HUGE Spring Speechie Giveaway!
There are some exciting things going on in the speech world this month! One of them happens to be a HUGE giveaway that I am participating in along with some other really awesome SLP bloggers. Head over HERE to…
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App Companion Packet?
By now, you’ve probably heard of all the great book companion packets that SLPs have created to go along with popular books. Here’s something that I think is a new concept: app companion packets! I have received permission from…
Ode to Target
This post is purely for fun. If you are an SLP and have a Target within a 50 mile radius, I’m guessing that you a frequent customer. By frequent, I mean you go weekly (sometimes more than that if you…
Irregular Past Tense Rhyme Time + Giveaway
I notice that I work on irregular past tense A LOT with several of my students. Being that it’s “irregular,” I’m constantly looking for ways to target it so that students will remember the irregular past tense form. I decided…
Quick Fix Therapy Idea
Not sure if any of you already do this, but yesterday during a session, I was using Super Duper’s Social Skills Chipper Chat. Actually, I had the box on my counter and a preschooler asked if we could play with…
Guest Post: Spring Related Materials!!
Today, I have a guest post from Tatyana Elleseff M.A. CCC-SLP about spring related therapy materials! Tatyana Elleseff MA CCC-SLP is a bilingual SLP with a full time hospital affiliation as well as private practice in Central, NJ. She specializes…
Alternative to Scissors/Glue: Sticker Maker!
One of my favorite things in my therapy room right now is my sticker maker. Yes, a sticker maker. It looks like this: I got mine at Michaels, but you can get it through Amazon or any…
Listen Up! Take A Ticket!
I’m constantly trying to find fresh ways to target listening comprehension, since most of my students need practice with this skill. It can be one of the “less fun” areas for kids to work on. I found some cute ticket…
Compare & Contrast Castles
The ability to compare and contrast items verbally and in writing is an important skill for all students. I find myself working on this skill a lot, so I tried to come up with a slightly different (and fun) way…