It’s time for anther Speech Suitcase post! This time, I’m writing about listening comprehension. Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. If you make a purchase via one of these links, I receive a small percentage. If your caseload is…
I have another easy, no prep craft that I used as a reinforcer last week. I gave each student a white piece of paper and told them that we would be drawing a picture together. I had to remind some…
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…
Today I’m starting a new series called Speech Suitcase. I will be sharing the things I use to teach and work on various language skills, in the hopes that it will help you. For synonyms and antonyms, I start by…
Since my CF, I have had at least a handful of students with autism on my caseload. They have varied greatly in ability, much like the rest of my caseload. Today, I’m sharing the activities that are my favorite to…
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…
Who has Chutes and Ladders in their therapy room? 4 years ago I wrote this blog post about how there are 37 opportunities on the Chutes and Ladders game board to practice pronouns and verbs. I was playing it with…
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…
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…