Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience! I frequently use books in therapy! It’s a great way to incorporate literacy and language skills. While I love browsing big name book stores, I sometimes don’t love the prices. Here…
Yesterday, I tried something a little different with a couple students that I don’t normally see together. With March being a Code Red month, my “schedule” is all sorts of wonky (if you’re not sure what I mean by Code…
This past week, I decided to try something a little different with my older students. A few of them are working on synonyms and antonyms. I happened to find some plastic beads and string and decided to put them…
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…
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…
Graphics and font: Lovin Lit I don’t know about you, but I love watching the blooper reels of movies. For some reason, it’s impossible to not crack at least one smile. I recently had the idea that I could…
Penlights! We all have them, no? They are those wonderful little tools for looking (or not looking, depending on the willingness of the child) into mouths to check for adequate structure and function! I have a boring gray one, but…
We all know it’s a frequent occurrence – you open your mailbox and pull out catalogs and ads. Most speech bloggers I know do not (I repeat DO NOT) throw these things out. In fact, we hardly throw anything out…
I’ve talked about using apps like GoodNotes for activities like my Find A Difference: Farm Edition (free) activity to save on ink and time. Now it’s time for another way to use this app for a quick and easy therapy…