Organizing Your Materials for Speech Therapy
Tips and Tricks for Organizing Materials Organizing your materials can have a positive effect on both the therapist/teacher and the student! When we have our materials organized, we can…
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What is Hand Under 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 as a way to “help”…
Arrrrrrticulation! Theme Unit: Pirates
Speech Therapy Theme: Pirates In my 16th year as an SLP, I used a pirate theme unit for the first time. I had seen other SLP’s doing this, but…
Back to School: All About Me Freebie Packet Included!
Back to School! (All About Me Freebie Included) Please let us have a normal year…please let us have a normal year…please let us have a normal year. Am I the…
Why You Should Use Nursery Rhymes in Speech Therapy
Nursery Rhymes for Speech Therapy Nursery Rhymes One of the best ways to predictors for success in reading and success is Phonological Awareness. Phonological awareness is the ability to…
Preschool and 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 bottom to download an adorable…
Lesson Plans for Summer Themes
Lesson Plans for Summer Speech and Language! Happy Summer! Summer is here! Whether you’re doing ESY as a teacher/therapist, work in a year-round setting, or are looking for some things…
How Do You Make a Sensory Bottle?
Video Tutorial Why Make a Sensory Bottle? If your child has sensory processing disorder, ADHD, autism, gets overly-excited, or just enjoys visual sensory input, you might really enjoy…
Seeing Characteristics of Autism? Say Something!
I think my student might be autistic. Should I say something? Are you an SLP seeing characteristics of autism in one of your students and wondering if you should say…
