Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. We all have our preferred items that get us through a workday. I decided that I would share my favorites with you! 1. Water bottle: I’ve tried A LOT of different water…
First things first: I’m not trained in behavioral modification. I’m not an ABA therapist or a psychologist, by any means. I’m bringing you this post based on what I’ve learned in my 5+ years experience as a school based/private practice…
This week, I came across another motivating way to get more trials out of my younger kids. Last year, I picked up these plastic building block things from the Dollar Spot. There are a few different types. I keep them…
Today, I’m bringing you quick and easy turn-taking tip that I found worked well this week. I see a couple of 5th graders (one with autism) who are working on basic conversational skills. We have been focusing on having a…
You know you should be shooting for at least 100-150 trials during articulation therapy sessions to make it worthwhile. It’s in the back of my mind whenever I do artic sessions. I give my kids tally counters, chipper chat chips,…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links included for your convenience! Sometimes you might have to do therapy on the fly. It’s generally not preferred, but sometimes it happens. You forget (or don’t have time) to plan as much as you’d like to. Or…
If you’re like me, you have your arsenal of frequently used materials that you like to keep close at hand. I have two spots for mine. I keep my Flip & Clip books and other flip books in this box…
Today I wanted to share a little tip that I use when using minimal pairs during phonology or articulation tasks.
I’m writing this post based off a compilation of my own experience in a few different states and a few different districts. I realize some districts do have budgets for speech materials and that is awesome! The districts I’ve been…