so great – I’m excited to use this with my students in the future!

  707. Krysten Moffitt –

    Very useful. Thank you!

  708. Haley P. –

    Cute resource!

  709. Jessica Finch –

    These are perfect for many of my students who are unable to converse with others without help. Thanks so much!

  710. Kim J. –

    Love this resource and the visuals!

  711. Rosanna J. –

    Your gift is amazing! Keep making awesome resources. WE LOVE Your work!

  712. Lauren E. –

    great conversation boards!

  713. Natalia A. –

    Great tool!

  714. Lindsey B. –

    great

  715. Olivia C. –

    Thanks for this product!

  716. Catherine Mullen –

    This product is wonderful!! I cannot wait to use it more.

  717. Jill K. –

    Love these

  718. Amanda R. –

    This product has really helped my students.

  719. jobeth bocock –

    great resource

  720. Lauren K. –

    Exactly the resource I’ve been needing for my students who are working on social conversational skills!

  721. Becca S. –

    Great! Love the levels.

  722. Marie P. –

    Great product!

  723. Speech Savvy –

    Awesome visuals for conversation skills!

  724. Erika R. –

    Great resource to use for those students working on conversation skills. There are many questions in this resource! So you can definitely use it over the course of many sessions or throughout the school year if you progress to a higher level. I just wish there were more open-ended options.

  725. Michelle L. –

    Great!

  726. Lisa B. –

    So excited to use it with my AAC kids!

  727. Alaina Galperin –

    This is great for working on conversational turn-taking! Thanks!

  728. Kimberly A. –

    This activity is very easy to use and students love it!

  729. Sarah Z. –

    So great for AAC!

  730. Kristen G. –

    This works so well for my students with getting them engaged in conversation with peers!

  731. stephanie S. –

    These are a must have!!! I am already hearing more conversation happening in my classroom!

  732. Molly N. –

    Can’t wait to try this out with students!

  733. Julia G. –

    Great resource!

  734. Lydia S. –

    Great visuals to facilitate conversation! I am never disappointed by these products.

  735. Chelsea U. –

    This product is amazing! SO great to help the students feel like they are in control of leading a conversation but still have some support with the great visuals!

  736. A H. –

    Great scaffolding for conversation!

  737. Elissa Kaufman –

    Thank you!

  738. THSpeech –

    Great!

  739. Danielle C. –

    I love using these visuals when students are talking with each other. They like it much better than having verbal prompts nonstop!

  740. Christine B. –

    THanks

  741. Ashley R. –

    This resource has been amazing to use with my pragmatic kiddo. I’ve been looking for visuals to help enhance his understanding of the topics, and this is it!!

  742. Savannah S. –

    Love using this for mixed groups – expressive language gold mine!

  743. Lauren W. –

    These are very straightforward and thorough and I’m looking forward to using them with a child who has difficulty with this skill.

  744. SpeechGirl835 –

    Great for my ASD students!

  745. Gayle I. –

    Just what I needed! The teachers and aides are excited to use these around the school building

  746. BRANDY C. –

    Great resource!

  747. Megan M. –

    Thank you for making this resource – so much time has gone into this. Just what I needed!

  748. Katharine P. –

    Love this

  749. Deanna B. –

    good resource

  750. Gina G. –

    Love it!

  751. Heidi M. –

    So great to use with my students with autism

  752. Elizabeth M. –

    WOW! pretty much sums it up.

  753. Tawni M. –

    Looking forward to using this resource!

  754. LARISA K. –

    This has been such an amazing resource for one of my students with autism! Thank you so much.

  755. Kaitlin J. –

    Great easy to use resource

  756. Em’s Speech Corner –

    I absolutely love using these conversation scripts with my older elementary students. The visuals are so helpful for my kids!

  757. Jessica L. –

    Great Resource!

  758. Kansas Speechie –

    This is such a versatile resource! I can use it for my low kiddos but also to help my higher kids and gen ed kids model AAC with their peers. Love it!

  759. Jennifer Routier –

    Great resource to use with my students who use AAC. I’m hoping this will give them some support during morning meeting for through modeling to help facilitate conversation.

  760. Helen H. –

    I love the visual supports! The three different levels are great for groups with diverse learners.

  761. Speechy Llama –

    Thank you so much for the great resource! I am using it with my ASD kiddos and they respond very well to this!

  762. Megan L. –

    Exactly as described, visual supports are perfect! Printed to card stock, laminated, trimmed and put on a ring. Will be getting a lot of use out of this resource!

  763. Samantha C. –

    Great resource for kids who have trouble asking questions or taking conversational turns.

  764. Robyn’s Documents –

    Great visuals!

  765. Michelle B. –

    We use this resource during our integrated play groups every week as part of our “Question of the Day” portion of the session. It’s a great resource! Thanks so much for creating it.

  766. Christine D. –

    Great resource, easy to use!

  767. Unlearn With Me The SLP –

    I really enjoyed this product. My 11 year old student with Down Syndrome adapated well to it and was able to engage with her peers in meaningful conversation.

  768. Ann Marie H. –

    Great resource.

  769. Molly’s Speech Shop –

    This product is amazing! I use with AAC users and peers to facilitate conversation, students working on social skills, and students working to increase their utterance length.

  770. Sarah H. –

    Great for communication IEP work!

  771. Katie F. –

    Great visuals to help facilitate conversation

  772. Jessica Lewandoski –

    students loved it!

  773. kelly F. –

    Wonderful Resource , Thankyou.

  774. Teaching Little Wonders –

    Can’t wait to use this!

  775. Alexandria S. –

    These are beautiful and simple and my students took right to them!

  776. cathy B. –

    thanks!

  777. Samantha R. –

    Another great visual! Really helps students think about questions to ask during conversation to help maintain topic!

  778. Rebecca K. –

    Easy to use and easy for my students to participate with the additional visual supports.

  779. Courtney Dinnan –

    This resource is great for my limited verbal students where I am in trying to increase their pragmatic skills. Great visual!

  780. Chelsea R. –

    This scaffolded teaching is truly helping my students.

  781. Sarah Glyn B. –

    Excellent!

  782. Dorothy T. –

    My therapy sessions are full of conversation; this adds some structure for students needing a visual stimulus to get started.

  783. Palabra Pals –

    These are really helpful for my lifeskills bunch. Thank you!

  784. Katelyn W. –

    I can’t wait to use this resource with my students. I love the different levels provided.

  785. Kyle T. –

    FANTASTIC

  786. Stephanie C –

    Works well for my student learning early conversation skills.

  787. Megan C. –

    Just what I was looking for. I love that it has 3 different levels.

  788. Emma H. –

    love these, kids respond so well to them!

  789. LakotaSpeechie –

    Speechy Musings never disappoints. Great for any age group!

  790. Danielle Needham –

    This has been used daily in many of my speech groups! It is a wonderful tool!

  791. Janet S. –

    Fantastic resource! Having the three levels makes it super easy to use in groups where there are varying levels of support needed.

  792. Sarah P. –

    A much needed support for my early communicators!

  793. Connections with Rach –

    I love this!

  794. Geraldine B. –

    These have been great to use with my students! Thanks!

  795. Exceptional Creator –

    Great resource! Love the visuals and different levels!

  796. Kaitlyn D. –

    This is absolutely perfect for my lower level ASD kids working on conversation skills and asking questions. This resource has been a life saver.

  797. Elizabeth M. –

    Great product – thank you!

  798. Jennifer R. –

    I have been using this with one of my students who has autism and staff have told me that this student is talking so much more! I notice improvement each session using these structured conversation cards. Next step, try it standing up!

  799. Amanda P. –

    Great resource!

  800. Venus S. –

    Your products never disappoint! Thank you!

  801. Rachel K. –

    Thank you for making my work easier! This will help me…and my students!

  802. Nicole C. –

    Great resource!

  803. Laurel S. –

    Enjoying this great resource!

  804. Speech it Simple –

    Extremely useful for my groups and individual sessions. I love that there are 3 levels, allowing different needs to be addressed.

  805. Granting Communication –

    I love having these as a visual for my students working on conversation skills!

  806. Pamuditha M. –

    Absolutely love this product. A great resource especially when working with my students on the spectrum.

  807. Heather L. –

    I used this is a small social group.

  808. Anne H. –

    Great!

  809. Lauren Block –

    Good resource for my students!

  810. Kerri Taylor –

    These have been wonderful for my mixed groups of students that struggle with initiating and maintaining conversations. Thank you!

  811. More Than Words –

    This resource has been very helpful for my students who are working on initiating and responding to questions in conversation!

  812. Alyssa G. –

    Great, low prep resource.

  813. Heather R. –

    Great resource!!

  814. Empowering Speech Services –

    Wonderful! Can’t wait to use these with my students!

  815. Lynn M. –

    Good resource.

  816. Cheri H. –

    This is a systematic method of teaching students to maintain attention to stay in the conversation and gives a script for their part of actions and words! So useful!!

  817. Kristin D. –

    Exactly what I was looking for! Great visuals.

  818. Behavior and Education Resources –

    Great resource.

  819. Bilingual Speech and Language –

    Can’t wait to use in small group!

  820. Kim K. –

    Thanks for another great resource Shannon!

  821. Stephanie O. –

    Nice visuals and easy to use/prep!

  822. Alison F. –

    I love this resource! This is exactly what I was looking for with my AAC students.

  823. Kim R. –

    This has been helpful to facilitate conversation with students who need visual support.

  824. Rozaline Thomson –

    Great resource! My social skills group goes back to this resource often because the visuals and specific prompts are so helpful!

  825. Nicole Szerensci –

    Great resource to use with my students who use AAC, especially when working in a small group in the classroom. Thank you!

  826. Jennifer C. –

    Thank you!

  827. Mally B. –

    I love this!

  828. Sarah V. –

    Great visuals for learning conversation skills.

  829. Sherly K. –

    Great visuals!!

  830. Brittany S. –

    thank you!

  831. Sarah M. –

    This product has been amazing when working with students who are learning basic conversation skills!

  832. Courtney W. –

    These visuals have been super helpful for targeting conversation skills!

  833. Megan S. –

    Super helpful! I appreciate the different levels.

  834. Alexia W. –

    Very excited about using this in therapy. The visuals should be very helpful for my kiddos. Thanks for doing the work of coming up with the questions and supplying the visuals on one sheet!

  835. Jessica K. –

    Love using this with my students!

  836. Ashley S. –

    I look forward to using this with my students with autism. Thank you!

  837. Haley H. –

    A great visual resource!

  838. The Language Lady –

    I really like this resource for working on conversation skills with self-contained students. It is so hard to find the material to work on for this goal with this population and this is perfect and right at their level.

