Mar
17
Since many of us are going to be cooped up indefinitely, I thought it would be nice to have a nice list of high-quality online activities for kids. I am going to come back and post my experience with them as my kids and I try them out. I will...
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Mar
16
Wow, what a week it has been! I know that many of you are scrambling for materials to use online with your students or for speech therapy activities that you can easily send home to families. I have compiled a list of free teletherapy resources to help make that a...
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Mar
10
March has arrived and St. Patrick's Day is right around the corner! It's such a fun holiday for the little ones! Leprechaun traps, St. Patty's Day coin digs, lucky shamrocks! I decided to go back through the blog and repurpose some oldies, but goodies that I know you'll love! Five...
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Nov
14
One of the most important qualities you can teach to a child is gratitude. The quality of being thankful and returning kindness will give your students a very important skill that will be beneficial for the rest of their lives. As Thanksgiving approaches, I reflect on what it means to...
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Dec
10
Making fake snow is a bit messy, but it is FUN and a great sensory experience. All you do is combine conditioner with baking soda. Ingredients: 3 cups of baking soda 1/2 cup of white hair conditioner Directions: Mix the two ingredients together until you reach a snow-like texture. If...
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Aug
08
I love finding new and engaging ways to provide speech therapy. One of my latest finds is Boom Cards and I'd love to share the details with you! What are Boom Cards? Boom Cards are digital task cards. You can use them on your computer, tablet, or interactive whiteboard. Do...
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Apr
28
If you haven't heard of edpuzzle, you're missing out! It's a fun way to use videos in your speech therapy sessions! You can embed questions within videos and you can use these as a way to get students thinking about social scenes, body language, expressions, etc. Here is an example...
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Jan
21
We've made it to the end of January (almost), and I hope everyone's 2018 has been nothing but wonderful so far! I'm sure I'm not the only one who is starting to feel the slump of winter setting in-it's cold, a little dreary, and let's face it, some days I...
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Jan
07
I hope everyone has a very happy and relaxing holiday season. All I wanted for Christmas were more free speech therapy materials, and Santa sure delivered! As we jump back into school and work in this New Year (can you believe it's 2018??), I'm here to share with you some...
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Dec
16
Do you know what speech and language skills your 5th grade students should be working on? Odds are if you're a seasoned SLP, then you probably have a general idea. However, if you are a new SLP or perhaps have changed school settings and you're working with different grade levels, you might...
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Dec
10
December is here, already! I am so looking forward to a holiday break coming up soon-anyone with me? I've put together some of my favorite winter freebies to help you out while you push through the next few weeks with your students or clients. I hope you enjoy them! 1)...
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Nov
11
If you're a frequent reader of my blog, then you know that I love using hands-on activities in speech therapy. Not only does it make the sessions more fun and engaging, it can be helpful with generalization as well. And let's get real, we ALL do an inner happy dance...
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