Book Companions for Speech Therapy
Why should we bring book companions into speech therapy? Using interactive books can help increase student engagement during speech therapy sessions! I love bringing books to life by pairing with…
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Tips & Tricks: Teaching Body Parts
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 is bothering us, which is…
Therapy Theme: Apple Picking (September)
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 some links to great resources…
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…
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…
How to Teach Spatial Concepts (Freebie Included!)
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 understand. If we are…
Celebrating Diversity
Diversity in Speech Therapy I’ve been reading and hearing more and more about diversity lately, which is great. Our family is a bit of a melting pot in itself, with…
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 something you can work on…
Tips and Tricks: The /R/ Sound
How to Teach the R Sound Today I am here to offer some tips and tricks for teaching liquid sound: /R/. There are different errors that kids make for…