  839. Steph’s Speech Store –

    Just what I was looking for! Love it!

  840. Jenna C. –

    I love this set! The levels are great and my students have responded well to them!

  841. Wendy T. –

    I have used this in a social language group and the kids loved it

  842. Melissa S. –

    great resource

  843. N H. –

    Great Resource!

  844. Ashlee G. –

    Great Resource

  845. Dana S. –

    Fun activity for students!

  846. Mary R. –

    I have really enjoyed this product. It is so useful with the 3 levels and works for all my kids.

  847. Melissa S. –

    Great resource!

  848. Heather O. –

    These scripts are so helpful, especially with the different levels. Thank you!

  849. Jennifer B. –

    Great resource to engage students in a conversation with one another.

  850. Rachael D. –

    LOVE having these visual supports!!

  851. Speechie Systems –

    Love that this is leveled for students of different abilities!

  852. Cindy C. –

    My students struggle with conversational skills. Thank you for the scripts and visuals! I can’t wait to use this with my students.

  853. MrsTslp –

    These are great for my less verbal students that struggle to move past one or two words answers or just the yes/no answer. The visuals are so helpful in expanding their language. Thank you 🙂

  854. Erin B. –

    LOVE the visual supports and that there are 3 levels!!

  855. TESLTreehouse –

    I teach ESL and I like the visuals. Thank you, you have created really useful group work activities.

  856. Megan S. –

    LOVE this resource and using it with my students with ASD. Helps them understand conversation in a very structured way!

  857. Crystal B. –

    Great resource thank you

  858. Kim Reid –

    Great resource 🙂

  859. Chelsie C. –

    Great visuals!

  860. Becky R. –

    When kids need to learn how to converse with one another, this is a great go to product!!

  861. sabrina S. –

    great

  862. iSLP –

    I’m really happy with this product.

  863. Speechie Adventures –

    The visuals are great supports!

  864. Misty F. –

    Added this spectacular resource to my color my conversation! Love it!

  865. Abby F. –

    Love this resource! Use it for so many different things – generalizing articulation goals to convo, echolalia, etc. Only change I would make is adding some concrete yes/no questions so that they are easier to use when working with echolalia.

  866. Kim M. –

    Thanks for a great resource!

  867. Sharon P. –

    I love using this for kids from Elementary up to jr high!

  868. Lisa V. –

    This has been great for helping my students engage in conversation and develop turn-taking skills. Thank you!

  869. Tamara S. –

    great tool for students with autism

  870. Cynthia R. –

    Great visuals! Great models!

  871. Lauren M. –

    I am currently using these in my social skills groups with my students with ASD. The sentence starters are great, paired with a core board, and I am seeing a lot more interaction with my students.

  872. The SLP Spot –

    This is perfect for my students with autism and it covers their range of abilities!

  873. Lisa A. –

    I love this resource!

  874. Kendra C. –

    I have used this in a mixed group that included a student with autism to help stay on topic.

  875. Corinne S. –

    Easy to use and adapt!

  876. Maggie C. –

    I used this resource with a group of students who struggle with conversation. I loved that they have something to look at to practice. I love your resources because they are visually appealing without too many distractions for the kids.

  877. Erica A. –

    I love it, thank you!

  878. Bethany R. –

    So easy for my student to follow along and learn the rules of participating in conversation!

  879. Natasha A. –

    Easy to use. Thank you!

  880. Mariachiara D. –

    Great resource for teaching conversational skills!

  881. Kristal S. –

    Love this resource!

  882. Mary Ellen V. –

    Good resource

  883. ailynn C. –

    I like how this resource had varying levels which can be used in mixed groups.

  884. Lisa A. –

    Comprehensive product that is purposeful and meaningful for teaching and practicing social skills.
    Thank you.

  885. Giraffic Jam –

    This was just what I was looking for! My kids have been so successful with these! Thank you 🙂

  886. Remy S. –

    Great resource for my students!

  887. CharminglySpeech –

    This is perfect to do a conversation warm up with my students. Thank you.

  888. Jasmin K. –

    My students love using these! They have so much fun! Also, it has been a Godsend to my planning and prep work.

  889. Iva J. –

    Good visuals!

  890. Krista K. –

    Great visual for teaching conversation skills. Thanks!

  891. Sheila B. –

    This is great for kids that need more structure and guidance when learning conversation skills. It makes it so much easier for them to understand with the visual supports.

  892. The Speech Shack –

    This is one of my FAVORITE products to use with students when teaching them conversational skills! I have used it with kindergarteners, to students with severe disabilities who require AAC to communicate.

  893. Lori Teigen –

    Thank you!

  894. Natalie A. –

    I really enjoyed using this with my patients!

  895. Jennifer O. –

    Another great resource by Speechy Musings! I absolutely loved the visuals.

  896. Andrew J. –

    Fantastic visuals to help with pragmatics. It can be used in all sorts of settings and groups

  897. Mollie C. –

    Great for my kids on the spectrum!

  898. Brittany M. –

    I love this resource for targeting basic conversational skills with my clients. They are engaged by the scaffolds and visuals.

  899. Molli F. –

    This is a great resource for students who benefit from scripting and are struggling asking social questions. 10/10 recommend!!

  900. Jessica G. –

    This resource is perfect for expressive language expansion for one of my students! Its easy to follow and its helpful for the parents.

  901. Kimberly W. –

    Wonderful resource with great visuals and easy to follow directions

  902. Sandra H. –

    My students loved this resource. Thank you for taking the time to put this together.

  903. Ann-Maree F. –

    Good resource

  904. Adept AAC –

    use this almost every day, great for a variety of my students!

  905. Kristy P. –

    Great for my middle school AAC users

  906. lalitha H. –

    Wow !!Excellent resource .my kid learning a lot with this resource

  907. Courtney B. –

    Love that has mixture of visuals and words! Great for my younger students!

  908. Ashley J. –

    These conversation scripts have been so helpful for students on my caseload!

  909. Hannah F. –

    Love this resource – it has been incredibly helpful as a private practice SLP to use in peer play situations for kids who need a little extra assistance in initiating and maintaining conversations. The different levels make it fun and engaging for all of my clients regardless of age.

  910. My Teletherapy Room –

    Thank you for this great resource!!

  911. Valerie W. –

    My students have enjoyed using this resource. My sped teacher/case managers were also very happy to have a “question of the week” that they could carry over and continue to use with the student. I also plan to use these questions for distance learning to engage with my students.

  912. Shazil Z. –

    This is a fantastic resource for helping kids improve their speech!

  913. Madeleine M. –

    Perfect visual support for my students who are working on turn-taking in short conversations!

  914. Bridget A. –

    I love the visuals within this product! Another great resource!

  915. Karen B. –

    This resource helped me plan for my kids working on conversational skills. It’s perfect.

  916. Kathryn R –

    It’s hard not to be in the same place and work on social interactions via video or google classroom assignments. I have sent this to a few students to practice at home with those around them. Excited to really use these in person as well.

  917. Jessica J. –

    Great visuals!

  918. Hayley V. –

    Very helpful!

  919. Kimberly V. –

    These are great cards to pull-out for quick conversation starters.

  920. Jessie K. –

    Great resources for basic conversation skills! Works for students with a variety of goals/abilities.

  921. Allyson B. –

    The kids found this very helpful

  922. Kelsey S. –

    Great visuals! I love that there are different levels of conversation scripts.

  923. Amber H. –

    I absolutely love this resource. I love the different levels and visual and verbal supports for a variety of conversations. Another Speechy Musings product that hits it out of the park.

  924. Yennin Itzel R. –

    Amazing! Thank you very much

  925. Annelise D. –

    This is one of my go-to resources for my elementary students with Autism! I love how the resource has levels of prompts that can be matched to the student’s specific need. This is worth every penny!

  926. Tess C. –

    Wonderful resource to work with my home bound students. Thank you!

  927. Jennifer K. –

    This is great! I always look for materials with strong visuals, which these have. I love how I can tier the difficulty, and how clean these look!

  928. InteractiveAAC –

    This is a great resource for my high school AAC user trying to learn about asking questions!

  929. Valerie K. –

    Such a great resource. So many different conversation questions to practice. I love the visuals and structure provided with this resource. This can be used with a variety of students and different conversation levels.

  930. Samantha C. –

    I have enjoyed using this resource for my clients who need to practice reciprocal conversation and/or engaging in conversations that are not part of their preferred topics. This has been a helpful resource for these skills.

  931. Stavroula E. –

    awesome thank you!

  932. Carly B. –

    great material

  933. Dalymar C. –

    Perfect for distance learning, thank you!

  934. Rebecca K. –

    Students liked knowing what to say and especially what to ask; questions are very difficult to sequence without a script.

  935. Amy Lungrin –

    Thank you. Great work!

  936. Jeanette H. –

    Great resource with scaffolding for each level!

  937. Ariel Paul –

    Great pragmatic resource for my students! I will definitely use it often.

  938. Amber A. –

    I’ve only used this for planning purposes, and to get ideas for distance learning, so far. But this is a really great, thorough resource to directly target those conversational skills that are SO difficult for some of my students!

  939. Jennifer H. –

    Excellent resource for improving social exchange while decreasing level of structure as needed

  940. Jordan B. –

    These were exactly what some of my students needed, particularly for a couple of my students who work with EAs who needed a little more structure for modeling communication

  941. Lois W. –

    This resource is very easy to use and engaging for my students.

  942. Jose R. –

    Great resource!

  943. Robbie G. –

    Great lesson for my students with Autism

  944. Cambria Robinson Speech –

    My student benefited from using this resource to help her initiate conversations with fellow classmates. Great resource! Highly recommend!

  945. Sandy Nouneh –

    Great resource!

  946. Katherine O. –

    Thank you!

  947. Emma Barnes –

    This helped me in sending resources to parents to do at home. It was easy for me to send this to parents whose kids were working on conversational skills.

  948. Jackie K. –

    Great resource

  949. The Splendid Speechie –

    Good for basic conversation practice.

  950. Liz Ray –

    These were great visuals for my students

  951. Caitlin C. –

    Excellent visuals for my students so I’m not giving verbal reminders.

  952. Rebecca H. –

    This is a wonderful visual for my students and they are so very helpful!

  953. Melissa O. –

    Great for scaffolding for conversations!

  954. Elyse S. –

    Great for helping to illustrate the back and forth of conversation!

  955. Christopher R. –

    This was a great resource to use to engage kiddos.

  956. Stephanie F. –

    LOVE these visual supports! I use this with my younger students who are learning basic turn taking skills in conversation. It has helped SO much!

