Over the summer, I was inspired to take stock of the books on my shelves (both at work and at home) to ensure that I’m using books that included diversity. This includes different ethnicities, LQBTQIA people, and more. I want…
Today, I’m sharing all the spring themed books I currently have in my speech room! Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. If you make a purchase via one of these links, I receive a small percentage. All of…
By now, I’m sure you all know the benefits of literacy based instruction, both in classrooms and our speech rooms. Centering activities around books is not only functional, it’s evidence-based. A child’s narrative child’s narrative ability can be a predictor of…
I love using books in therapy and do so at least 2-3 times a month, but I don’t always have time to prep book companions. I wanted to create something that was no prep and all in one place for…
Who loves books? ME!!! I recently got the amazing opportunity to review some new books from a company called Innovation Press. I chose two books: How To Survive as a FireFly and How to Survive as a Shark. Both are…
Lately, I’ve been inspired to blog about different ways to use books in therapy. Recently, I wrote about the question I love to ask students after we’ve read a book. Check that out here. Today I’m talking about a way…
We’re reading The Mitten by Jan Brett this week and I started doing something with my younger students that helped them remember the order of the animals, so I thought I’d share it with you! A lot of my students…
I love, love, love books by Jan Brett. I think I own just about every book she has written and illustrated. My mom started my collection and adds to it every time she releases a new book. Disclaimer: I have…
Today I’m bringing you a guest post from Aersta Acerson who blogs at Speaking Freely SLP! Hello! My name is Aersta Acerson, and I’m so excited and honored for the opportunity to be guest blogging today with Teach Speech 365!…