Let’s celebrate spring! This month’s video suggestions honor the changing seasons, the natural world, and the power of a dance break. Just a quick reminder: I watched all of these videos and found them to be worthwhile, but everyone’s needs are different, so please preview any video before sharing it
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
Before I jump into this post, I want to apologize for being much less present over the last few months. For those of you that don’t know, I’m expecting a baby in August and since I already have a baby (OK, she is technically a toddler now ;), my time
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
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
Happy July! Time is flying by as usual, but I hope you all are finding some time to kick back and relax this summer. The first freebie is for professional development and for those SLPs who would like to catch on some reading this summer. I know that not all
Mindfulness is something that fascinates me on a personal level. Although, I only recently started thinking about using mindfulness in speech therapy. There really aren’t many articles out there about using mindfulness in speech therapy. However, this article from The Journal of Fluency Disorders is an interesting read. It describes applications
#1) Musical instruments. Anything will work, but drums and maracas are my personal favs. Just tap out (or shake if you’re using maracas) the individual sounds as you hear them. How about making these DIY maracas if you want to sneak in some language goals too? No musical instruments?
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer! As promised, I am hosting a fabulous summer giveaway! Let’s take a look at all of the great items that are a part of this giveaway: 1) Summer Fun With Language from The Speech Space. Use these fun summer-themed activities to work on
I’ve really been loving these cute little bean bags that I got in the mail last week. I purchased them on Etsy from Grandma’s Chalkboard. How cute are they? They are the perfect size for tossing around my speech room! This week, I’ve been using them in conjunction my newest
It’s time for my April Speech & Language Giveaway! For those of you that haven’t been following me, I’ve decided to do a giveaway each month this year to celebrate my new TpT store. I’m excited to share what I have in store for you this month. First up is
I’m working with this little cutie right now who just can not seem to put the final sounds on his words to save his life. I just started working with him though, so I’m sure that we will make great progress together. After explaining to his mother the difference between
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