  957. Allyson F. –

    Thank you!

  958. Tori T. –

    It is a great guide for structuring therapy and provides clear visuals to support my students.

  959. Angela W. –

    Very easy to use and a great go to resource

  960. Lauren C. –

    Used this for my AAC user- nice visual supports to target conversational skills .

  961. Michele H. –

    This is a great resource!

  962. Stacey D. –

    Excellent social skills resource!

  963. Katelyn Wouters –

    I love the easy layout of this resource!

  964. Ems Resource Classroom –

    I absolutely love these conversation cards! The visuals help my students so much. Thank you!

  965. Tanya G. –

    This product has some good visuals for conversation skills.

  966. Amy L. –

    This is such a great resource. I’m glad to have some work for my families that I can use in a packet for summer learning.

  967. Katerina K. –

    This is a very helpful resource to target social communication skills and practice asking and asnwering questions.

  968. Emily B. –

    Thank you!

  969. KC SLP –

    Great scripted rehearsal of conversational skills with picture supports

  970. Stacey C. –

    My older kids who have social communication difficulties find this resource really helpful to understand where they are having trouble, and pinpointing what they want to work on.

  971. Jennie’s Speech Room –

    great!

  972. Stephanie M. –

    Perfect for my preschoolers

  973. Brandi P. –

    Used this resource to support conversational skills during group sessions with my students with pragmatic goals. I like the different levels and the support provided by those levels.

  974. Speech Daze –

    great visuals and conversations, a little high for the particular student I am working with now, but very helpful overall

  975. Rosemary Steinman –

    Great for working with lower-end students to work on cues and speech.

  976. Jessie R –

    Perfect!

  977. Jeanna L. –

    Love this resource!!

  978. Luanne M. –

    I used this resource a lot during the regular school year during distance learning. We took turns reading the cards and answering questions. This product is good for conversational skills in individual and in group sessions. Highly recommended for in person therapy, or during remote learning.

  979. Shelley SLP –

    great resources, thanks

  980. Margaret T. –

    Love this visuals to go along with each script

  981. WhaleyGreatSpeech –

    This is such a helpful tool to teach my students about conversational skills!

  982. Jean F. –

    Excellent visuals. I like that these are simple so students can use these or in other settings. Minimal prep time for me, and appropriate for my students’ skill levels.

  983. Kelsey O. –

    Great ideas for conversational skills!

  984. Sierra D. –

    GREAT resource

  985. IIP S. –

    These were great visuals to send along to my students for remote learning. I liked the options to use different levels and a variety of different topics

  986. SPED Materials by Mrs Morris –

    The visuals are great and I love that there are a large variety of topics for conversation!!

  987. Jessica T. –

    great

  988. Amanda S. –

    Perfect resource!

  989. Kelsey B. –

    This is such a great resource for lots of different ages. I love to use these as a warm-up at the beginning of my sessions for my students working on social skills goals.

  990. Miss L. –

    Great resource for my students with developing expressive language and developing conversation skills.

  991. Angelica M. –

    Love the visuals!

  992. Ms A’s Speech Room –

    This helped my students engage in conversation so much more! They loved knowing what was most likely to be said nect.

  993. Elizabeth D. –

    My students with Autism responded well to the visuals and repetitive script.

  994. Amy L. –

    Thank you!

  995. Amanda R. –

    I used this resource along with puppets and it was incredible! My client was really engaged and motivated, thank you!

  996. Andrea Boyd –

    I love, love, love this resource for social skills groups in my elementary resource room! Thank you! This has helped my students have conversations with their peers.

  997. Emily G. –

    I love the different levels of scaffolding available within scripts. The use of visuals helped to make it a functional resource for my students with mod-severe cognitive needs.

  998. Meghan G. –

    Great resource! My kiddos loved it!

  999. Nayeli R. –

    Great visuals for the kids,.

  1000. Lyndal C. –

    Good questions and card layout

  1001. Stephanie T. –

    I love this for my pragmatic language groups especially for my student who struggle with initiating conversations.

  1002. Jill B. –

    Very helpful for my social skills students

  1003. Emily W. –

    These are GREAT visuals! The students really enjoy them.

  1004. Nicole H. –

    Such a systematic and visual way to teach my students how to have a conversation. I love how much it breaks it down and so do my kids. They feel so successful! Thanks for this great resource!

  1005. Lo’s Language Library –

    I work on conversation and social skills with the majority of my students. This was an awesome resource to help participate in turn taking!

  1006. SLP to go –

    Loved using these questions to start off every session with my younger ASD students. My special education teachers also commented how much progress and generalization they have seen in some students since I regularly started using these visuals!

  1007. Amanda K. –

    Such a great resource and amazing visual supports, thank you!

  1008. Kelly E. –

    I have used this product during integrated classroom lessons. I love the visual supports that go along with each skill. I also like the option of varying levels to target each skills. Great tool for increasing social communication between peers.

  1009. Sara M. –

    I loved the scripts and questions. Very helpful in starting conversations.

  1010. Christa Prati –

    This was so helpful during my ‘conversation club’ online with my students. They were able to follow along well and we really enjoyed it. It helped parents too!

  1011. Kathlyn W. –

    My students with high needs benefited so much from this resource. We used it to work on social language and basic conversational skills.

  1012. Jaime C. –

    This resource is exactly what I needed for a student! I love when products include multiple levels of support so they can be used with a variety of students. I was also happy to be able to use this resource during distance learning by screen sharing. Thank you!

  1013. Shayna Nelson –

    Great for helping my students ask/answer questions in conversation. The visuals help keep my students on track.

  1014. Amy K. –

    Thank you

  1015. Dana B. –

    This is one of my FAVORITE conversational resources. I’ve used it in person and on virtual learning. I’ve also provided these visuals for my student’s families to practice with them at home and have received successful feedback and carryover!

  1016. Marissa G. –

    Great for working on basic conversational skills with my students with Autism!

  1017. Becky O. –

    Love the visuals!

  1018. Caitlin D. –

    This has been helpful for practicing conversation skills, especially for students with more significant conversation challenges.

  1019. Sara C. –

    This has been amazing for my social groups. Students are focused and on topic when working on conversation skills. Thank you!

  1020. Samira H. –

    Fantastic for my children who are working on pragmatics. Very easy to scale cueing up or down.

  1021. Kaleigh B. –

    I used this with my ESL students. I really enjoyed the questions and levels that came with this pack and I appreciate the ability to create my own leveled cards. I did have to adapt some of the language for the pre-made cards to fit my students’ abilities, but overall great resource! I loved the ‘speaker’ and the ‘listener’ cards. Got the kids to really focus.

  1022. Let’s Talk About It –

    Great visuals and easy lessons for educators! Love it!

  1023. JACINDA H. –

    This resource seriously saved my tush when it came to teaching littles with ASD how to effectively have a conversation! LOVE LOVE LOVE

  1024. Andrea D. –

    The levels are great, and I love screen sharing to use with groups during remote learning.

  1025. Ashley H. –

    This is an easy resource to use in both distance learning and in-person. Good sentence topics.

  1026. Samantha K. –

    This is super easy to use for my lower functioning students. The pictures are bright and simple and the cards are functional for push in use during small groups.

  1027. Stephanie M. –

    Great visual support for students needing basic conversation practice.

  1028. Brianna K. –

    Love this with my kids on the spectrum who are working toward pragmatic goals.

  1029. Jen J. –

    Great visual to support students ability to communicate with peers and adults

  1030. Jennifer P. –

    I cannot say enough good things about this resource! I use it during social groups and the students have already shown progress using it. The pictures on each conversation card are such a great feature.

  1031. Michele M. –

    A very helpful resource! The kids really enjoy this. Thank you!

  1032. Kelsey B. –

    This is a great resource.

  1033. Stacia G. –

    I used with my younger kiddos to provide models, with use of adult, to encourage initiating appropriate conversation starters with peers.

  1034. Miss AAC Ally –

    These scripts were super helpful for a few kiddos I have working on conversation skills. They really benefitted from the visuals!

  1035. Cassidy G. –

    This resource is really helpful to share with my kids who have social language goals. Thank you!

  1036. Julia Alfano –

    Love this resource!

  1037. Adapted and Accessible –

    Great product!

  1038. Read With Me –

    Great product!

  1039. Christine A. –

    Great resource! Helped my students with basic conversation skills.

  1040. SensiLearners –

    helpful

  1041. Marti F. –

    It’s wonderful to have a conversational scripts available with picture icon sentences for our younger or severely language impaired students. I have only used this with one student so far but I feel confident I’ll use it with many more. I work on the scripts In therapy and have the student take back his laminated copy to practice for carryover in his self contained classroom. His teacher loves them and while it takes time he is beginning to understand and become less dependent on he actual scripts in some cases. Explicit simple scripts are exactly what our more challenged kids need and this is an excellent resource for that.

  1042. Sarah D. –

    Thanks!

  1043. Tiffany S. –

    This is a great visual to guide my life skills students in basic conversational tasks.

  1044. Communication in Motion –

    Distance Learning/ SLPA

  1045. Caroline P. –

    Awesome product to use to develop and teach conversation skills.

  1046. Teachin Special Ed –

    I used this resource to teach social skills virtually. My students did a great job using this resource! Highly recommend!

  1047. Rebecca F. –

    This has been a great resource to use with both life skills and the 18-22 year old work based learning programs.

  1048. stephanie T. –

    So great for social skills and increasing independence!

  1049. Elizabeth R. –

    Another awesome resource from Speech Musings. I have been using this resource in conjunction with other resources to help my students with social pragmatic challenges learn to ask questions and build “friend files” about the other students in their groups. I love how simple and repetitive it is at the early level, which most of my students really need. I am currently using this via Remote Learning, but I think it will also work really well when we return to in-person school.

  1050. Arika H. –

    Nicely organized resource. I used a hole punch and ring so that they were easy for my students to carry with them.

  1051. Cecilia B. –

    Perfect visuals for distant learning!

  1052. Elizabeth L. –

    Such great visuals! My kiddos on the spectrum benefit greatly from this product

  1053. Nicole A. –

    Very helpful!

  1054. Kayla Megan –

    Everything I was looking for! A great resource to have when working on social language skills.

  1055. Michelle D. –

    I bought this specifically for a student moving from self-contained ASD to a less restrictive MiCI setting. It got her talking in longer sentences with peers =)

  1056. Taahira S. –

    very useful for my students!

  1057. Bernadette M. –

    It was a great resource to use with my students during virtual learning.

  1058. Must Love Speech –

    Love the different levels and visuals.

