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How to Use a Toy Farm in Speech Therapy
Having toys in your therapy stash that you can use to cover multiple goals is the way to go when you are a busy SLP. Lesson planning is important for effective therapy, so knowing how to quickly utilize a toy to elicit speech and language targets is nice on those days...
10 ideas for using a pet hospital toy set in speech therapy
Playing with toy sets is one of the best ways for kids to interact with their environments and learn about the things around them without getting into things they shouldn’t. Even more so, kids love animals, which is why pet hospital toy sets can be such a great tool...
Articulation Reading Passages & Activities To Help With Generalization
Are you stuck with where how to get your student to generalize their speech sound? The student has it at the word and sentence level, but when they walk out of your room, they go straight back to their old speech sounds. I am right there currently with several...
What does play-based speech therapy look like?
If you work with younger-aged students, then planning play-based speech therapy sessions can help you save time with lesson plans and increase engagement with students! You can adapt toys to cover multiple goals, so you can use the toy in many of your sessions. I love...
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...
Engaging Turkey Videos to Use in Speech Therapy
If you are planning some themed therapy for the month of November, you can use a turkey-theme to cover a lot of goals. Traditionally, at a Thanksgiving meal, many families eat turkey as the main course, so you can discuss turkey as part of a meal. Or, you can...
Digital Monster Activities for Teletherapy
During the month of October, you can plan a monster theme to go along with the Halloween festivities. Monsters can be a great theme to use because they can be silly and colorful. You can incorporate a lot of practice with adjectives for colors, numbers, size, textures...
Digital Farm Activities for Your Speech Students
Whether you are doing therapy in-person or via teletherapy, having engaging lessons for your students with moderate to severe disabilities can be challenging. This blog post is filled with digital farm activities you can use in your therapy sessions to increase...
Shared Book Reading Strategies to Build Language
When it comes to planning language therapy, school-based SLPs do not have a lot of time to prep and make materials. Using shared book reading strategies in speech therapy can be an effective way to plan lessons quickly and implement language intervention techniques...
Mystery Word Game Your Kids Will Love
This week we played a REALLY fun word game that targeted LOTS of describing skills. I even found a way to adapt it for some of my articulation students. Word games for kids are the best way to get engagement with vocabulary building. When you say "game", the kids...
OSMO Speech Therapy – Best Document Camera Hack Ever!
Have you been hearing a lot of SLPs mention using the OSMO as a document camera? This might be the first time you have heard about using the OSMO in speech therapy. It was for me back in April. When schools were closed down, I was missing my toy therapy. And, I...
Real Talk SLP episode 16 – 5 back to school tips for SLPs
Raise your hand if you feel like you got sucked into the Jumanji game and you are still trying to get used to your new body? Yep, the Jumanji game is distance learning and our character’s weakness is technology. If you need a back to school chuckle, then you want to...
Middle School Resources for Distance Learning
This week I wanted to share about some resources that will help you with doing teletherapy with your middle school students. It has been a few years since I have worked with those ladies and gents, but I remember it like it was yesterday. For many years, I worked at a...
Books To Teach Summer Vocabulary In Speech Therapy
I love incorporating books into speech therapy. It is the easiest way for me to teach themed vocabulary without having to prep anything! Summer books are filled with picture scenes that have summer vocabulary to teach. I don't think I could ever have enough books to...
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