Last summer, I did a guest post over at Simply Speech on how I implement themes in my therapy planning for the entire year…well it’s that time again! I worked on it yesterday and it is ready to go! I can’t even begin to explain how much anxiety this takes out of planning for me. […]
How I Became A Pirate!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I have to admit something…I have a thing for pirates. I may have been one in a former life or something 🙂 I look forward to Talk Like A Pirate Day in September every year cause I know I can whip out all my pirate stuff and have an […]
DIY Articulation Home Practice!
Every child who is in speech therapy to improve their articulation NEEDS to practice outside of their sessions with the SLP. I know you know you this. But sometimes, it can be like pulling teeth to get this accomplished….number one excuse? “I don’t have time”. Ha. Hahahahaha. My response…all you need is 5 minutes. And […]
Hands Up Homophones! {FREEBIE!}
In the spirit of Independence Day, which is just around the corner, I have created a new freebie for you guys! I focused on homophones for this one…check it… Hands Up Homophones! includes 36 cards (18 pairs) of homophones to match up. You can play memory, Go Fish, or matching….although I will probably stick to matching […]
Phono Learning Center {App Review & Giveaway!}
Another app review? Sure! Today I’ve got Smarty Ears new app, Phono Learning Center for you guys. I was given a free copy of this app to review and one to giveaway, but all opinions in this review are mine! Ready for the party? This app is based on Hodson’s Cycles Approach to Phonological Therapy, […]
SlowTunes {App Review & Giveaway!}
I’ve got an app review for you guys today that is a little different than anything I’ve ever done! Super excited to share with you! Brian emailed me and asked if I was interested in his new app, SlowTunes, which he created for his daughter…she has Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) and loves to sing! […]
Copyright, TPT Products, & YOU!
Ok, I’m going in a different direction for this post, so get ready! This topic is SO very important, and it continues to be something that myself and fellow bloggers are faced with. Please stick with me through this one because it is CRUCIAL for you to understand this stuff, just as I am having […]
Using the Expanding Expression Tool (EET) for Speech Therapy
For the past year, I kept hearing about this fabulous therapy tool that folks kept referring to as the EET. What in the world? I did some research and found out that the EET, or Expanding Expression Tool, is a tool to use as a multi-sensory approach to language therapy, specifically targeting oral and […]
Summer Picnic Freebie!
First, I feel like I have neglected my blog and you guys this past week and I am sorry! My son has been out of town on vacation with his dad, so I have had some alone time, which I NEVER have. I thought that would translate into getting a lot of work done, but […]
Prepositions Are All Around Us! {Guest Post & FREEBIE!}
Kristin from Simply Speech is my last guest post this week and definitely one of my favorites! She always has great ideas for organization, which I need help with, and I have loved reading about how she implements speech centers. Today she brings us more ideas for something we always need…prepositions! Prepositions Are All Around […]
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