Do you know how to use one picture book for multiple speech therapy sessions? It’s easier than you think it is, check out my roadmap for implementing this literacy-based intervention. When I say I can use a book for a whole entire month, people always ask me how, so I wanted to share with you […]
5 Ways to Use Bear Wants More in Speech Therapy
Looking for ways to use Bear Wants More activities in your speech therapy sessions? These activities will be so fun for your students, they won’t even realize they are learning! Bear Wants More by Karma Wilson is a great story to use in your speech therapy sessions. It goes great with a spring or nutrition […]
Speech and Language Activities for Too Many Carrots
Need spring speech and language activities? Too Many Carrots by Katy Hudson is another one in this series of forest friends and it’s one of my favorite springtime books to use in therapy. This story is about Rabbit, who just loves carrots and can’t stop collecting them… until it starts to cause all kinds of […]
St. Patrick’s Day Speech Therapy Activities
Are you ready for St. Patrick’s Day speech therapy activities? I’ve got you covered with several fun ideas and freebies! St. Patrick’s Day Books How to Catch a Leprechaun by Adam Wallace is a great story for speech therapy with fun pictures that are perfect for predictions, cause effect, and sequencing. The text features are […]
How to Use Short Stories for Speech Therapy
Short stories for speech therapy can be an incredibly versatile tool. Let me show you all the ways they can make your life easier by saving you time in planning and prep! Short Stories in Therapy You need short stories for your speech therapy sessions for a variety of reasons. In therapy, we are often […]
Speech Therapy Activities for Dental Health Month – Free Book!
As speech-language pathologists, we are no strangers to mouths…. we spend a lot of time looking at them! Since February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, it’s a good opportunity to incorporate some tooth-themed activities in your speech therapy sessions. Bear’s Loose Tooth by Karma Wilson is a fun book you can use with your […]
4 Minimal Pairs Activities for Your Speech Therapy Sessions – Free Download
Minimal Pairs is a speech therapy intervention to use with young children with speech sound disorders. This treatment is best suited for children with mild to moderate phonological-based impairments and consistent errors patterns (Crosbie et al., 2005). Instead of targeting a specific sound, minimal pairs therapy contrasts words that are similar but differ by a […]
The Day It Rained Hearts Activities for Little Learners
The Day It Rained Hearts by Felicia Bond is a sweet story that can be used with your preschool and early elementary students to target many speech and language skills in learning activities! This story is pretty short in length, with a clear beginning, middle, and end, making it perfect for your young students. I’m […]
5 Alternatives to Food for Sensory Bin Fillers
I love creating sensory bins for therapy activities, but it wasn’t until recently that I started thinking about what I was using to put in them as a filler. Have you ever considered that it might not be the best idea to use food as a sensory bin filler? Iām not judging anyone, Iāve done […]
5 Polar Animal Activities for Speech Therapy with a Free Download
Using animals during the winter season is always an engaging theme, and I’ve got 5 different ways for you to use it in your speech therapy sessions! Read Aloud The Way Home for Wolf by Rachel Bright has become one of my favorite stories this time of year. It introduces several different kinds of arctic […]
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