Wordless picture books are in a word, amazing. They can really be used with a variety of ages. There is a wealth of research that supports the use of wordless picture books for oral language development. This article discusses how children…
Mixed groups a beast that every school based SLP has to face. While we might start out the year with nicely separated articulation and language groups, by the end of the year those groups are a mishmash of both. It’s…
Today, I’m bringing you a review! When I saw these Spark cards from Spark Innovations, I was immediately intrigued. I’m always looking for new and interesting materials to engage my students. Keep reading to the end for an opportunity to…
Hello, friends! Today I’m sharing more information about a newer resource in my Teachers Pay Teachers store. I have always wished for simple sheets to send home with parents so that they can easily work on common speech/language goals at…
If you missed my earlier posts in this series, be sure to check them out: describing, main idea, synonyms/antonyms, WH Questions, listening comprehension, and story retell. Today, we’re talking about context clues. This can be a hard skill to teach for many…
This summer, I decided to offer 5 freebies to you as a thank you for following my little blog for the past 5+ years. I can’t tell you how amazing it is to be able to connect with so many…
Hello friends! I’m popping in today to share a new freebie. Obviously I know a lot of you are on summer break, but you know that I can’t fully stop thinking about my students and their needs. I have one…
As the SLP mom of a toddler, I wanted to share our favorite toys for language development! There are definitely others, but these are my top 5. Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. If you make a purchase…
My spring break is the last week in March and I’m pretty excited about it! My husband and I have some plans with our daughter and I plan on fully enjoying having no alarm for a week. I decided I…