Looking for some extra speech and language materials to get you through the summer? I’ve got you covered. Here are some great additions to your SLP toolkit! 1) Manners for Little Girls by Lauren DiBiase. Manners are essential to successfully communication attempts! Ballerinas Use their Manners is a packet geared
While I was creating my Spring Loaded Language Pack, I decided to chop off the first activity and offer it as a freebie. It’s a cute set of umbrellas to work on antonyms. The rest of the packet targets synonyms, wh-questions, vocabulary, regular plurals, sequencing, pronouns, and more. If you’d
I had such a fun time hosting the “Five Things You Didn’t Know About this SLP” Linky and I hope you enjoyed it too! It was really great learning new things about one another. During that linky, I promised a $25 Amazon Gift Card and today I am here to reveal
Thank you, Ashley P! I am glad that you enjoyed my Apraxia & Phonological Disorder Survival Pack! Please pick out any item from my store that is valued at $8 or less and let me know by messaging me on Facebook. I look forward to hearing what you choose!
I am so excited to begin my new series, Feedback Friday. If you’ve left feedback in my store, please check back regularly to see if you are a winner. Generally, I will be running this series on a monthly basis, but starting in late August, I’m going to run the
It looks like I’m going to have the opportunity to thank TWO of you that left valuable feedback in my store over the past week! First, I am linking up with Allison’s Speech Peeps today. And as I previously posted, tomorrow will be the first of my Feedback Friday series.
If you’ve ever used interactive books in your sessions, then you likely know what a big hit they are with the kids. They really are a fun way to keep students engaged while working on speech goals at the same time. Have you ever thought about other goals you can
Using video clips within speech therapy sessions is a great way to target goals while keeping students engaged and attentive throughout activities. You can find videos to use for students of all ages that include vocabulary, WH-questions, inferencing, predictions, story sequencing, story retell, fluency, speech articulation skills, and many more.
This is a follow-up blog post on last week’s podcast focusing on supporting students’ executive functioning as an SLP. Last week, we released a podcast episode about executive functioning basics. In it, we defined executive function skills, including attention, working memory, inhibition, fluency, strategic planning, initiation, shifting, monitoring, and regulating.
Happy fall, everyone! I love summer, but I really am welcoming the cooler, crisper air this year! One of the best parts about fall is that there are so many cute, seasonally themed activities to use in speech therapy! I’ve put together 5 of my favorites and I can’t wait
1) Candy Corn Challenge from Peachie Speechie. What a delicious way to work on a target speech sound! 2) Pumpkin Reinforcer Pages from Speech Me Maybe. Use these cute reinforcer pages for any speech or language goal you’re working on! 3) Monster Emotion Cards from Communication Blessings. Use these flash
Updated March 10, 2022 I created this post at the beginning of the pandemic because I thought it would be nice to have a nice list of high-quality free online speech therapy activities while we were all cooped up. Many of these do not directly target speech and language, but
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