  1059. Amy B. –

    I was struggling to find a way to make it easier for my kids with ASD to start a conversation. This has been a life-saver. Now, they have the perfect visual supports to get them started and remind them what to do.

  1060. Laurel C. –

    I have many IEP for my students that centre on asking and responding to simple questions and asking on topic questions. This resource offers a wonderful support for students to engage with their conversation partner.

  1061. abby Y. –

    I loved it! It made prep work so easily!

  1062. Margo Simmons –

    My students found the structure of these cards to be helpful when working on their conversation goals.

  1063. Kila M. –

    Love it!

  1064. Shannon N. –

    Great product!

  1065. Carly Harms –

    These have been great for my middle school autism and social skills groups, as well as for some of my AAC users! I love that they can be used with both younger and older students and they provide great visuals for staying on-topic and taking conversational turns. Great resource!

  1066. My Speech Therapy Go-Tos –

    Conversation is very difficult for some of my students and this resource and its great visuals really has helped simplify the process for them.

  1067. Rachel E. –

    Love this! Extremely helpful when targeting pragmatic language skills!

  1068. Rachel N. –

    This has been helpful for some of my older kiddos who struggle with their pragmatic skills and need visuals.

  1069. Kaitlyn Reiter –

    This is a great resource. It is very helpful for students.

  1070. Alice Wong –

    Great product

  1071. Lauren Y. –

    This has been helpful for my students with ASD to make starting a conversation easier.

  1072. Lauren M. –

    Good resource! Haven’t gotten to use as much as I had hoped due to distance learning, but excited to have it printed off for when we got back to in person!

  1073. Erin G. –

    Helpful to breakdown conversation skills in a visual way

  1074. Teresa Cardoso –

    My students loved this resource. They were so engaged!

  1075. Stephanie G. –

    This resource was perfect for my students who are working on having conversations and communicating with one another!

  1076. Alexis A. –

    I have used this resource so much over the past year! I liked the variety of topics. Thank you.

  1077. Lesley M. –

    I bought this for a specific group of kids who are working on conversational skills in therapy but have found myself using it with so many others. Speech Musings never disappoints!

  1078. Reinaldo M. –

    This activity was amazing during zoom sessions. It allowed students to open up and interact with each other.

  1079. Amy M. –

    I used resource to review topic with student, and her aids via teletherapy. Student was engaged, and aids were excited to get ideas, and information on how to help support our student as she develops conversational skills.

  1080. Elizabeth Habisohn –

    Scripts is a great tool!

  1081. Gurinder S. –

    Clearly laid out. Love the different levels. Super helpful.

  1082. Alyssa H. –

    I’m loving this resource! The visual supports are great!

  1083. Maxine S. –

    Great to use in social groups!

  1084. rachel Y. –

    This is exactly what I needed. Great product!

  1085. Kira S. –

    This is the perfect resource for teaching pragmatic skills. I LOVE this product!

  1086. Emily T. –

    This was the perfect resource for my high school student who struggles to answer questions in conversation. The visuals and the script for asking and answering questions was EXTREMELY helpful during our sessions. Awesome activity!

  1087. Laura G. –

    This has become a staple in my social language groups. Has been extremely helpful for my students practicing reciprocal conversations.

  1088. Linda P. –

    This has been a great resource for students working on social skills! These visual help to keep them so engaged while practicing conversations. I like the variety that this resource provides!

  1089. Elizabeth S. –

    Great product! Useful with my higher needs students.

  1090. Cathy Zervas –

    An excellent resource with good quality visual to support student understanding.

  1091. Rachel G. –

    I use this resource often. So many kiddos on my caseload are working on conversational skills, asking and answering questions. I appreciate the visuals you used in this resource, as I have kiddos that cannot read words on my caseload. The visuals make this resource accessible for them.

  1092. Rebecca M. –

    This has been a great way to continue to work on conversation skills even from a distance!

  1093. Emily W. –

    This has made abstract social concepts SO much easier for my students with pragmatic needs. It makes conversations predictable without being overly formulaic!

  1094. Little Apple Teacher –

    Thank you

  1095. Melanie S. –

    Awesome

  1096. AAC SLPA –

    kids loved it!

  1097. Brittany D. –

    Great!

  1098. Melissa P. –

    Great pragmatic resource to drive conversation among students. Provides a great framework.

  1099. Brigid C. –

    I have a few students who have social communication goals, and I wasn’t sure where to start- this resource was great for scaffolding conversational skills!

  1100. Connie S. –

    Excellent

  1101. M A. –

    Fantastic resource

  1102. Danielle H. –

    This is a great resource to use when working on conversational skills!

  1103. Raymond G. –

    I love this resource! It really helped me with my expressive language goals for my students. Highly recommended!

  1104. Mary J. –

    Great resource!

  1105. Jordyn S. –

    Great for scaffolding conversation!

  1106. Spec Ed Tool Shed –

    I’ve been using this resource for the time that I have with a student that I have virtually 1:1 once a week. We are working on conversation skills and this resource is perfect.

  1107. Heather G. –

    I love these sentence starters for my social skills groups!

  1108. Emma S. –

    I LOVE THESE!! I use them OFTEN. They have helped bring structure to teaching conversations and helped my kids immensely. I highly recommend

  1109. Ames for Success –

    Great Resource!

  1110. Constance A. –

    It was great for my conversation skill kiddos, it was very clear and the visuals were great!

  1111. Stephanie L. –

    Nice resource with simple visuals that are not overwhelming to the student. Easy to use and LOW prep!

  1112. Kaitlin L. –

    Great for social skills groups and students that struggle to initiate conversations with peers/sustain them.

  1113. Andrea N. –

    This resource is amazing! I have used it so often and am very happy with my purchase!

  1114. Susie M. –

    These are great visuals for my students with social pragmatic needs. We focus on a new topic every session and role play. They look forward to what is coming up next.

  1115. Celia Roche –

    My students loved this activity.

  1116. Abby to the Core –

    Great resource!

  1117. Jessica G. –

    Great set of visuals to teach early conversational skills.

  1118. Sara T. –

    Great resource! Thank you

  1119. Rebecca Autrey –

    Easy and low prep

  1120. Lindsay H. –

    I’ve been looking for conversation scripts to help my students. Thank you so much!

  1121. Rebecca F. –

    Love using this with my AAC kids to expand their ability to ask and answer questions and as visual supports with students targeting social-pragmatic goals

  1122. Jenny L. –

    The resource provided a really good visual for my students to practice conversational skills.

  1123. Isabella K. –

    This resource was useful both in-person and via remote learning. I like that there are different levels because I can use it across my caseload. The questions are fun and engaging for the students. The visuals at the bottom provide great prompts for the students, as well.

  1124. Kelli S. –

    I’ve been using these for my students with ASD. It is easy and quick. Love the visuals.

  1125. Kamila K. –

    great resource!

  1126. Whitney H. –

    I have used this in so many ways! It is so adaptable to whatever you are working on. Love it.

  1127. Deaf Ed SLP –

    Nicely structured task for conversation skills with distance learning students

  1128. Lauren R. –

    Great resource. Thank you!

  1129. Miranda H. –

    Another excellent, well thought out product

  1130. Karen S. –

    This is an excellent resource to use with student on the autism spectrum!

  1131. Organized Speech Corner –

    Excellent visuals

  1132. Susan A. –

    This resource is such a time saver and excellent for use as a visual support.

  1133. There’s chocolate in my desk –

    These were super helpful with one of my students. Thanks!

  1134. Kristie G. –

    Easy to use and had great engagement with my patients.

  1135. The UNC SLP 2B –

    This is one of my favorite resources to use for teletherapy when targeting pragmatic language skills. The visuals are great to support conversational choices! Thank you!

  1136. Courtney R. –

    my kiddos on the spectrum loved this resource!

  1137. Speech Therapy Spot –

    Great for my students with autism who need more visual supports!

  1138. Jamie B. –

    Love, Love, Love this resource!! Use it all the time! Quick and easy!

  1139. Kathleen K. –

    Love these cards to use with my students to work on pragmatic skills.

  1140. Emily G. –

    Great resource, easy to use, thank you

  1141. melissa K. –

    My students love using this resource!

  1142. Noor H. –

    Literally downloaded this and began using it right away! Such a great tool to have when working on pragmatics!

  1143. Danielle D. –

    I used this resource for speech therapy. It was very helpful!

  1144. Amy C. –

    Excellent resource!

  1145. Tara M. –

    It’s a great road map for conversation with students that have difficulties maintaining a conversation with peers or adults. I like that the conversation maps continue to progress to include a variety of questions as the student masters the previous levels.

  1146. Tayler S. –

    Great product for helping my students on the spectrum visualize where we can take our conversations. Thanks!!

  1147. Lauren C. –

    These are so great for my students who need support in starting and maintaining a conversation.

  1148. Randi F. –

    Super easy and great way to get kids to express themselves and learn about their peers!

  1149. Alise G. –

    THIS WAS SO HELPFUL!

  1150. alibeeSLP –

    This resource is simple enough to use across my caseload!

  1151. Stephanie F. –

    Absolutely love this resource! Use it all the time. I love having it handy to promote and support conversation. I also love the visuals and have modeled some of my own materials after it as I found it to be really successful with my students.

  1152. Katy M. –

    This is a great resource for my students.

  1153. Kylie D. –

    It was nice to use as an intro for my students with ASD working on social skills.

  1154. Haley’s Speech Things –

    This is a great resource! I use it digitally on my ipad and printed out! When I print it, I like to have kids pick a few cards and then practice asking teachers or friends!

  1155. Abbey M. –

    I have many students on my caseload that really struggle with back and forth conversation. They often don’t really listen to their conversation partner and don’t know how to respond. Having this card in front of them has been a fun and structured way to practice back and forth conversation. I use it as a starting point to help them build spontaneous conversation skills. I love that it is levelled as well for a variety of ages and levels of conversation being targeted.

  1156. Brooke R. –

    The leveled approach to conversations is great! It helped me better identify target areas to work on with my students rather than just asking/answering questions. I also like the clear and consistent visual supports throughout each level.

  1157. Courtney K. –

    Thank you! Great resource!

  1158. Rachael F. –

    Great for transition times in and out of recess!

  1159. Kristine V. –

    great resource

  1160. Stacy S. –

    Working on basic conversations using AAC. They have been very helpful!

  1161. Gabrielle E. –

    This has been a great resource for my students working on speaker and listener strategies! Keeps them engaged and has different levels!

  1162. Michele A. –

    Students have successfully utilized this packet in order to help them “use their words” in conversation with their peers.

  1163. The Read-Aloud SLP –

    Great prompts to use for conversation.

