Did you miss the $1 dry erase pockets at Target? Yeah, me too. I kept seeing instagram after instagram of super happy SLPs and teachers grabbing those things and in my 57 trips to Target, I never got lucky. Not once. So, I took it upon myself to make some like I had seen on […]
Describe It To Me {App Review}
I am all about describing this summer since I got my EET kit, so when I was offered the opportunity to review Smarty Ears’ app Describe It To Me, I was pretty excited! I love Smarty Ears apps anyway, so I always welcome the chance to grab their newest 🙂 Describe It To Me is presented […]
Data Collection Options for Speech Therapy!
If I know anything about SLPs, it is that we looooooooove data. Big pink fuzzy heart. What comes with data? Forms. So as the school year draws closer and closer (agh!), many of us are looking for how we can start a fresh year with a fresh take….and what better way to discover new ideas […]
Old Lady…and Book Companion!
This Old Lady book is the newest to my collection and I am so excited to have it! I promised many of you that this would be ready before school started and I have gotten it done just for that. And did you see my post of my lack of motivation? This required some serious […]
DIY Potato People for Speech!
I discovered felt in grad school…I was doing a practicum at this great preschool program where the SLP did circle time every day and she used a lot of felt boards, which created some really awesome language opportunities. You can easily find ready made felt characters from various vendors, but I was perusing my Pinterest […]
Common Core Speaking & Listening Rating Scales
This is one of those projects that started with one idea, but kept morphing into something a little different. Does that ever happen to you? Story of my life! I am thrilled that I finally able to share this with you because I have been working really hard on this for quite a while now. […]
How to do Vocabulary Instruction using Books
I have been involved in some discussions with other SLPs about one of my favorite topics…vocabulary instruction. A few years ago I got to go to this awesome workshop where we focused on the connection between language and reading, and how quality vocabulary instruction is SO important. Not just for our kids, but all kids. […]
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 […]
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! […]
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