Adding to your professional library is just as fun to me as adding to my therapy materials closet…I love going through books and learning new things or reviewing things I forgot. When I first started doing literacy based intervention, it was because I went to a conference about the language-reading connection and was given a […]
How to Teach Social Skills Like a Pro
If I’m being 100% honest, doing therapy for social language skills has not always been something that I love…not that I don’t like it, just that it’s not my favorite part of being an SLP. Know what I LOVE? Tools that make these parts of my job easier! EverydaySpeech.com is one of those tools. Everyday […]
6 Books for Back to School
The school supply aisles are stocked and I’ve already received my welcome back letter from my administrator… that can only mean one thing: Back to School is here! I always feel bittersweet at the end of the summer, because on one hand, I love my lazy summer days. BUT, I’m also looking forward to getting […]
Speech Therapy Materials: Chalkboard Placemats
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I was perusing Zulily one morning (because, obsessed) and came across these black chalkboard placemats! I thought they were pretty cool and figured, why not? I bought a pack of them and then forgot about them…until they arrived and I discovered how really super cool these are! They are […]
Teaching Body Parts for Language
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. Every new class of preschool students brings new vocabulary that we need to teach, and this year I have had a lot of kids who are working on identifying and labeling body parts. I have been trying to find many different ways to incorporate these goals into various kinds of […]
Whats the Pic Artic {App Review}
It’s been forever since I’ve done an app review, so I am really excited to share this new one from Luke over at Home Speech Home! What’s the Pic? Artic is their newest app which is designed to help students practice their articulation skills.You can add player profiles with their name a picture…you can choose […]
Autism Awareness: Education {Hanen Giveaway!}
As you already know, April is Autism Awareness month. When I reflect about what that means to me and what my friends with ASD need most, the biggest issue that I keep running into pops into my head. Education. Autism Spectrum Disorders affect 1 in 68 children. That’s quite a lot of kids. If you […]
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 […]
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 […]
Hanen Preschool Language Calendar {Giveaway!}
I know I have said this over and over, but I adore PK therapy. It’s my favorite, I love those little wiggly bodies so much. I really wish I could spend my entire day in those classrooms…but of course I have 60 other kids that need me too. Coming up with solutions to time barriers when planning […]
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