Making the life of a busy school SLP easier and a bit more beautiful everyday!
Do you ever get bored with the same old flashcard (and maybe a game) drill with your mixed articulation groups, especially for your older elementary students? It’s so hard to plan for students working on different sounds or levels, so you have given up being creative? I’ve got a new therapy idea for you! And BONUS – it’s about as…
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Sometimes, as busy school SLPs, we need a reason to laugh! Here are five problems (intended in fun!) only my fellow SLPs understand. Why do you work with Johnny? I understand him just fine. Hey, Mrs. Snyders! Happy Balentimes day! When you are informed that three new kids just moved in with speech-language therapy on their IEPs, which means you…
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Books are a great way to target many different speech and language skills in therapy, particularly for mixed groups! You can use them to target goals such as: describing story retell past tense verbs predicting inferencing comparing/contrasting identifying problems/solutions articulation and phonology expanding utterances answering WH questions and more! One thing I often do is stick notes in a book…
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Have you seen these adorable miniature shopping carts before? I spotted them a while ago at Hobby Lobby (similar here on Amazon or Etsy) and had to grab them for use in therapy! I wanted to share some ways I have been using them in therapy. These are great for use with sensory bins when targeting articulation, phonology, or pronouns!…
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