I needed an extra easy activity last week with some of my intermediate kids working on articulation and ended up creating this worksheet…so I thought I would share with you guys too! I made it a challenge…if you fill up the whole spiderweb, I gave you an eraser. An. Eraser. They went nuts and filled […]
Witch Craft for Speech & Language
So yesterday I shared all of my Halloween therapy ideas for the upcoming weeks and I gave a sneak peek of my latest download, the Witch! This packet is different than anything I have done before, cause it pairs my favorite thing to do in therapy…craftivities…with some other ideas to make it more versatile for […]
Halloween Speech Ideas!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links for your convenience. It is spooky speech time! I wanted to share the things that I will be doing in my room with a round up post of activities I did last year and what’s planned for this year in advance, instead of after it’s all over…in case you […]
Word Vault {App Review & Giveaway!}
Here’s a tidbit about me…I love lists. Like a lot. I think maybe it is a quality many SLPs have. List making. Does it calm the anxiety? Or make you feel accomplished? Or give you unimaginable satisfaction to cross each thing off? All of the above? Confession…I will write things down, just to cross them […]
Telephone Skills Practice in Speech Therapy
This blog contains Amazon Affiliate links for your convenience. It’s story time. A funny story. You’ll like it… But first, some background knowledge. I have these Super Duper Whisper Phones in my room, which are in a basket on my shelf, available to my kids at all times. Typically, when they finish an activity early, […]
Speech Planets! {Craft-vity}
Last year for outer space week, we made speech rockets. And that was awesome. But this year I decided our sounds needed a home. A space home. Sound Planets! There were Planet R and S and SH and K…you know the drill. First, I cut some circles…the size of the bottom of a bucket…cause […]
You Are A Social Detective! {Review}
Disclosure: A copy of this book was provided to me in exchange for this review. All opinions are mine. Amazon Affiliate links are included for your convenience.I am SO excited that I have been asked to join the Social ThinkingⓇ Blogging Team! As a part of that team, I get to bring you reviews of some […]
Intergalactic Social Language!
I’ve been waiting and waiting for this coming week in therapy because it is going to be outta this world!!! Lol, too cheesy? I am doing outer space the next TWO weeks! So excited! But even more excited because I got a new download done that is gonna fit right in…. You know I’m a […]
Fire Safety Speech Activities!
October is Fire Safety month and I am all about safety. I feel like this is a pretty important topic for our kids…as are any safety topics with our guys who have trouble communicating. I know they are hearing this stuff from their parents (hopefully) and their teachers, but I am covering it too…just to […]
Speech Carryover Logs {FREEBIE!}
Once my kids get past the word/phrase/sentence level of therapy, I want them thinking more about using their speech when reading and talking. Duh, right? But how do I accomplish this? I can send home stories and conversation assignments, but let’s be honest…most parents would prefer something that would fit into what they are already […]
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