This post contains affiliate links for which we may receive compensation at no additional cost to you. Click here to read our full affiliate policy. It’s July, and signs of summer are everywhere! Fireworks and barbecues and baseball are wonderful, but nothing beats summer reading—so here’s an exuberant mix of July
We all know that a good book is a great way to sneak speech, language, and literacy goals into your speech therapy sessions! Here are 5 Holiday books that I’ve rounded up for this season! Please note that the links listed below are not affiliate links, these are just books
Do you know what speech and language skills your 4th grade students should be working on? Odds are if you’re a seasoned SLP, then yes you probably do. However, if you are a new SLP or perhaps have changed school settings and you’re working with different grade levels, you might need a
Do you know what speech and language skills your 3rd grade students should be working on? Odds are if you’re a seasoned SLP, then yes you probably do. However, if you are a new SLP or perhaps have changed school settings and you’re working with different grade levels, you might need a
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
Do you know what speech and language skills your 2nd grade students should be working on? Odds are if you’re a seasoned SLP, then yes you probably do. However, if you are a new SLP or perhaps have changed school settings and you’re working with different grade levels, you might need a refresher. This
Do you know what speech and language skills your 1st grade students should be working on? Odds are if you’re a seasoned SLP, then yes you probably do. However, if you are a new SLP or perhaps have changed school settings and you’re working with different grade levels, you might need a refresher. This
Do you know what speech and language skills your kindergarten students should be working on? Odds are if you’re a seasoned SLP, then yes you probably do. However, if you are a new SLP or perhaps have changed school settings and you’re working with different grade levels, you might need
Have you been so preoccupied with ASHA that you haven’t had time any Thanksgiving activities for therapy? If so, here are some great freebies to get you off to a good start! 1) Color-A-Turkey from Panda Speech. Take turns rolling a dice and coloring parts of the turkey! Whoever finishes
Have you seen some of the photos from ASHA’s Identify the Signs Campaign? Some of them really grab your attention! In this article, it even states that 24% of 2-year olds (yes, 2-year olds!!!) use technology at the dinner table. What???? Let me be clear, I appreciate technology and there
Since the ASHA convention is going on right now, I thought it would be appropriate to feature some SLP resources on TpT. I’m not there (although some sunny Florida weather sounds amazing right about now!), but if you are, I hope you’re having a great time! Here are the five
Given that I have a 10-month old, I am no stranger to noisy toys. Like many other parents, I am not generally a fan of these noisy toys. Yes, they are annoying and repetitive, but that is not why they bother me. Noisy toys bother me because they can damage
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