This post contains Amazon Affiliate linksI have found myself having to teach verbs so much this year…more than normal. Some of my students with language impairments are having such a hard time with regular past tense, not even the cursed irregular, that I started from square one. I acquired this Super Duper book and it […]
Caseload Advocacy
I’m no stranger to advocacy. I was on a task force in my previous district working on improving conditions for SLPs. When I arrived in my new district, I thought about what we thought was unfair there…and laughed. Not even close. I inherited a caseload that hovers around 90 students. Ninety. Ten less than 100. […]
Behavior Management for Speech Therapy
Behavior management is one of those topics that we could probably talk about every other week, because it’s something that is relevant ALL THE TIME. A good behavior management system is a must, but can also be very tricky depending on your caseload. First, education. We all need to LEARN about behavior and the function […]
How to use SnapDolls in Speech Therapy
I am SO excited to bring you a product review this week for Snapdolls! A sweet SLP friend of mine brought them to my attention and I just knew this would be a great activity for my preschool friends. Check it out! There are four sets of Snapdolls you can choose from: Caucasian, Asian, Hispanic, and […]
Foam Trucks for Preschool Speech Therapy
If there is one thing I know about my PKs, it’s that they love trucks. Sometimes, Ms. Alcorn gets tired of making the car noise and running all over the room. Sometimes. For those days, I found this pin and I was like…um, helllllloooooo. I need this in my life. Just so happens that the previous SLP […]
Be A Mighty Downpour
He says to the snow, ‘Fall on the earth,’ and to the rain shower, ‘Be a mighty downpour.’ – Job 37:6 Not too long ago, my daily devotion hit me right in the soul. This verse has been one that I have read over and over and over again since that day it was delivered […]
Christmas Sensory Bags!
I found this great Pin last week and I knew I needed to make these for my PK students! They were SO easy to make and it was such a fun activity for both speech and language students 🙂 Check it out… First, I went to the Dollar Store. I grabbed lots of stuff to […]
An #ASHA15 Adventure!
I’m becoming a world traveler. Scratch that. US traveler. I still haven’t left this glorious country of ours, but that’s really beside the point of this post. I’m leaving on a jet plane…. It’s ASHA time, folks! Could I BE any more excited?!? I get to be with MY people. That’s you. And thousands of […]
Multi-Syllabic Word Party {App Review & Giveaway!}
Luke over at Home Speech Home created one of my favorite go-to apps in , so I’m very excited to get a chance to review a newer app of his, Multi-syllabic Word Party! This app is designed for students who are in PK to grade 3, and aimed at improving their phonological awareness skills. Multi-syllabic […]
Confessions of an SLP Name Caller
I’ve done something. I’ve done it my entire career. In fact, I’ve done it my entire life. I call kids names. It’s true. A few days back (or maybe more, I have no idea) I read some comments on a post in an SLP group about using names for kids. Specifically, the word ‘kiddo’. I […]
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