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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...
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...
In the Tall, Tall Grass Teletherapy Activity
With distance learning in place, speech pathologists are having to find ways to engage their students and clients virtually. And for some age groups, it's really hard! Am I right? For my students with moderate-severe Autism, my special education teachers and I are...
MealTime Communication Board FREE Download
Many students with moderate-severe disabilities benefit from using low-tech AAC tools to help them communicate. Helping parents at home with easy ways to work on communication can be tough. That's why showing them how to work on functional communication during meal...
Paper Plate Gumball Craft for Speech Sound Disorders
This paper plate craft is SUCH an easy way to target a variety of goals and skills in your speech room, including articulation, apraxia, and phonology disorder. It’s inexpensive, you probably already have a lot of the materials needed, and it’s a useful way to treat...
FREE ‘I Spy’ Language Game for Parents
With school closures happening around the nation it is extremely stressful for parents to educate their children at home. One way you can help your children work on language at home is by playing games. This 'I Spy' language game is engaging because it allows your...
Free Daily Home Visual Schedule
Many of our students with Autism need visual supports to help navigate their day. When we create routines and visually show them what is happening next, it creates a calm for our students. One thing SLPs can do to help support parents at home is to create these daily...
Sound Activities for Kids to Use in Push-In Therapy
For the month of March, my special day class teachers are using sound and light as their theme for language arts. We use the Unique Curriculum every month and the month of March has sound activities for kids. Using the Unique Curriculum helps the teacher and I plan...
Lucky Green Sensory Bin for Speech Therapy
Do you need an activity for St. Patrick’s Day that will cover lots of goals and be adaptable for many ages? I have just the sensory bin for you! This lucky green sensory bin is easy to make and will be great for your younger students and older ones too. Don’t you love...
10 Ways to Use Play Food in Speech Therapy
What’s more fun to young kids than playing with toy food items? They love using play food to engage in activities like playing house. Harness that interest for your speech therapy sessions! This is why toy food sets can be so engaging for our speech students! These...
Valentine’s Day Sensory Bin Ideas
During the month of February, creating some fun Valentine’s day sensory bin activities can make your speech therapy sessions more engaging. When coming up with a new sensory bin idea, you can look for inspiration from the books you are using, skills your students are...
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