  1164. bethany F. –

    Used these with my AAC students with ASD and they loved them. Great way to introduce conversational turn-taking with visual supports to make them successful.

  1165. Samantha T. –

    Amazing resource!

  1166. Rachael Wilcox –

    Perfect for my students

  1167. Lisa Johnson –

    This is a great resource! Thank you!

  1168. Lucy J. –

    I have used these a lot with my children with neurodevelopmental disorders and they have been so helpful. Great for looking at what are socially appropriate questions and use as a support for initiating conversation

  1169. Autism Homeschooling –

    Love

  1170. Melissa O. –

    Love this resource!

  1171. Joanne Paoli –

    I use these cards during group sessions where we are working on asking each other questions, listening and answering questions. The visual helps a lot. They are beginning to get the idea.

  1172. Sinead F. –

    This is one of my go to resources! Thank you

  1173. Val G –

    Love this ! So helpful

  1174. Karen M. –

    Perfect

  1175. Samantha B. –

    awesome resource for my high school students with Autism, thank you so much!

  1176. Emily R. –

    Great resource for teaching conversational skills!

  1177. Meghan M. –

    Great resource!

  1178. Casey C. –

    Engaging way to target conversational turn-taking.

  1179. Bethany S. –

    This is a great visual support and so helpful for the Autistic children I work with

  1180. Candice Grudowski SLP –

    Great resource! It saved me so much prep time!

  1181. Susan C. –

    I loved using with my early elementary social language groups.

  1182. Allison D. –

    Excellent resource! Thank you. Extremely helpful!

  1183. Melissa Rowland –

    Great topics and prompts for students with autism!

  1184. Kayla R. –

    This has been helpful to use with my students who have social skills goals!

  1185. Stephanie L. –

    I use primarily with my ASD kiddos; I have a couple of upcoming AAC sessions that I am planning to use them for as well.

  1186. Joanna S. –

    Great to give to staff assistants to use with students.

  1187. Sherry Sanderson –

    I used this with a student with autism who would ask people the same question over and over.

  1188. Stephanie L. –

    This has been a helpful resource for some of my more challanging students. Thank you!

  1189. Carol C. –

    Great

  1190. Fade The Prompt –

    Very helpful and easy to have handy during sessions.

  1191. Laura M. –

    Visual prompts help the clients

  1192. Ashley M. –

    Great product!

  1193. Dorian Sobel –

    Another great resource from Speechy Musings!

  1194. Kim Dobson –

    Love it! Thank you!

  1195. Lisa G. –

    This tool was great for me, especially with children who are highly echolalic. It helped teach them conversational strategies. Scripts take time to develop, but it’s an effective strategy.

  1196. Speech With Lauren –

    This has been so amazing for some of my kiddos! Thank you 🙂

  1197. Deana D. –

    Great resource, thanks.

  1198. elena T. –

    thank you ! love it!

  1199. Brianna B. –

    Visual supports were helpful

  1200. Emily S. –

    I used this as part of a question of the day activity with students in my mild/moderate special day class. I liked the clear visual supports included.

  1201. Teaching By Capturing Hearts –

    I love this resource! I love that it has levels depending on where my students are in their conversations skills and that each level builds on each other! Thank you for sharing!

  1202. Victoria R. –

    This product is just what I was looking for! I really enjoy using it!

  1203. One Of A Kind Kids –

    These are great!

  1204. Chelsea L. –

    I love this resource so much!!!

  1205. Ashley M. –

    This resource was incredible in teaching my learner to respond using full sentences. The resource included a large variety of topics of discussion and different levels to allow for growth in conversational skills.

  1206. Mallory O. –

    Great resource with visuals embedded in conversational topics. A practical tool I will get much use out of!

  1207. Carolyn S. –

    I printed these smaller and put them on a key-chain to have on hand. It was perfect for students that are working on generalizing. All I needed to do was give a little visual and they could remember their strategies or what they needed to do!

  1208. Joy C. –

    This is just what I needed…scripts + visuals. My students were engaged with the visual nature of the cards.

  1209. Julie Ane L W. –

    This great! It has 3 levels of activities and the visuals are so helpful for the student to refer to and expand his conversational turns.

  1210. Stephanye R. –

    This was used to help a student of my to have meaningful conversations with his peers. It was a great resource to have. Thanks!

  1211. Shireen G. –

    Really love the visuals and how it’s so broken down!

  1212. Joanna C. –

    My students found this resource super useful to help aid in communicative exchange. It helped length conversation and gave visual cues to ask questions or make appropriate comments – highly recommend!

  1213. Jo ann C. –

    Great Resource – thank you!

  1214. Mallory P. –

    This is an amazing resource. I use it for my AAC students and it has been so helpful!

  1215. Brooke P. –

    Targets are on point for what my students needed.

  1216. Anastasia Balkissoon –

    Great resource !

  1217. Rebecca K. –

    Just what I’ve been looking for- thank you!!

  1218. Jill K. –

    These are so great for scaffolding to different conversational abilities.

  1219. Christine S. –

    This is a great resource to teach conversation skills.

  1220. Speech Learning Place –

    Great visual to help with conversational exchanges and expanding utterances.

  1221. Milca B. –

    Thank you so much! The visuals were great and I love the scaffolded questions.

  1222. Linda S. –

    This resource is helpful for the students who are echolalic as well as the higher level students who don’t always know what to say after yes or no. Love this resource.

  1223. Alexandria E. –

    I love how conversation is broken into three different levels so I can use with a variety of students. There is a lot of room to practice conversation skills.

  1224. maria Garcia –

    Another great resource!! Love it.

  1225. Speechy Travels –

    Thank you!

  1226. Eilish S. –

    Love how this resource is scaffolded so it can be used for a variety of students.

  1227. Marissa N. –

    This was a great activity to help students with greeting others, thanks!

  1228. Nichole H. –

    I love this resource for targeting conversations. I like having the “rules” of conversation to review before the conversation and the self-rating checklist for after the conversation. 3 levels make this resource usable for a variety of students on my caseload.

  1229. Georgia B. –

    Love these so much! Kids ask for these as a ‘warm up’ as it doesn’t feel like work 🙂

  1230. Erin K. –

    This is such an excellent resource for getting my students to converse with each other. Highly recommend!

  1231. Autism Kids Therapy –

    Good resource

  1232. Lauren K. –

    Great Resource!

  1233. Janet D. –

    I am new to working with students in our moderate classroom and this resource has been invaluable! I love the different levels of conversations and my students find it very engaging!

  1234. Justine L. –

    I use this resource all the time! It’s been a life saver!

  1235. Sarah C. –

    Fantastic! I love that it continue to build on the conversation skills.

  1236. Jamie H. –

    Great resource to work on social interaction skills with students.

  1237. Sara F. –

    Very visual and engaging, a great way to scaffold conversations.

  1238. Michelle G –

    Great resource!

  1239. NICOLE R. –

    This was a great resource to use with my student using AAC devices

  1240. Keely H. –

    I just started using these to build some turn-taking and social language skills in some of my school-age clients. They have worked wonderfully. The resource contains visuals for SO many topics, and they have been so effective.

  1241. Amanda G. –

    This student works for a variety of ages! It has great visuals for the kids to follow along to ask questions. The answer formats aren’t as great as the question format, but it has good topics and gets the kids talking.

  1242. TeachLoveInspireCreate –

    Love it

  1243. Miss G Speech –

    Great for ASD students and those who struggle with initiating conversations.

  1244. Janice M. –

    great resource for virtual learning

  1245. Anna L. –

    This resource is a great way to scaffold conversation skills, teaching how to ask relevant questions and maintain the conversation. I love using it for my students with social skills goals.

  1246. Brenna A. –

    Good for learning to take turns, stay on topic, and question/response format!

  1247. Christine P. –

    This is a great resource for my students with autism working on social communication goals. I like that it is a hierarchy so that I can increase or decrease the difficulty when needed!

  1248. Semantically Speaking –

    Fantastic resource! Thank you!

  1249. indyspeechy –

    love using this resource with kids who have difficulty continuing conversations or taking turns in conversations.

  1250. Ashley B. –

    Great way to target conversation skills -thank you!

  1251. Jacob S. –

    A great visual resource!

  1252. Eileen W. –

    Great resource!

  1253. Elizabeth K. –

    This has helped so much with my students struggling with conversation skills.

  1254. TracyAnn O. –

    My students were engaged throughout the lessons using these materials.

  1255. Elizabeth B. –

    These have been so nice to have when teaching conversation skills especially with my younger students.

  1256. Kayla H. –

    This product was super helpful with providing a visual structure to basic conversational skills. My kids benefited from having the pictures to support the written words and choices on what to say next.

  1257. Alyssa B. –

    This resource has been very useful with students this year teaching some basic skills with engaging questions

  1258. Tara S. –

    I’m glad I found this resource. It great for my autism groups!

  1259. Camille G. –

    really nice materials. love the visuals

  1260. P2C – Pictures to Communicate –

    Thank you for a great product! It was applicable and easy to use. I would recommend buying it.

  1261. Lea H. –

    This was easy to use with my students.

  1262. Anna Shaw –

    Great resource for speech push in centers

  1263. Yasmeen Esaklul –

    i use these all the time! so great

  1264. Theresa S. –

    Using these with my middle school students with ASD! Loved that it’s a leveled resource and has lots of visuals!

  1265. Leslie A. –

    Love this! Helps my students practice basic conversation skills in a structured and predictable manner.

  1266. Jennifer L. –

    Great script! Good visuals.

  1267. Miranda B. –

    So I like how this is a structured approach to conversation skills. I really like how it teaches some options, so kids don’t just have one tool to use that checks the box for responding. I really enjoy the visuals on the cards.

  1268. Samantha F. –

    This is a great resource to have and the student love it!

  1269. Thought Bubble SLP –

    Love all of your products!

  1270. Lisa Baxter –

    This worked great for my students

  1271. Eliana L. –

    love this

  1272. Amanda D. –

    Thanks for the resource. It was a good addition to my collection.

  1273. Maggie Dooley –

    This was a great resource for basic conversations.

  1274. Erica S. –

    Easy to implement and easy scaffolding.

  1275. Rosy Dialogue –

    Love love this- it’s so great for working on social skills.

  1276. Katie W. –

    This resource is super simple and easy to use. I love that I can print it out and there are many topics so I can use this over the course of many sessions.

  1277. The Speech Pie –

    I love this resource! It has been so helpful during distance and in person lessons. Thank you for creating it and sharing it with us all! Definitely recommend!

  1278. Erin H. –

    There are not many resources out there for my students current language and conversational skills level. This was super helpful to provide visual support to very basic, limited language learners.

