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I’m always impressed with @thesparkinnovations r

I’m always impressed with @thesparkinnovations resources. The new animal habitats puzzle set doesn’t disappoint. It has already survived quite a bit of rough play and somehow still looks new!
In addition to using these to match animals to their homes, work on:

▫️categories and associations - find all the animals who live in the water or who are green...
▫️comparing and contrasting different animals and habitats
▫️answering wh questions - “where does the camel live?” “Who has four legs and lives on the farm?”
▫️formulating wh questions - mentally choose an animal and have the child ask you questions to discover which one
▫️memory - turn them over and play a matching game

How would you use these in therapy, your classroom, or home?

Posting this little video again because I love it

Posting this little video again because I love it sooo much. Do you know what this is!? Vowel tongue positions! 👅 Vowels are superrrr important to speech intelligibility. Difficulties with vowels can be due to motor speech disorders, hearing loss, or a cognitive deficit. You can grab these clipart images in my store!

When you like the idea of themed therapy, but maki

Talk Like a Pirate Day is Sept 19th 🏴‍☠️

Did you know this? Cleft babies tend to babble and

Did you know this?
Cleft babies tend to babble and begin words with sonorants (vowels, nasals, liquids, glides), such as: /m/, /n/, “ng”, /w/, /j/, /r/, /l/

Once the palate is repaired, typically around a year old, the child will be able to form pressure consonants.

Did you know that sensory and movement activities

What a little champ. Baby girl had surgery today t

What a little champ. Baby girl had surgery today to remove the hardware in her jaw from the first surgery. She also got ear tubes placed. Kids with cleft palates tend to have fluid collect inside their ears due to poor Eustachian tube function. This can lead to middle ear infections and affect hearing. The surgeons were planning on placing the ear tubes during her cleft repair, but they found fluid today and this should make her hearing test later this month more accurate.
We are home now and she is doing well! You can find me sitting on my couch giving lots of cuddles the next few days.

Oh and happy 4 months today, little girl.🎈
#pierrerobinsequence #cleftbaby

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