I have several young students working on following directions and receptive language. With this age group, we also do A LOT of pretend play. I decided to create a restaurant/food themed receptive language activity that I dubbed “Can I Take…
In early December, I decided to see if any speech bloggers would be willing to participate in a “chain letter” in which I interviewed 4 bloggers. They then were asked to interview 2 other bloggers to continue the chain. I…
As SLPs, we work on social skills A LOT! I’m always trying to come up with new and exciting ideas to accomplish these goals. Hopefully, some of you will benefit from my latest idea: Conversation Comics!! First,…
One of my favorite areas to work on is auditory processing skills. I find that a lot of kids (and adults) have difficulty with auditory memory. I often start by focusing on memory for numbers, words and sentences before moving…
I am continually trying to give my followers what they want! I began doing multisyllabic activities with Multisyllabic Reindeer and Multisyllabic Hearts. Some people requested words with more syllables, so I included 4 and 5 syllable words in the heart activity.…
Some of my students have difficulty with yes/no questions. I decided to re-use the fiesta theme and created Yes & No Fiesta. See yes and no visuals below: There are 2 levels to this activity. Level 1 cards…
I reached 350 followers on TPT and thought that deserved something for all of you wonderful people! Thank you so much for visiting my blog, store, and/or Facebook page! I have created a fun ice cream themed activity for…
My mirror activities have been a hit, so I’m in the process of creating more. Mirror-TIC: K, G has been posted and takes the same format as the other Mirror-TIC activities. Next up, Mirror-SYNANT! I experimented with a…