  1279. Mariella Romero –

    I appreciate how this resource has levels to it so it can be adjusted based on the students’ skills. The visuals were straightforward and the students really benefitted from it overall.

  1280. Suzan L. –

    It is great to have engaging resources to improve conversational skills. Thank you!

  1281. Michele J. –

    Very helpful for my student with Autism that understands turns taking but struggles what to say next in a conversation.

  1282. Alyssa F. –

    My students loves the images and using a marker to circle the correct answers! So engaging and low prep!

  1283. Lindsay M. –

    Great resource!

  1284. Bookish SLP –

    Love all Speechy Musings products!

  1285. Melanie J. –

    My students enjoyed the conversation prompts as we practiced how to have a conversation.

  1286. Karina J. –

    This has been a really useful resource to have when working on asking questions and the basic flow of conversations. It works as a great reference during practice.

  1287. Miranda H. –

    Really helpful for building conversational turn-taking and helping students learn about staying on-topic.

  1288. Jennifer O. –

    This resource is so helpful for my student with ASD. Thanks!

  1289. Anna D. –

    great product!

  1290. Caitlin Elam –

    These have been wonderful in my pragmatics speech therapy groups. There are so many options and it has been helpful in aiding my students in interacting with each other. I appreciate the different levels that are offered. If students in the same group are in different levels, however, it can be challenging because the questions are different in each level. Overall, I am happy with this product. I will use it for hopefully years to come!

  1291. Hayley D. –

    This has been a great resource! My students like the visuals. The no prep/print format makes my life easier.

  1292. Karen P. –

    Nice resource with good visuals. I laminated and put them on binder rings and made a booklet.

  1293. The SPED Den –

    My students enjoyed using this resource.

  1294. Jessica B SLP –

    This worked great for my middle school ASD student doing virtual learning!

  1295. Lauren B. –

    Great visuals and resource for SLPs!

  1296. Olivia B. –

    This can be so hard to target in sessions, and I’m so glad I stumbled upon this resource! Not only has it saved me prep time, but it’s a great tool to use with my students. They stay really engaged and focused when I use this!

  1297. Jamie M. –

    Yet another great product from Shannon! You can’t go wrong if purchasing any of her materials.

  1298. Nancy G. –

    I printed them out cut them and organized them in little boxes. Having them small allowed for room for more. They enjoyed having the choices with pictures.

  1299. Amber F. –

    This resource has been a wonderful addition for my pragmatic kiddos. So helpful!!

  1300. Creating Critical Thinkers 101 –

    My students enjoy this activity so much.
    We use it as a warm for our ELD block.

  1301. Positive Behavior & Playful Learning –

    This resource helped bridge the gap of participation in my social groups! I have a particular pair of students with differing communication levels that this highly benefited. It taught my one student waiting while the other was ecstatic to read, answer and participate! Great for turn taking as well 🙂

  1302. Katherine S. –

    I have been looking for a resource to offer more visual supports for students developing early conversation skills. This has been a useful tool to meet that need and practice asking and answering questions and basic conversation skills. I appreciate the scaffolding of this resource to meet the needs of various support levels.

  1303. Veronica Delicath –

    This is a great resource for helping teach conversation skills. I am thankful for all the work you have put into this.

  1304. Roxy R. –

    Wonderful product!

  1305. Amanda S. –

    This resource has been great for targeted basic conversation skills. I love the visuals and how it builds from yes/no questions to open ended questions

  1306. Katie D. –

    Love the scripts so it can help my kiddos who struggle with coming up with questions for a topic. We practice with the scripts and then gradually fade the prompts as students become more familiar with what to ask about each topic.

  1307. Kelly Schaefer –

    Students were engaged, interested, and successful!

  1308. Auddi L. –

    Great questions and visuals provide a starting off point for conversations and teaching about conversations.

  1309. Speech and Sunshine SLP –

    I use this every day. My students love to ask the questions and the different levels of support for different learners is so helpful. This brings some structure to social language sessions.

  1310. Caroline Hale –

    Love the visuals that are included for each conversational prompt!

  1311. Diana H. –

    Visual supports to use while working on conversational skills! Love having this resource in my toolbox.

  1312. The Autism Ninja –

    This is a great versatile resource for different ages/abilities.

  1313. Kathryn I. –

    Helpful scripts for working on asking/answering questions, making comments, etc.

  1314. patricia L. –

    The contents are really useful for my students.

  1315. Lisa J. –

    I really enjoy the way this is leveled to introduce conversation with a systematic approach. The visuals were accessible for students who struggle most with language.

  1316. MANDY H. –

    I love using these visuals. It helps the student’s while learning a new skill.

  1317. Sydney Bailey –

    Great product!

  1318. Dale S. –

    These were great materials for teaching conversation skills. I love that it included so many examples and in various different levels, so they could be used with all of my students.

  1319. Emily K. –

    awesome resource!

  1320. Denise K. –

    Great for my ELLs!

  1321. Kaitlin B. –

    Awesome!

  1322. Sarah S. –

    I use these with my students working on social language. The design and simple graphics make them easy to use and understand, and the students enjoy practicing conversational skills with the various topics.

  1323. Katherine H. –

    A good resource for helping students to develop responses to social questions. Visuals for Level 3 could be outlined more clearly.

  1324. Rosemary R. –

    Great visuals and so useful!

  1325. JP Speech Pathology –

    This resource has been a great conversation starter for some of the folk that I support thanks for creating. I am not probably using it as question skill drill but rather a way to spring board conversations about how visuals can help.

  1326. Cecilie Ovnerud –

    Loved this resource, went straight into my rotations after we had done some whole class teaching and learning lessons.

  1327. Jamela M. –

    I use these daily! They are great to help teach students to answer questions, start a conversation, and stay on topic.

  1328. Theresa P. –

    I use this resource with my ASD students who need that visual in order to have a reciprocal conversation. Great resource!

  1329. Dilma A. –

    What a great resource

  1330. Gabrielle B. –

    This resource is easy for my clients with ASD to follow. The picture support helps them to grasp what they should say and when.

  1331. Graceful Speech –

    Love, love, love! Thank you!

  1332. Courtney W. –

    Great resource!

  1333. Jessica R. –

    I love this resource! I used it to target formulating questions, asking follow up questions, responding to peers, and more! They are very versatile, and the graphics can be used with any group!

  1334. Toby T. –

    Great resource.

  1335. Erin W. –

    I loved using this for speech in the self-contained rooms! thank you!

  1336. Angie B. –

    Love the materials

  1337. Michael D. –

    Very useful in the special education classroom.

  1338. Nikole S. –

    Great resource for my students on the autism spectrum.

  1339. Debbie N. –

    Love the accompanying visuals. I’ve been using this with my teenage social skills client with poor language and it has been so helpful!

  1340. Tiffany G. –

    This is the perfect resource for my students with social language needs. My students like the visual supports and I can already see what I difference it is making during our therapy sessions.

  1341. Mariena B. –

    This resource is a nice visual for my students with ASD when discussing pragmatics and conversation.

  1342. Speech Made Simple –

    This is great and so helpful for my social skills groups! Thank you! 🙂

  1343. Emily R. –

    Great visuals for conversation!

  1344. Kaleena S. –

    These are very helpful for my young adult client with autism. Thank you!

  1345. Megan C. –

    Great!!

  1346. Risha Jones –

    Perfect resource for maintaining topic of conversation using visuals and script.

  1347. Allison P. –

    Great visuals to target the initiation of conversational topics with peers!

  1348. Melissa Luces –

    I always struggled with what to use for my students with conversational turn-taking goals. This has helped so much.

  1349. Ann L. –

    I like that it includes different level of support. Useful for groups!

  1350. missy J. –

    This is a great resource to help students who are working on social and conversational skills. I love that the resource can be used for both in person and virtual students.

  1351. Tania S. –

    These have been great for helping students to understand conversation skills and self monitor. The visuals are clear and effective. Thank you.

  1352. Lisa N. –

    I just started using this and it has been very useful for working in conversational skills with my autistic students.

  1353. Erin L. –

    I began using these last year to help my students practice their conversation skills. The students loved them, there was a level for all of my students so they could all participate without any extra work for me. We used them once a week and they all showed improvement in social conversation skills.

  1354. Julia H. –

    Great product

  1355. Deanna Johnson –

    Great resource for my students in a self-contained classroom! 🙂

  1356. jennifer E. –

    My students love this!

  1357. Kara S. –

    Very helpful resource! Thank you!

  1358. Renee L. –

    This was exactly what I was looking for….love the levels to help scaffold further conversation. This one is a keeper.

  1359. Kailey G. –

    Great, simple visuals to work on foundational skills for conversations!

  1360. Kathleen H. –

    Very helpful to provide structure and visual support for students

  1361. Nichole C. –

    LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!!! Thank you! Very well organized.

  1362. Stephanie R. –

    Beautifully designed! The children enjoyed these! So happy to have made this purchase!

  1363. Jill S. –

    So many students needs structure to understand and carry out conversational activities. I think this skill is not practiced enough in school. Thank you for this resource that helps our students learning to converse with others.

  1364. Miranda S. –

    These visuals help building conversations more tangible for my students as they learn social cues and some scripts to build their conversations.

  1365. Addie T. –

    This is a great super structured resource. Especially with my students with ASD! It makes it so easy for them to see and understand and I love how it is leveled from yes/no questions to WH questions, etc.

  1366. Patricia Johnson SLP –

    Great resource to use with a wide range of students. I love how there were visuals and leveled support from giving students a choice of answers to sentence starters to open-ended questions.

  1367. Dawn Speech Therapy –

    This is a very engaging activity for students of all ages working on social skills.

  1368. Demetra K. –

    This has been the perfect resource for my kiddos who are working on formulating conversation questions and who are also able to read!

  1369. Speech Treat –

    These scripts and visuals have come in handy with lots of my students working on the basics of conversations. Thanks!

  1370. MEDINA G. –

    I really loved using this with kids who are non verbal in the classroom

  1371. Emily M. –

    This is a great way to work conversations. It’s very visual. I love that there are multiple levels.

  1372. Contribution Over Presence –

    I really liked this resource as it provided prompts for my students to engage in conversations with others. The prompts were easy for students to follow along and i could align them to adaptive behavior/communication goals.

  1373. Ashley P. –

    I like using these scripts with my students. Gives great examples.

  1374. Cara S. –

    Great resource that helped with conversation goals, no prep and something you can grab quickly to use. Like how it starts at the beginning and works it way up plus gives prompts.

