It’s not always apparent, but board games are a great opportunity to work on speech, language, and social skills! I love that I can use them with a wide age range and to target so many goals. Because they vary in complexity and type, you can easily modify board games to fit your needs with…
10 Online Sources of Free Children’s eBooks
I’ve seen a lot of people looking for free digital resources as they turn to teletherapy. Whether you’re practicing this as a temporary social distancing measure or it’s how you conduct most of your work in the long-term, you’ll need some great digital tools to work with your clients. I’ve found eBooks to be an…
Free Spring Speech Therapy Activities
Free spring speech therapy activities, reinforcers, and clipart! Download and use now! Happy spring! I can’t wait for warmer weather! I have some spring-themed free resources and clipart I wanted to put in one easy place for you to grab and use in your therapy sessions and classrooms. Gliding Minimal Pair Flowers: Target the phonological…
Thoughtful Conversation Starters for Kids and Teens
Conversation starters and prompts are a versatile tool to teach a variety of skills in regards to speech therapy, autism, and your classroom! Get a question list to use and download a freebie. Have you ever gotten into the rut of using the same questions over and over again that you can think of off…
The Best Preschool Language App EVER
I love love love working on preschool language and the app that I find myself continually coming back to time and time again with my students no matter their interests is called “My PlayHome.” It is perfect for speech therapy and developing language skills. Discover why I love it and how I use it! This app…
25 Valentine’s Day Books for Kids
February and St. Valentine’s Day books for your speech therapy sessions and classrooms! Books are a big component of my therapy lesson plans and I love to use themed books throughout the year to teach new, applicable vocabulary and keep things fresh and interesting. The 14th is just around the corner… head to your local…
The Importance of Explaining the WHY of Therapy Sessions to Parents
Parent communication – It’s important to explain to parents the WHY behind what you’re doing in your therapy sessions! Why does therapy just look like play?Why is her therapist using ASL? I want my child to learn to talk!Why is my child not making progress? Ever heard these questions? I’ve mostly heard them from friends…
Best Speech Therapy Blog Posts of 2019
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Can you believe it is 2020? Here is a round-up of this past year’s 5 most-read and saved posts here on the blog! Happy reading! 5. Using the Auditory Sandwich as a Language Intervention Tool: Have you heard of the “auditory sandwich”? It is a valuable strategy for those with hearing impairment.…
12 Ways to Elicit Language Development
Learn ideas to stimulate language skills in toddlers and children! Use these 12 strategies to elicit language development, whether you are a therapist, teacher, or parent. There are many fun, simple activities to incorporate in your day to engage and encourage communication skills. These strategies are not only helpful for children struggling with language development…
5 Easy Speech Therapy Ideas Using Common Christmas Items
Welcome and thanks to my guest blogger, Lindsay from Once Upon a Speech Room! Christmas is one of my favorite times of year to plan therapy. I’m continually inspired to bring more new ideas into my therapy sessions, but my most favorite items to use are always simple, common Christmas items. They are easy to…
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