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DIY Apple Trouble Story Prop Kit
Using books in speech therapy can be a great way to plan therapy because you can adapt the book to cover a wide range of goals, including story comprehension, oral narration, grammar, vocabulary, and perspective-taking. Plus, you can have students working on fluency...
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....
Monster Speech Therapy Materials That Are Fun!
If you are new to planning therapy around themes, then you will love all the ideas in this blog post. Today, I am sharing about monster speech therapy materials that are fun for your students. I think you will like using them, too! To plan therapy around a...
Picture Scenes for Articulation Speech Therapy
Have you been hitting some walls with finding articulation activities for the sentence and conversation levels? Nothing drags me down more than not having engaging activities for my articulation students. Plus, if I don’t have articulation materials that can help me...
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...
10 Fall-Themed Sensory Bin Fillers
Raise your hand if fall is your season! The fall weather, food, and accessories are what I love most about fall. And the other thing I love about fall is making fall-themed sensory bins to go with my fave books. In this blog post, I will share my top ten best...
Best S-blends Games for Speech Therapy
Sometimes our students with speech sound disorders are NOT digging our drill and kill activities. And, if our students aren't motivated to practice their speech sound goals, progress suffers. What if I told you that there are games that are sound loaded to help you...
Apple Sensory Bin Ideas for Early Elementary
During the fall season, a great theme to plan for your speech therapy caseload is an apple theme! Your students can relate to apples because they are snacking on them, baking with them, and enjoying sweet drinks like apple cider! Today, I will share all my best tips...
All About Me – Likes and Dislikes
All About Me is a versatile theme for preschool and early elementary students. You can use an All About Me theme any time of the year, but it is an ideal theme to use at the start of the school year. By having students talk about their likes and dislikes, you can...
Pirate Treasure Sensory Bin for Speech Therapy
What kid wouldn't want to hunt a pirate treasure sensory bin for mystery jewels and trinkets? A pirate theme is ONE of those themes that NEED a sensory bin to pair with your books and themed props. You can use many lovely fillers and materials to make a pirate...
Pirate Themed Toys for Play-Based Speech Therapy
If you love doing a pirate theme with your caseload, this blog post is about the best pirate-themed toys to use with play-based speech therapy. Owning pirate props and toy sets can be just what you need to bring the pirate theme to life. You will find Amazon affiliate...
First Week of Speech Therapy Ideas
When you start back at school running speech therapy groups, it's kinda hard to know where to "begin" with your sessions. You know some students from previous years while others on your caseload are brand new to you! The ultimate goal of the first week of speech is to...
Pencil Box Speech Therapy Material Ideas
Most SLPs cover at least two schools and often carry our speech therapy materials from site to site. If you are one of the lucky SLPs with only one location, you may go into classrooms or pull kids out in the hallways to do quick artic sessions. Either way, having...
5 Ways to Use Google Forms for Speech Therapy
Many school-based SLPs cover two or more different sites with their caseload. Managing all the paperwork, documenting progress, and communicating with the IEP team is a LOT! It can take a lot of papers and forms to document all the caseload duties, so why not use...
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