  1375. Donna O. –

    My students have used level 2 & 3. They are good at reading but not that great at initiating a conversation or asking questions. This has been a game changer in our small group sessions. Not only do they answer a question but can now ask a question and keep the conversation flowing and going.

  1376. Crystal F. –

    This has worked wonders for my students! I have noticed improvements in their conversation skills.

  1377. Ivonne G. –

    Good visuals and there is an abundance of trials/questions.

  1378. Jessica Rose –

    Good visuals to help with scripting conversation.

  1379. Sped Teacher Sarah –

    These scripts are so useful for my students working on social skills! The visual are awesome for my nonreaders!

  1380. Deborah E –

    This is a great resource to have for conversational skills. The topics are interesting and relatable and the visuals are very helpful for my students.

  1381. Kristen R. –

    This is a good time saver. I am new to working on this topic with students so this was very beneficial!

  1382. Amy Fox –

    I love this resource. Great to use with students working on conversational skills.

  1383. McKenzie F. –

    Awesome visual support for conversations. Loved incorporating in sessions.

  1384. Suzanne R. –

    I love pulling out this resource to use to support conversational skills with students!

  1385. Lynnette P. –

    I have been using these in a self-contained classroom in my school. There are some 5th grade helpers that come in to do social skills groups with the kids. These conversation scripts really help with those groups.

  1386. Ashley G. –

    I highly recommend this resource! This was an engaging activity. I’ve used this with several students and they all loved it!

  1387. Carli N. –

    Great resource to use with my kiddos working on pragmatic language. The visuals are really helpful for understanding how to structure a conversation.

  1388. Brittany B. –

    This is a great resource providing simple, guided conversation for the little ones I work with! Having reminders for good conversation skills (especially listening for responses) as well as choices for students to select from was very helpful!

  1389. Amity C. –

    The picture support on all levels is a must with the students I service. This is the perfect resource for them, and me.

  1390. Alessia N. –

    I have recently been loving this resource to assist my students in developing grammatical conversational quesions. It offers a great visual prompt and guidance and is wonderful for my students who can read!

  1391. Creative Speech Therapy –

    Engaging tool that will be useful for my large varied caseload.

  1392. Christina C. –

    Another great, ready-to-use resource from Speechy Musings!

  1393. Kayla R. –

    My students loved this resource and it was easy to use!

  1394. Jewel C. –

    Great resource to teach my students conversation skills. I use it often.

  1395. Kelly G. –

    This is such a great visual tool to teach reciprocal interactions in conversations.

  1396. Lara K. –

    This resource works well for students learning the basics of conversation and needing visual supports. An easy resource to print and pass to school aides to facilitate social skills goals.

  1397. Sandy P. –

    This product has helped several of my students understand the concept of a back and forth conversation. The visuals helped so I could decrease the amount of verbal prompts they needed.

  1398. Liz H. –

    This is exactly what my students needed to guide them through conversational skills. I love having the different levels for each student to scaffold progress. This helped decrease verbal cues that make it difficult for students to understand the reciprocity of conversation.

  1399. Meghan S. –

    This is a great resource to use with students on my caseload. Thank you! : )

  1400. Leeanne N. –

    simple illustrations and scripts are easy to follow. My special ed teachers like to have these on hnad for centers or calendar time activities

  1401. Life Ready with Megan Doherty –

    My students have gotten so much out of using this product and scripting off of it to form a conversation. Thank you.

  1402. Cassidy A. –

    This was a great resource to work with kids on the spectrum and conversational deficits.

  1403. Megan C. –

    Loved this resource for my kids. Allowed me to use with various level kids.

  1404. Breanna M. –

    These conversation cards were extremely helpful to have as a visual cue for students to initiate conversations and know what to do without needing verbal modeling/prompting.

  1405. Kristi B. –

    This is perfect! I have been using this and one other resource from Speechie Musings for some of my high school students during ESY with social language and asking questions goals. It is perfect for my students! Thanks!!

  1406. Lauren H. –

    My older elementary AAC students really enjoyed this resource to help them use their AAC in conversations.

  1407. Marcela B. –

    This was a very helpful resource for my patients who need a script in order to maintain a conversation.

  1408. BeautifullySPED –

    These are wonderful to use during Morning Meeting or during small group.

  1409. Speechie Time –

    I loved the visuals, which was really helpful when talking about conversational structures.

  1410. Marti W. –

    This is a great resource to help the students on your caseload learn basic conversation skills. The updated graphics are great!!!

  1411. Beth Kennedy –

    I love how thorough and clear the materials from Speech Musings always are! I know that I will never be disappointed with the materials!

  1412. Amanda P. –

    I like the different levels that are included in this product. I am able to use this with several different students.

  1413. Felicia L. –

    I love this resource! Simple and easy for my student’s to understand and basic scripts that can be used everyday!

  1414. Grishma A. –

    Excellent resource for conversation skills. Helped my students a lot. Very easy to use.

  1415. Magdalys M. –

    Excellent resource. Well made and easy to administer.

  1416. Tanya B. –

    I like the different levels of support provided in this product. The topics are interesting and the students enjoyed talking about them.

  1417. Maria H. –

    Great resource! This was helpful for my students working on social skills.

  1418. Haley V. –

    This is one of my favorite purchases from TPT ever. Makes teaching pragmatic and social language so much easier!

  1419. The Communication Curriculum –

    I love this set! The leveling makes this resource easy to use for a variety of students and gives me a clear sequence on what to target next. The visuals are very helpful!

  1420. Angie H. –

    This leveled set has great visuals and activities to help my students working on conversational skills.

  1421. Ellie Phillips –

    Super helpful for my students who may have echoalia and GSP.

  1422. Gina G. –

    This is a great visual to target conversation maintenance with kids who benefit from visual supports

  1423. Nicole T. –

    The visuals were helpful in getting my students to learn about reciprocating conversations. I liked this resource for my more visual learners.

  1424. Michele T. –

    Awesome resource for my students with ASD -great visuals and prompts

  1425. Aaron J. –

    This was a great resource. I use it during virtual sessions.

  1426. Kaitlyn Z. –

    I really like the visuals and consistent set up with this resource. My suggestion would be instead of TV to swap to YouTube/TikTok or general videos with the upcoming generations. I also found that some of my students will just read it through to themselves, so perhaps a “questioner” versus a “listener/responder” visual card would help or somehow separate cards for each. Overall really happy with this resource and hope to have a “question of the week” for all my elementary speech kiddos soon as a lot of them struggle with asking questions appropriately. Thanks!

  1427. MEGmazing Sped –

    These are great for students with limited social skills and verbal skills.

  1428. Edna B H. –

    Such a great visual for working on conversational skills.

  1429. Kathryn W. –

    This activity is a great resource to use with students who struggle with foundational conversation skills. Most of these students are very visual learners and this resource provides clear visuals throughout.

  1430. Whitney B. –

    Love this product! Easy to use and navigate in my classroom.

  1431. Katelyn B. –

    These resources had great visuals and were well organized. I wish there was another level in the middle. There is a gap in skills between the levels that I think are where most of my students are currently at.

  1432. Jennifer O. –

    This resource is great! I used it with my upper grade ASD students to support conversations with peers.

  1433. Nikole E. –

    Great resource to use when targeting conversational skills.

  1434. Daley Speech –

    My students find this resource so engaging and it is so easy to use!

  1435. Lupita G. –

    This has been a great visual for my clients that struggle to engage in conversation!

  1436. Matthew G. –

    These are very helpful visuals for my student, that make the flow of simple conversational exchanges more tangible for young learners.

  1437. Talktivity –

    Good visuals for teaching basic conversation skills.

  1438. Aine S. –

    Love this resource, easy to use with students with little English.

  1439. Amy M. –

    I love these! My students with autism really are engaged and the visuals help with understanding. They have been participating in conversation more frequently with the help of these visuals and scripts!

  1440. Ammaarah C. –

    It was a helpful tool. My students found it engaging. It was great because it guides students to have conversations.

  1441. Sabrina A. –

    This resource is very helpful for working on asking questions and teaching basic reciprocal communication skills.

  1442. Caitlin C. –

    A super helpful material for my students on the spectrum!

  1443. Adapt and Achieve –

    Awesome resource and loved using it in my special education class!

  1444. Elizabeth G. –

    I LOVE this resource! And it provides a great example for not only students, but also when demonstrating how to work on conversational skills and appropriate modeling for parents/paras/teachers.

  1445. WEI JUEN L. –

    great low level and simple resource with visuals to support topic initiation

  1446. Kimberly V. –

    My student benefits not only from the structure of this activity but the embedded repetition it provides. Thank you for this resource!

  1447. Katelyn S. –

    I love how this resource breaks down asking and answering questions! Easy to use with students and minimal prep.

  1448. Tara S. –

    These have been very helpful for my students working on social skills and learning to respond to peers and continue conversations. I love that they are leveled also!

  1449. Elizabeth S. –

    These scripts were helpful for my students. The visuals were good.

  1450. Crystal S. –

    This is such a great resource to help develop conversational skills. My students love the provided visual support.

  1451. Chelsey M. –

    This is a great resource to have on hand! Speechy Musings always delivers with functional materials that are user friendly for both the student and adult. Love that it includes multiple levels of support. Thank you!

  1452. Chidera Oyeka –

    I love this resource. Its used in my daily sessions now!

  1453. Celina S. –

    This resource has been wonderful to use with my clients of all ages. It has helped support beginning conversational skills as well as using it for my older ones who may need support responding to friends. The variety of levels has been beneficial for my caseload.

  1454. Sunny Day Speech Academy –

    Super duper help for my children with pragmatic difficulties. Thank you!

  1455. The Dog Days of Kindergarten –

    My students loved to use this resource. It made my life very easy and simple. Students were very engaged in all the activities. Great job!

  1456. Abbey W. –

    I love this resource and so do my students! Great for teaching self advocacy skills too.

  1457. Debbie S. –

    these social scripts are very concrete, simple and helpful for my students. I see vast improvements in my students social skills.

  1458. Jessica P. –

    I use these almost everyday. Great for teaching conversation. Love the checklist.

  1459. Fathima I. –

    This is a very popular resource with my students who are working on social language. The pictures provide a level of support that the students benefit from.

  1460. Rachel S. –

    Everything is laid out so clearly. These visuals supports have been very helpful for my students working on social skills.

  1461. Step Into Speech –

    Many of the students in our Autism program have shifted from goals working on expanding utterances and using language for a variety of functions to conversational speech and language – this has been very helpful for them.

  1462. Hayley L. –

    This is great for my pragmatic language students!

  1463. Sherry Biddle –

    Wonderful resource for helping to teach social conversation skills! I use it ALOT!

