These pizza speech therapy ideas are perfect for any time of year and your students will LOVE learning with this theme! Did you know that the second week of January is National Pizza Week? There’s also National Pizza Day on February 9th! There are many reasons to celebrate the food we all love, so why […]
How to Use Open Ended Activities for Speech Therapy Groups
Using open ended activities and games in speech therapy can make planning sessions so much easier! Here are a few suggestions that worked well for me. Do you remember the first time you were faced with a mixed group and were realllllllllly unsure about what to do? I do… picture it, St. Augustine 2007 š I was […]
5 Activities for Turkey Goes to School Plus Free Lesson Plan!
These activities for Turkey Goes to School by Wendi Silvano are great to use during back to school season! Feed the Turkey This is a simple open-ended game you can play to work on any skill! All you need is the free printable and something to feed the turkey with, which can be anything. My […]
How to use The Cool Bean in Your Speech Therapy Sessions
The Cool Bean is a great story to use in speech therapy, it has a clear plot, great vocabulary, and an awesome lesson for all kids. Here are some of my favorite interactive and hands-on activities to go with the story that your students will love! Story Props I love using story props with books […]
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 […]
3 Fun (& FREE) Ways to Build Rapport in Speech Therapy
How to build rapport in speech and why it’s important… When I was first starting as an SLP in the schools, I made the huge mistake of thinking I could just jump right into therapy. There are so many things I needed to do first, and I learned rather quickly how to set myself and […]
4 Easy Torn Paper Crafts for Summer
I’m a big fan of torn paper crafts because… they are so dang easy! I’m sharing 4 different ideas today with three different methods that you can use as soon as TOMORROW. All you need is construction paper, glue and something to write with. I usually set these up a few different ways. For older […]
February Activities for Speech & Language Therapy
Are you ready for February?! It’s the month of love, but there are SO many great learning themes you can use in your therapy sessions. I am a big fan of doing groundhogs, football, inventors, Black history, Valentine’s Day and Dental Health Month. Here are some activities you can use… Groundhogs Day 2/2 Feed the […]
4 Easy Crafts for December
If there is any month that deserves a good craft, it’s this one! I know school based educators are READY for winter break and it’s survival at this point. These easy crafts are perfect for your speech sessions because they don’t require a lot of time, can work for any goals, and will keep your […]
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