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The wait is over…the grammar handouts are here!

Who could use some free WH questions and categorie

Who could use some free WH questions and categories pages? School and seasons themed so they work year-round! 🏢☀️❄️🌸🍁

Download ➡️ allisonfors.com/interactive-books-sample/

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If you could only bring ONE item to a session, wha

If you could only bring ONE item to a session, what would it the be??

I *think* mine is a white board + marker! So versatile.

Tell me yours! 👇🏻

Language isn’t simple, is it? 🤨 But here I am

Language isn’t simple, is it? 🤨 But here I am trying to break it down 😅

Form is the components that connect sounds and symbols in order. Content is the components that encompass meaning. Use is how we use language to communicate.

▫️Syntax: the rules that govern word order
▫️Morphology: the rules that govern change in meaning at the word level
▫️Phonology: the rules that govern the structure, distribution, and sequence of speech-sound patterns
▫️Semantics: the rules that govern the meaning and context of words or units
▫️Pragmatics: the use of language within a communication context

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There are lots of ways to use play dough in speech

There are lots of ways to use play dough in speech therapy. But how often do you use it with structured activities, worksheets you already have, or with older students?!

👉 Grab your worksheet, put it in a sheet protector, then smash the right answer with a play dough ball!

Get more play dough ideas from reading this blog post: allisonfors.com/play-dough-mats-speech-therapy/

It’s been awhile since I posted this hierarchy!

It’s been awhile since I posted this hierarchy! This hierarchy isn’t always used (like for phonological errors), but did you know it is recommended for cleft-affected children working on building necessary oral pressure for weak sounds? #cleftlipandpalateawarenessmonth

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