  1464. Allie Hughes –

    Awesome resources. I use it across so many ages/skill sets and I love how SpeechyMusings creates levels within the resource.

  1465. Ms Speechie Ladybug –

    My student loved this activity. It helped him improve on his conversation turn taking skill.

  1466. Robert Snyder (verified owner) –

    Great use of visuals. I like how there are 3 levels of differentiated instruction to support independence.

  1467. Jennifer P. –

    Wonderful resource. My students have thoroughly enjoyed these. Thanks again!

  1468. Amy M. –

    I appreciate the way this provides structure and visual supports for conversational skills that can be challenging to teach.

  1469. Speech and Language Cousins –

    These “cue cards” are sooo useful in teaching simple conversation starting.

  1470. Ashly B. –

    This resource was so helpful in my sessions.

  1471. Hannah M. –

    I love this resource and highly recommend it to therapists working wh- questions/initiation.

  1472. Rainbows and Sunshine with Deaf Ed –

    Great for working on social skills, the visuals and questions are perfect to start basic conversations.

  1473. Kennedy D. –

    This resource was great to use for my students with learning difficulties

  1474. Without Limits –

    Great resource that is easy to use with learners to help them build up their skills. Great way to ensure learners are able to be well rounded in the skill.

  1475. Brianna H. –

    These are very helpful when working with students on the ASD spectrum.

  1476. Leslie R. –

    The activities are engaging and directly target many goals. They are great!

  1477. Annie S. –

    I loved using this resource for my social communication group when working on initiating and maintaining conversation with peers

  1478. Mercy Homer –

    Great ready-to-use resource and simply outlined !!!

  1479. Emily N. –

    Such an awesome resource! Super engaging – can’t wait to use it more!

  1480. Abigail O. –

    These scripts are very helpful for students who need them! They help teachers use the same wording each time too. 🙂

  1481. krystal V. –

    an in depth and detail tool that can be used. it’s reliable.

  1482. Jenna C. –

    This was a great resource to get to know my high school AAC students & target language/AAC use

  1483. Jennifer B. –

    Great conversation prompts and visuals that include various levels of support. Thank you!

  1484. Marguerite G. –

    I loved this to work on wh questions and pragmatics. Questions were fun and sparked conversations with children

  1485. Amy Canupp –

    I like the visual for engaging in conversations. It takes out the verbal model from the SLP.

  1486. Caroline Daino –

    Great resource for my learners! They really enjoyed it!

  1487. Antoinette F. –

    This is a nice resource to have in a therapist toolkit for social communication practice. Its a nice presentation to model with students conversational turn taking. thank you,

  1488. Haley P. –

    This is a great resource to use with my students in speech therapy!

  1489. Samantha B. –

    This has been helpful in encouraging students to engage in conversations.

  1490. AAC Ladies –

    I used these visual with high school students working on functional conversational skills and responding skills. Love the simplicity and the visuals. Thank you

  1491. Rylie A. –

    Fun resource! So many great conversation topics to practice conversation initiation and topic maintenance.

  1492. Allyson M. –

    This resource supported my students with ASD and expressive language delays in interacting with each other and sustaining conversations/asking relevant questions and responding contingently

  1493. Makayla’s Speech at the Beach –

    This is a fun and engaging resource for targeting communication skills.

  1494. Drew S. –

    My students loved these cards and we used them while playing a game and answering questions! We’ve been working on back and forth conversation and these visuals were perfect.

  1495. Stephanie P. –

    Nice visual for my students who needed scripts and textual cues

  1496. Jasmine T. –

    Great materials to use for ice breaker and for introduction at the beginning of sessions. My students benefited from starting off with the yes/no questions and eventually evolved to the open-ended questions. In addition, the open-ended questions are grouped together via conversation topics so there are follow up Qs that can be asked for students who have difficulty maintaining conversation.

  1497. Grace J. –

    I love this product! I use it all the time with my social groups.

  1498. Bloom and Bridge Elementary Differentiation –

    I laminated these and used them during transitions when walking in the hall with my small group students. It’s pretty simple, but very effective and I love the picture prompts!

  1499. rebecca S. –

    This product was very helpful during my individual and group therapy sessions.

  1500. Stephanie Herold –

    This resource has been very helpful to use with my students/families for speech therapy. Thank you!

  1501. shruthi N. –

    This made planning a breeze—truly appreciate the effort behind it.

  1502. Katys Speech Corner –

    This was a great resource to work on conversational skills with my students. This resource helps them ask and answer questions!

  1503. Mary K. –

    I printed and laminated these to use in scripted conversations between students

  1504. Jillian D. –

    Great Resource

    Great way to work on conversational skills with students who benefit from visuals and scripts!

  1505. Allison B. –

    A Well-Crafted Resource

    This resource has been motivating and engaging for my students.

  1506. Angela C. –

    Great resource

    Great resource to use when working with students on how to have a 2-3 turn conversation.

  1507. bailey K. –

    EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED!

    This resource was excellent for my 1st grade- 5th grade ASD language therapy groups focusing on pragmatics! The visuals are great and I love that there are different levels.

  1508. Karen K. –

    A go-to resource

    I’ve filed this in my “go-to” resources because I use it almost daily for opening conversations.

  1509. Lisa D. –

    Highly Structured

    This is a challenging skill to work on and these visuals are incredibly helpful!

  1510. Amanda P. –

    A great tool

    I use these all the time in my classroom. Thank you so much!

  1511. candice K. –

    LOVED THIS

    This was a quick and easy activity; my students loved it.

  1512. Adrienne D. –

    Life saver!

    These conversation visual starters have been such a helpful tool with my students. The visuals give them the support they need to initiate and keep a conversation going, and I’ve seen great progress in their confidence. My kids are more engaged and willing to participate, and it makes our practice so much more meaningful. Highly recommend for any SLP working on social communication skills!

  1513. Bethany C. –

    As advertized

    I appreciate the thoughtfulness that went into this resource and the variety of topics/questions covered. The different levels are a nice feature to scaffold skills. It really is a springboard for basic conversations, as advertised.

  1514. Cathy M. –

    unique design

    Nice slow paced method to engage students in conversation

  1515. Taylor P. –

    Great Resource

    I am always looking for new materials to use for my pragmatic students, and I love to work with scripts and then build off those skills. I love that these also have visuals for the students to work with.

  1516. ashley E. –

    Great resource!

    This was very easy to incorporate into my sessions and the students seem to be responding well.

  1517. lisa L. –

    My Favorite

    This was a game changer for my Delayed Echolalic Autistic students. It gave a visual and a step to help them stop and listen then reply yes or no. Students loved the visuals and were able to share in conversation with teachers and peers.

  1518. Crystal L. –

    great resource

    FUN WAYS TO TARGET GOALS IN SPEECH/LANGUAGE THERAPY. THE KIDS LOVED IT

  1519. Young at Heart SLP –

    Helpful visuals!

    Very helpful visuals that supports adding structure to my sessions!

  1520. SayItWithHaley –

    Great resource!

    Great resource for my kids who struggle with reciprocal conversations!

  1521. Johanna W. –

    Great Resource

    Very helpful for my student’s that struggle socially with turn-taking and conversations.

  1522. Sofia M. –

    Great Resource

    Love this resource for my younger students K-2 and my AU kiddos!

  1523. Jamie C. –

    helpful for social emotional lessons

    We do “Conversation Mondays” in our special education classroom for social emotional and this provides the needed support for some of my students who really struggled with conversations.

  1524. Marissa R. –

    A great visual!

    This was a great visual and conversation starter to help guide clients through the conversational process!

  1525. Debra R. –

    Great Recourse

    This was a great recourse my students really enjoyed it!

  1526. Erin B. –

    Great Visuals

    Love these visuals to support communication for a variety of purposes!

  1527. Kaitlin Z. –

    Great for social skills

    I love this resource for my learning support students. It is a great supplemental tool since our curriculum does not do as well in differentiating instruction for students with disabilities.

  1528. SPED Resources with Miss Rhodes –

    Great and Fun

    I teach grades 2-4 Life Skills. My students loved this activity and I feel confident they will learn from it!

  1529. Breanna C. –

    Great Product

    My students love these visuals and really benefit from them

  1530. Whitt’s End –

    Wonderful resource!

    I love this resource for my social skills lessons with my kindergarten students! Thank you!

  1531. Margaret M. –

    A Great Resource!

    Speechy Musings products are my number 1 go-to. I bought this for a 7th grader with a newer robust AAC program and this has been an amazing support/adjunct that provides our session with a visual support. Fantastic, can’t recommend it enough!

  1532. Ann G. –

    This helped my students better understand conversations

    I was looking to create basic scripts to support conversation skills. These are great and engaging for students!

  1533. Lindsay L. –

    so helpful for asking and answering questions

    This is perfect for my students who have ask/answer questions as goals. They can have practice with both asking questions with a conversational partner, and answering themselves. It tells them exactly what to say, and includes nonverbal cues, such as “listen.” The visuals are so helpful as well. I love this!

  1534. Erika F. –

    Supportive resource

    This resource offers great visual supports for students!

  1535. Aimee C. –

    Helpful resource

    This has been very helpful in helping my students build their social skills.

  1536. Margaretha J. –

    Great resource

    The Basic Conversation Visuals + Scripts resource is clear, practical, and very user-friendly. It provides easy-to-follow visuals and scripts that help students practice greetings, turn-taking, and simple conversations. A great tool for supporting social communication and building confidence!

  1537. Lori B. –

    Great Visuals for Social Learning

    These have been great for teaching basic conversational skills in my social groups! I love all of your products.

  1538. Tyiesha E. –

    A must have resource

    Such a great resource and super helpful for my sessions!!

  1539. Kelly B. –

    Great visuals!

    Great visuals and fun topics make teaching conversational skills for younger students easier & engaging!

  1540. Amy J. –

    Helpful and Supportive for Conversations

    This has been so helpful in assisting my students in conversational skills!

  1541. Sadaf A. –

    Great scripts

    These are some great starter scripts. I love the levels provided here

  1542. Olivia F. –

    Great resource

    This was such a great resource that I added to my classroom, as a special education teacher my students may need some easy scripts to read to start conversations. This was so helpful for them.

  1543. Gwendolynn W. –

    Early Conversational Skills

    Great way to introduce conversational skills. I use this resource to get speech samples as well as teach early conversational skills.

  1544. Jennifer R. –

    Great starter resource

    I use this when begginning to teach convo skills to kiddos that need that visual to reference.

  1545. Adena B. –

    Very helpful with my limited verbal students

    These have been great for my students working on basic social skills.

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