What A SLP Blogger Does During A Snow Day!
I have a snow day today. Much like most of the East Coast, I believe. Winter grabbed hold this year and apparently it’s not letting go any time soon! What does a SLP blogger DO during a snow…
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Interpreting Facial Expressions With Video Clips
Graphics: Lovin Lit Facial expressions. We all have them. We go through probably hundreds of them each day, depending on our mood. For kids with pragmatic difficulties, they can be super difficult to read and interpret correctly. I usually…
Peek At My Week 2/7
Graphics: My Cute Graphics Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. It’s February and full steam ahead! For the craft this week, I decided to use the foam snowflakes I picked up on clearance after the holidays. I had…
Peek At My Week 1/31
Full disclosure – this week was disjointed. We had a professional development day today, so that always throws me off a bit. End of the quarter means progress reports (check out my tips for those here). I managed to…
LOVE-ly Speech & Language Activities
It’s almost February, which means Groundhog Day and Valentine’s Day! I’ve rounded up a few activities from the past year that should work nicely in your speech room for the month of February! Groundhog Day is February 2nd. I…
{Review} Let’s Be Social App
Disclaimer: A copy of this app was provided to me; however, the opinions expressed are solely my own! Let’s Be Social is an app from Everyday Speech that sells for $14.99 in the app store. It features stories and related…
A-HA Moment: Picture Frame = Barrier Game
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. I recently was cleaning out a random storage box and found this one of those plastic picture frames. It was empty and the SLP wheels started turning. A-HA! It’s perfect…
Clinical Skills Confidence: Progress Reports
It’s almost that time again for me. End of the quarter = progress reports. This is when I’m glad I do my best to keep my data binder organized, because I usually can grab this and start the daunting task…