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 Professional Development {Guest Post}
SO, I know you might have heard of my friend Jenna…she has this little blog called Speech Room News. I mean…she is sort of a big deal 🙂 Jenna’s blog was the first I found….and it opened up a whole new world to me and I found all of these amazing people who were full […]
The Pros & Cons of Going Private {Guest Post}
Ok, seriously, Katie over at Playing with Words 365 couldn’t be more of an inspiration. She is a mommy to her kids (who are super cute!), an SLP, an advocate for Juvenile Arthritis, and just happens to also be an amazing blogger. Her blog is FULL of great information and I am always feeling like […]
I’m Never Good At Goodbyes…
Welp. We walked them out to the buses and cars and blew kisses and waved and sang them all off. Another year completed. Some of their faces have huge grins and some a few tears. All full of happy memories. I find myself choked up thinking about how much they have grown this year. Why […]
Jellyfish Craftivity!
We did this one last week, but my life got so crazy since that I haven’t had time to share. Only 4 more days of school left…I can’t believe it! And..I can’t WAIT 🙂 To make our jellyfish, I cut some blue half circle-ish shapes. It was a freehand job…no templates required 🙂 Plus a […]
Auditory Memory for Quick Stories
This post contains Google Affiliate links. I’m enjoying bringing you guys some of my favorite therapy tools each week! Here is another favorite… I have few things that I get TONS of use out of…but this is definitely one! I bought Auditory Memory for Quick Stories by Super Duper on a whim a few years […]
How to use Blurt for Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. A couple of days ago I posted a question to my Facebook page about your favorite therapy games…and I got a TON of great responses. I have ordered quite a few and am excited to get them! But I did notice that one of MY favorites wasn’t mentioned much…and […]
Sort This Out Pack {App Review}
Recently I was asked about reviewing an app by UK based company, Therapy Box. I got the opportunity to use Sort This Out Pack (STOP) and I am gonna share it with you today! Sort This Out Pack is designed to target categorization of 22 different categories and 12 items for each. It is based on […]
Syllables Splash! {App Review}
This new Smarty Ears app couldn’t have better timing…we have been under the sea for over a week now in therapy and having a great time! When they offered to let me review Syllables Splash, I jumped on it!I love the graphics in this app, very cute and engaging. All of my students have been […]
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