Easy Low Prep Monster Craft
Happy Thursday everyone! Today, I’m sharing an easy, on the fly therapy craft that I thought of during a session with a busy preschooler this week. He was talking about a monster, and I decided to use it to my…
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Easy Low Prep Articulation Idea
You know how CPAs have “busy season” around tax time? Well, spring is prime “busy season” for a lot of SLPs, myself included. Initial referrals start raining down from the sky, lots of IEPs are always due around the same…
S-Blend Trick
Hi friends! I’ve been using the arm trick for awhile with my s-blend kids. I’m sure you do as well! All you need is an arm. Start at one side with a strong /s/… …and drag your finger up to…
Paper Plate Articulation
This idea was an off the cuff one. I wanted to change things up and do something different with one of my artic kids. I always have paper plates in my room for crafts, so I grabbed those and wrote…
Poppin’ Final Consonants [FREE]
“Poppin” in today with another freebie! This one is no prep, because that is definitely what I need this time of year! Give each student a copy of the popcorn container page. Give each student a copy of the popcorn…
Another R Tip
Today, I’m sharing a tip for getting placement for the This sound is SO difficult to teach. I find myself trying several different strategies to find one that will work for my students. I’ve used this one for awhile,…
P & B Race Cars
Hi everyone and happy 2017! Today, I’m bringing you a fun race car themed activity. I have a lot of friends working on /p, b/ and I needed something that would capture their attention. Cut out and laminate the road…
Using a Dictation App for Articulation
I’ve been using this idea for a few years with my older students, but never blogged about it. First, you need to download a dictation app, such as Dragon Dictation (which is free). Next, you have your students talk into…
Student Questionnaire: Articulation [FREEBIE]
Do you have older students who have been in speech for a long time and who have made little to no progress lately? Or do you simply want to know how your students are feeling about their speech? Have them…