I’m supervising a practicum student this semester and one things we constantly talk about is how to meet each student’s needs within a group therapy session. I keep giving her my tips and tricks, but I also keep telling her that it’s all in the planning, which you get better with the more you practice. […]
Rainforest Activities for Speech Therapy & Free Mini Book!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links Have you done any rainforest activities in your speech therapy sessions? It is seriously the best. I’m so excited to share some of the fun activities that we did with the rainforest theme! One of the first things I did was make this big tree in a corner of my […]
How to Use Wind Up Toys for Spring Speech Therapy Sessions
Wind up toys are a great way to engage your preschool and elementary-age students in speech therapy goals. You can use them to target so many areas, here are some ways I used them during the spring season! So after I got some inspiration from my friend Felice over at The Dabbling Speechie, I headed […]
Inventors Theme for Speech Therapy (Plus Freebie!)
I’m so excited to start a new theme this week: Inventors! I have several things planned so I wanted to pop in and share them with you guys 🙂 I decided to focus on Garrett Morgan and his invention, the stoplight, for my primary students. This allowed me to get creative with some activities… Up first: […]
Arctic Activities for Speech Therapy
One of my goals for this new year is to be more proactive rather than reactive. Through that, I’m trying to hold myself accountable by posting my therapy plans ahead of time, which helps both of us (I hope!). This weeks theme is arctic (and antarctic) animals…which I’m still tying to the winter theme and […]
Gingerbread Speech Therapy!
You guys, I am having the best week of therapy. BEST. There is just something about the upcoming holiday season that makes everything…fun. Here are some things we have been up to this week in my CrAzY sPeEcH wOrLd! First of all, I found this AWESOME YouTube Channel where you can find story book videos, and I […]
Halloween No Prep for Speech Therapy
These packets are saving my time in such a great way this year…my caseload is a lot higher than I want it to be and I NEED them. The Halloween packet is here and ready to bring this week lots of learning fun! Lots of the usual suspects that can be used for anyone on your […]
Spring Compare & Contrast Freebie
What’s Under the Umbrella? is an activity to target comparing and contrasting. Each umbrella card has two pictures for your students to list similarities and differences. There are 12 umbrella cards. I also included a Venn diagram as a visual for your students! You can find this freebie in my TPT Store!
![Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) play a crucial role in children's language development. One often overlooked but highly beneficial area to incorporate into speech therapy sessions is print knowledge. Understanding the importance of print knowledge can enhance therapy outcomes and foster literacy skills in children. I recently worked on a paper with some colleagues about the importance […]](https://i.pinimg.com/236x/ce/7f/bd/ce7fbd4a90a9683531d8b43d60ee2a68.jpg)
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