I know the pressures of planning therapy. There are so many components to planning an effective therapy session. You want it to be goal related, have meaningful trials, practical application to the real world, opportunities for data, and for the kids to have fun will they are learning. Plus, you want your students to be […]
Engage the Brain with Fall Speech And Language Activities
I officially pulled out my Fall outfits and am sporting all my scarves, so it’s Fall y’all! Immediately after I wrote that sentence, I started singing, “Y’all gon’ make me spice things up, up in here, up in here.” Because in my world, nutmeg, cinnamon, and clove spice are going to be used quite often. […]
Fall Sensory Bin Ideas To Make Therapy Fun!
SLPs working with preschool through 2nd grade can use sensory bins with their students. I have noticed that even some older students really love using sensory bins. There are some students on my caseload that struggle with sustaining attention during therapy. Some have sensory needs and by using sensory bins with them, I have found […]
Squirrel Speech Therapy Ideas That Are Fun
Squirrels are hilarious little creatures that I like to enjoy from afar. And by afar, I mean, enjoying on google photos, watching them on YouTube videos or in cute cartoons. Cause in real life if you touch a squirrel you might get rabies. Today, I am going to show you lots of ways squirrels can be […]
The Big /r/ Referral Debate – What Should School SLPs do?
If you work as a school based SLP, getting speech therapy referrals for the R sound is pretty common. The /r/ distortions are pretty noticeable by teachers, parents and staff. Have you ever gotten that referral from a preschooler or kindergarten teacher and think, “I should probably get that teacher a developmental norms chart ASAP.” […]
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