Recently, I posted this picture to my Instagram (I’m TeachSpeech365 there). I posted a similar idea a long time ago, but I pulled it out again recently for some of my fidgety students and was reminded that it works very…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. I’m bringing you another “toys & games” post! If you missed previous ones, check out the post for cause and effect and sequencing! This post features toys and games you can use to…
Today I’m sharing a quick therapy tip that I discovered this week that I named Lightening Round!
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. Sometimes, you just have to blow some bubbles! I decided to forgo my carefully laid plans with my preschoolers this week. I’ve done bubbles before with my students, but not in awhile.…
Graphics: KG Fonts, PrettyGrafikDesign Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. Using wordless picture books in speech therapy is a common way to elicit a lot of different language skills. Here are the links to some posts done…
Browsing in Target, I stumbled upon an awesome toy! Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. It’s called Magic Jinn Animals (cost less than $5 too). He’s a cute little guy who tries to read your…
If you have Apples to Apples for Kids, then you can use this other option for playing the game! I have to admit that I don’t often pull this game out, as it doesn’t always fit the…
What? Did you do a double-take? Yes, I said Richard Simmons + speech therapy. Let me explain. I often do therapy in the school setting in chairs at the table. Obviously. It’s school. But I decided to try something…
This week, I posted this picture on my Facebook page (follow me for giveaways, sales, news, and fun): So I promised to do a blog post on this happy accident. This is how I made it. I took…