Today, I’m popping in to share a game with you that you can easily incorporate into your therapy sessions as reinforcement or to work on following directions. It’s a game called Hyper Dash! Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your…
While I have several season products in my Teachers Pay Teachers store, I adore making and using non-seasonal products. Why? Because I can pull them out anytime of the year and use them! My all time favorite non-seasonal product of…
I love seeing those “first day” posters that people have their kids pose with. I thought I’d make a speech version! These posters are black and white for easy prep. Have the students fill them out (or write for them)…
Hello friends! It’s time for a new Clinical Skills Confidence post. I’ve just barely started my summer vacation. So why the heck am I talking about next school year? Because it comes upon us way too quickly and I want to…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links included for your convenience! A bubcap? What’s that? I’m here to tell you! If you’re like me, you might have some friends on your caseload that LOVE to hit the home button on your iPad. Which exits…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. As SLPs, we will do just about anything to motivate our students to participate in therapy. We’ll even use gross or weird items because they seem to be the most engaging. I saw…
Writing and speech? Yes! Writing is within our scope of practice according to ASHA. I don’t always focus on writing skills with my students, but lately I’ve been doing it more. Especially with my older kids. Why? Because it’s a…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links included for your convenience! I decided to revisit some of my favorite spring themed ideas that I’ve used in therapy in the past:
If you reside on the East Coast, you probably were graced with A LOT of snow over the weekend. So why not use it in speech? After all, it’s a very current event. It’s easy! Search #blizzard2016 or #jonas2016 (or…