Raise your hand if you’re an SLP who plans their lessons by theme! I plan themed lessons because it’s easier to align with the teacher’s curriculum and/or find resources to adapt for my whole caseload. One of my very favorite themed lesson ideas is to use bee activities for elementary speech therapy, especially during the […]
7 Ways To Get Organized SLP
Are you surrounded by piles of THINGS in your speech room? Between doing therapy, writing assessment reports, and IEPs, having time to organize feels nonexistent. In my SLP world, there can never be too many speech therapy organization tips. I feel like a hot mess most of the time when it comes to staying organized. […]
How To Use My Little House In Speech Therapy
Speech pathologists are all about having materials that can target a lot of goals and keep students engaged. If you are an SLP working with Prek-2nd grade age students, then I highly recommend using My Little House in speech therapy. Today, I am going to be sharing about how to use My Little House in […]
Spring Sensory Bins For Speech Therapy
Some struggles that I have had in the therapy room are how to keep my students engaged and ways to target multiple goals in a session. For my younger crowd sensory bins have helped solve this problem. If you are a sensory bin making SLP, then this post is for you! Today, I am going […]
In The Tall Tall Grass Sensory Bin
When the Spring weather starts to appear, so do all my favorite spring books. Today, I wanted to share how you can make an In The Tall Tall Grass Sensory Bin. I will share how to make your In The Tall Tall Grass sensory bin, where you can find the book and how to use […]
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