Disclaimer: A copy of this app was provided; however, the opinions expressed are solely my own. It’s time for another app review! This time, I’m reviewing Let’s Learn Emotions from Everyday Speech. Plus, you have a chance to win…
It’s time for another app review! You may recall my review of Let’s Be Social. If so, you’ll recognize Let’s Use Language, as it’s made by the same developers. Read on for my review and a chance to win…
Graphics: Creative Clips Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. One of the most interesting parts of Thinking About You, Thinking About Me for me was the section on the Continuum of Truth. It’s something I…
SLPs use social stories all the time! The term “Social Stories” is trademarked by Carol Gray and more information can be found on her website. In a nutshell, they are stories that are designed to help a student understand…
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: A copy of this app was provided to me; however, the opinions expressed are solely my own! Let’s Be Social is an app from Everyday Speech that sells for $14.99 in the app store. It features stories and related…
Graphics: Creative Clips Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. One part of the Social Thinking Curriculum that I’ve really been focusing on is Whole Body Listening. It’s described in Thinking About You, Thinking About Me and…
Graphics: Lovin Lit Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. I sometimes get sucked into informercials (Nutribullet and Total Gym anyone?), particularly when I have insomnia. That might be because 3AM is when those are shown. But…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. Part of the social thinking program is teaching perspective-taking. This can be a rather difficult skill to teach to students who are more rigid in their thinking. Perspective-taking is one…