Hey friends! This week I wanted to share an idea that has so many possibilities…sensory bags! This isn’t the first time that I’ve blogged about these, but I wanted to revisit and revamp with some new ideas for year-round use. The first time I used this as a therapy tool, I had incredible engagement from […]
How to use Speech Sound “Feed Me” Games for Language Skills
Maybe you’re a school SLP who has no choice but to put students together in less than ideal groups. Maybe you’re an SLP that wants to get the most out your materials. Maybe you’re just trying to survive and need a new perspective. Whatever is happening in your speech world, I’ve got some fresh ideas […]
November Read Alouds for Speech Therapy
Another month, another huge selection of great books to read in therapy sessions. This month will be shorter due to days off for holidays, which makes it’s hard to pick which ones to read! Here are some that I have in my classroom that I think make excellent choices for November… Dav Pilkey is a […]
4 September Books for Speech & Language Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links for your convenience.September has snuck up on me, how about you? I know most of us are back to work by now, so I thought I would share the books I’m planning to use this month! My choices are based on what’s going on in September: Labor Day, Talk […]
Making Slime in Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links.Unless you have been hiding under a rock, then you are familiar with the slime craze. And I mean it’s crazy. And since I have entered the land of high school teenagers at my house, I no longer have to deal with things such as slime, because… so not cool, […]
Using Photos for Language Expression
Using photos for therapy isn’t exactly a new concept, I have tons of decks of skill cards that use photos! But, I needed something new that would meet a lot of different goals and came up with this binder. I first started this project because I needed something more concrete to work on WH words, […]
Spring Weather Activities – Plus Freebies!
Spring Weather activities are a great theme for speech therapy and you will find several helpful ideas in this post, along with 2 free downloads. This post contains Amazon Affiliate links There are few things I love more than the spring….that might be only true during the spring, but I sure do love it. Probably […]
Dr. Seuss Speech Activities
Amazon Affiliate links are included in this blog post. Happy Dr. Seuss Day! This time of year is always a lot of fun, I love pulling out all of my Seuss books and activities. This year I wanted to try some new things, and I found a couple of winners that I wanted to share […]
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 […]
Snowman Interactive Activities
This post includes Amazon Affiliate links.We’ve been deep in the throes of winter here…at least doing a really good job of pretending since it’s Florida and 70 degrees outside. But you know. We survive. 😉 I’ve been enjoying using some of my favorite stories this month… These books are all great for language AND all involve one […]
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