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Speech Therapy Gift Guide for SLP Accessories
Sometimes we need a speech therapy gift guide with SLP accessories to help us enjoy the job, right!? In this blog post, I wanted to share a list of SLP accessories that would be nice to have during the workday. You can send this speech therapy gift guide of SLP...
Winter Snowball Fight Speech Therapy Reinforcer
Nothing is worse than a lackluster mixed group session. Am I right or am I right? When you start to plan a winter-themed unit, you always want to include a general open-ended game or reinforcer that you can use across groups. By having one main game or activity as an...
Ep. 57: Five Fall Books to work on CORE Vocabulary
Hey Hey Hey SLPs! This week I am going to be sharing 5 fall-themed books you can use to target CORE vocabulary. With students who are using alternative or augmentative communication, there are a CORE set of words that make up 70-90% of what we say on a daily basis....
Gingerbread Man Speech Therapy Activities
Do you love using The Gingerbread Man story in your therapy sessions? It is great for teaching oral narration and language skills. Over the years, I have even found ways to incorporate social pragmatic skills with a gingerbread man theme. Today, I wanted to share...
Toy Trains Speech Therapy – 10 tips for how to use
Young children always seem more likely than not to have a fascination with toy train sets. Maybe Thomas the Tank Engine/Thomas the Train has something to do with it?! They love building train sets and making the trains go around the railroad tracks. You can capitalize...
Christmas Tree Craft for Speech Therapy
In December, pulling out some festive activities with your speech therapy groups is fun. If your students celebrate Christmas and need mixed group holiday activities, you will love this Christmas tree craft for speech therapy. It's easy to make and can be sent home as...
4 Squirrel Toys You Need for Speech Therapy
You are seriously missing out if you still need to plan a squirrel theme for your elementary caseload. Squirrels are the funniest creatures, and kids love talking about them. This theme allows you to ditch your worksheets and easily target speech and language goals...
Thanksgiving Placemat Craft for Speech
It's November, so it's time to make a Thanksgiving placemat craft speech therapy style! Feeling the weight of all those assessments and IEPs, you have to write? I know November can be bananas with paperwork. When you are overloaded, that usually means NO extra time to...
Squirrel Play-Based Speech Therapy Idea!
One of the MOST fun themes ever includes squirrels! During the fall season, your students will see squirrels scampering about, darting, and scurrying around outside anywhere there are trees or plants. They are some of the silliest creatures to watch, so why not...
5 Fall Language Therapy Activities for SLPs
When implementing a theme-based approach, you want to ensure your speech therapy materials and activities include the theme's vocabulary. That's why today, in this blog post, I will share 5 Fall language activities you can do that incorporate fall-themed vocabulary...
Easy Fall File Folders for Language
One way to keep your students engaged in your speech therapy sessions is to use interactive materials. Making your fall file folders for language goals can be an easy way to plan for various goals. And, once you prep the file folder, it's easy to store in your bag, a...
Easy Spider Speech Therapy Sensory Bins
Are you planning a spider speech therapy unit and need some hands-on ideas for your sessions? Check out these two easy spider speech therapy sensory bins to use with your elementary speech therapy caseload. If you plan it right, you can find many spider elements at...
Feed the Monster Prop for Speech Therapy
The ONE thing you need for your monster theme is a feed-the-monster prop! By having an easy-to-adapt-themed therapy prop, you can increase your sessions' engagement without reinventing the wheel for activities in each mixed group session. Plus, this DIY feed the...
Leaves Preschool Activities – Hands on Ideas for SLPs
Working with preschool-aged students who need some engaging leaves preschool activities? Well, you came to the right blog post! When working with the younger crew, we want to find ways to spark their curiosity, and most often, that means ditching the traditional drill...
Preschool Leaf Lesson Plan for Co-Teaching
Working with the Prek-2nd grade population can be hard to plan your co-teaching lessons because there are a LOT of goals to juggle. That's why you can format your themed co-teaching sessions in a way that gets the adults in the room to participate. Check out this blog...
SLP Winter Survival Kit Waitlist
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Christmas Tree Craft for Speech Therapy
In December, pulling out some festive activities with your speech therapy groups is fun. If your students celebrate Christmas and need mixed group holiday activities, you will love this Christmas tree craft for speech therapy. It's easy to make and can be sent home as...
4 Squirrel Toys You Need for Speech Therapy
You are seriously missing out if you still need to plan a squirrel theme for your elementary caseload. Squirrels are the funniest creatures, and kids love talking about them. This theme allows you to ditch your worksheets and easily target speech and language goals...
Thanksgiving Placemat Craft for Speech
It's November, so it's time to make a Thanksgiving placemat craft speech therapy style! Feeling the weight of all those assessments and IEPs, you have to write? I know November can be bananas with paperwork. When you are overloaded, that usually means NO extra time to...
Squirrel Play-Based Speech Therapy Idea!
One of the MOST fun themes ever includes squirrels! During the fall season, your students will see squirrels scampering about, darting, and scurrying around outside anywhere there are trees or plants. They are some of the silliest creatures to watch, so why not...
5 Fall Language Therapy Activities for SLPs
When implementing a theme-based approach, you want to ensure your speech therapy materials and activities include the theme's vocabulary. That's why today, in this blog post, I will share 5 Fall language activities you can do that incorporate fall-themed vocabulary...
Easy Fall File Folders for Language
One way to keep your students engaged in your speech therapy sessions is to use interactive materials. Making your fall file folders for language goals can be an easy way to plan for various goals. And, once you prep the file folder, it's easy to store in your bag, a...
Easy Spider Speech Therapy Sensory Bins
Are you planning a spider speech therapy unit and need some hands-on ideas for your sessions? Check out these two easy spider speech therapy sensory bins to use with your elementary speech therapy caseload. If you plan it right, you can find many spider elements at...
Feed the Monster Prop for Speech Therapy
The ONE thing you need for your monster theme is a feed-the-monster prop! By having an easy-to-adapt-themed therapy prop, you can increase your sessions' engagement without reinventing the wheel for activities in each mixed group session. Plus, this DIY feed the...
Leaves Preschool Activities – Hands on Ideas for SLPs
Working with preschool-aged students who need some engaging leaves preschool activities? Well, you came to the right blog post! When working with the younger crew, we want to find ways to spark their curiosity, and most often, that means ditching the traditional drill...
Preschool Leaf Lesson Plan for Co-Teaching
Working with the Prek-2nd grade population can be hard to plan your co-teaching lessons because there are a LOT of goals to juggle. That's why you can format your themed co-teaching sessions in a way that gets the adults in the room to participate. Check out this blog...
SLP Winter Survival Kit Waitlist
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