Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) play a crucial role in children’s language development. One often overlooked but highly beneficial area to incorporate into speech therapy sessions is print knowledge. Understanding the importance of print knowledge can enhance therapy outcomes and foster literacy skills in children. I recently worked on a paper with some colleagues about the importance […]
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 Easy Ways to Use Short Stories in The Classroom
Whether you are an SLP or a teacher, you can utilize short stories to support the students you work with. Short stories for kids are a great way to practice important reading skills, like comprehension, vocabulary, and story retell in the classroom. As an SLP, I like using these ideas to collaborate with the teacher […]
5 Fun Ways to Work on Describing in the Classroom
Describing is an important skill for academic success, and these engaging activities will easily have your students building important vocabulary! 1. Using Photographs Photos are such an easy and interesting way to target this skill! My students usually love animals, so this resource is perfect for them. One thing I really like about using photos […]
How to Use One Picture Book for a Whole Month
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 […]
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 […]
How to Make & Use Sensory Bags in Speech Therapy
Hey friends! This week I wanted to share an idea that has so many possibilities…sensory bags! This isn’t the first time that I’ve blogged about these, but I wanted to revisit and revamp with some new ideas for year-round use. The first time I used this as a therapy tool, I had incredible engagement from […]
September Themed Activities for Speech Therapy
September! There are so many fun themes you can do this month that your students will love. Let’s explore some ideas… Fall Books The Golden Acorn by Katy Hudson, companion activities here There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves by Lucille Colandro, companion activities here In the Middle of Fall by Kevin Henkes […]
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