In case you missed it, I did this guest post for Kristine over at Live Love Speech a while back! Some simple DIY ideas for fluency intervention 🙂 Fluency disorders seem to be cyclical for me…some years I have very few and some years I have a TON! This year has definitely seen a rise […]
Emotions Craft
So there is one thing I really miss when I am not working. No, not IEPs. Ick. I miss construction paper and glue and crayons…craftivities! I am going through serious withdrawal! Lucky for me, Jacqueline found a WONDERFUL idea for an emotions craft…which was one that even stumped me. So excited about this post…check it […]
Speech Practice for the Car
“I don’t have time to practice!” “How do we fit this in our busy life?” Sound familiar? Know what my answer is? I am guest posting over at Playing With Words 365 and sharing ideas parents to work on speech & language in the car! Head over there and check it out by clicking […]
Prepositions Are All Around Us! {Guest Post & FREEBIE!}
Kristin from Simply Speech is my last guest post this week and definitely one of my favorites! She always has great ideas for organization, which I need help with, and I have loved reading about how she implements speech centers. Today she brings us more ideas for something we always need…prepositions! Prepositions Are All Around […]
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 […]
Answering Questions with POQ {Guest Post & FREEBIE!}
I am so excited to share this post from Miss Speechie of Speech Time Fun with you guys! I have been following this girl for a long time and I love her blog…she is always so enthusiastic and full of great ideas for therapy! This is an intervention strategy that I use in my room […]
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 […]
Social Pragmatic Assessment {Guest Post}
I have been spending a lot of time trying to find the ‘right’ pragmatic assessments for my school, so when I had the opportunity to have Tatyana from Smart Speech Therapy guest post, I was super excited! Read on for more about assessing social pragmatic skills…. Importance of Assessing Social Pragmatic Abilities in Children with […]
Speech Therapy Activities for “There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow” – includes Freebies!
I love to hear how people are using materials I created, so when Carly shared with me how she was using my packet for There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow, I asked her to please share with you guys as a guest post! She paired some amazing activities with this book! So […]
Tweet for a Treat!
I really enjoy hearing how you guys are using Crazy Speech World ideas, so I am incredibly excited to have Shannan Weimer guest post for us today! When she emailed me about her implementation of Miss Tweet, it totally rocked my world, so I know you guys will LOVE it… When Jenn asked me to […]
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