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Paper Plate Snowman Craft for your Mod-Severe Students
If you are trying to find engaging lessons for your students with mod-severe disabilities, I have a really fun winter activity that you can do in small groups or for your push-in lesson. There are so many great snowman books to use with your students, so why not add...

Winter Articulation Activities That Will Get High Reps
Are you struggling with finding quick and engaging activities that will motivate your students to keep practicing their sound in syllables or words? Well, don’t worry, SLP. I got you! This post is all about winter articulation activities you can use to get high reps...

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...

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...

How to Plan Your Social Skill Therapy Groups
Are you feeling overwhelmed with planning therapy sessions for students with social pragmatic disorders? In this week's episode, I will guide you in steps to build a hierarchy to make preparing for these sessions less stressful! in this episode: You’ll hear: Social...

3 Ways to Use Google Apps to Manage Your Speech Caseload
Real Talk SLP Podcast- 3 Ways to Use Google Apps to Manage Your Speech CaseloadAre you feeling like you only see your students “From a Distance”, as Bette Midler put it? Teaching virtually is definitely a challenge but... Never Fear! This week I will share 3 Google...

My Best Google Slides Techy Hacks
Real Talk SLP Podcast - My Best Google Slides Techy Hacks“Help! I need somebody, Help! Not just anybody!” Adding Pizzazz to make your speech therapy sessions more engaging for your students has never been more fun! In this episode, Felice shares her very best Techy...
Hybrid Schedules and Winter Theme Ideas
“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger!” These words couldn’t be more true as we navigate through this year of hybrid, virtual, and face to face schedules! Lauren introduces us to some wonderful resources with a Winter theme for any of these scenarios. Whatever...

Google Slides™ Adding Video Hack You Want to Know How to do!
If you are using Google Slides™ to create materials and lessons for your teletherapy sessions, you will be so excited to learn about this Google Slides™ video hack. When I am using YouTube movie clips in therapy, I don't want my students to watch the entire clip...

Best Winter Videos to Use in Teletherapy
If you are planning some winter-themed therapy for the winter season, I have found some great videos that you can use in teletherapy. When discussing winter you can find reading passages about winter, hibernation, snowflakes, ice, and blizzards to work on the main...

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...
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