So, when I started this blog I wasn’t really sure where it was going or what I was doing. I had discovered blogs a few months prior and I felt like someone had breathed new life into my SLP world. It may sound crazy to you, or you may totally understand, but I know this […]
Board Games for Speech & Language!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. A popular question, any time of year….”What can I buy my kid for that will help with his speech?” This post is going to answer that question! I always think that board games are a good choice (next to books!) for gifts because they are interactive, will incorporate basic […]
An Easy Trick for Staying Thankful
I could spend lots of time focusing on all of the annoying things about being a school SLP. It’s certainly not glamorous….I complete a ridiculous amount of paperwork, I schedule and attend endless meetings, the planning and re-planning, the worrying, the failed sessions spent coaxing a child from under the table, the less than stellar […]
How to Use QR Codes in Speech Therapy
So you’ve seen these funny little black and white squares everywhere and now people are making activities with them and you are thinking…what in the world is a QR code and HOW do I use that in therapy? No worries, I’m here to save the day.First, let’s start with what is it and where does […]
Back to School MUST HAVES!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. It’s that time…and I can hardly believe it! But, there are a few creature comforts that I HAVE to have for myself and I thought I would share them with you guys. Ready? Rolling cart. I am all for cute bags…I have many that are brandishing my name or […]
Copyright, TPT Products, & YOU!
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Spring Break Blues
I’m singing my sad song cause spring break is now OVER. Dun Dun Dun. I have to go back to work tomorrow, but I really did have an awesome break! I thought I would share some fun highlights and give you a peek inside our week… We said ‘peace out’ to my son’s fro…he was […]
PreK Speech Therapy activities
I only have two PKers that I work with right now…my school doesn’t have a PK program, so I get a few walk-ins each year. Between me and the other SLP at my school, we have 5 total. I kinda wish I had more little guys to play with, but I must settle for my […]
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![Are you gearing up to supervise Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) graduate students this semester? Wondering how to initiate a positive and welcoming atmosphere? Here's a glimpse into a simple yet effective approach: Welcome Email: Setting the Tone A few days before the semester kicks off, I initiate a warm welcome by sending out a thoughtful email […]](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/c9/6b/cc/c96bccc987e6dacdaaf50eb3db1b9c47.jpg)
