Tips & Tricks: How to Teach Body Parts to a Young Child
Why Teach Body Parts? Teaching body parts is one of the most important foundational skills for little ones. It helps us to communicate when something
Speech Therapy Games and Ideas for September (Apple Picking)
September Speech Therapy Themes “What’s in your box, Mrs. Elizabeth?” So, I’m here today to share some organization tips and tricks, some free printables, and
What is the Hand Under Hand? Should We Stop Hand Over Hand?
What is Hand UNDER Hand? First: let’s discuss Hand OVER Hand. Hand OVER Hand: a therapy technique often taught in undergraduate and graduate programs
Lesson Plans for Preschool Speech Therapy Themes: Bugs! (Free Interactive Book and Boom Cards Included)
Lesson Plans for Speech and Language Therapy Theme: Bugs This theme is great for summer, spring, or year-round fun! Be sure to scroll to the
Therapy Theme: December (Gingerbread, Christmas)
December Speech Therapy Be sure to scroll to the bottom to find a list of Freebies from LOTS of SLP-Authors! Grab this Lesson Plan Page
Therapy Theme: November (Leaves, Fall, Turkeys, Thanksgiving)
November Speech Therapy “What’s in your box, Mrs. Elizabeth?” Let’s peek at some organization tips and tricks, some free printables, and some links to
Therapy Themes: October (Pumpkins, Fall, Halloween)
October Fall Speech Therapy “What’s in your box, Mrs. Elizabeth?” I’m here today to share some organization tips and tricks, some free printables, and some
How to Teach Prepositions: Spatial Concepts for Speech Therapy
Teaching Spatial Concepts Ways to Teach Spatial Positions There are two ways to target position words: receptively and expressively. Receptive Language refers to what we
What is Devoicing/Voicing? Tips and Tricks: /P/ and /B/ Sounds (With Free Boom Cards!)
Phonological Process: Voicing and Devoicing Phonological processes are patterns of errors that are considered age appropriate for a period of time as children develop
Tips and Tricks: /J/ Sound
How to Teach the J Sound Today I am here to offer some tips and tricks for teaching that tricky /J/ sound. This is
My name is Elizabeth Hepler and I’ve been a practicing Speech-Language Pathologist since 2005. I am the mother of four great kids. Our household is neurodiverse: ADHD, Autism, Gifted, and more!
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