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 […]
Articulation Interviews for Mixed Therapy Groups
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. […]
October Theme Therapy Toolkit
Can you believe it’s already October???? I can’t! I’ve got the October Therapy Toolkit ready for you to make this month as easy as possible for you! It includes 8 different activities to cover you for the entire month. Let’s check it out….Week one is all about apples, so I have two quick activities that […]
Transportation Activities for Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. Holy crazy month. Between work and hurricanes and general life craziness, I have not been able to be consistent over here on the keyboard and I am sorry! Hoping to move back into a normal schedule this week, so watch out! Last week was all about transportation and I’m here […]
Theme Therapy Activities for Community Helpers
September is coming and it’s coming fast! I spend most of August establishing routines, collecting baselines, and just making my students feel at home in my classroom, so I’m excited to start themes! If you are following my theme therapy calendar, September is all about community…helpers, transportation, places, and pets! I put together a packet […]
Summer Speech Homework
I’m all about encouraging my students and their families to continue to work on their speech and language skills over the summer. I definitely recognize that some of them aren’t interested and won’t even take a peek before tossing it away…but I still feel the urge. I still feel like it’s my responsibility to […]
5 Travel Theme Speech Therapy Ideas – Plus Freebie
Looking for theme speech therapy ideas? Travel is not one commonly used but is so much fun! In this post, I am sharing 5 different activities for this theme, plus a great freebie! This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. This week we are packing up and hitting the road! In our minds 🙂 I was […]
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 […]
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