Collaborating with occupational therapists and exploring sensory strategies has helped me have more productive sessions with the children who can’t seem to sit still or who have sensory processing disorder. What are sensory bins? Sensory bins are a tactile experience in a container usually filled with beans, rice, noodles, beads, corn, water beads, or sand.…
How to Use Blank Comics in Speech Therapy (+ blank comics!)
Blank comics are an engaging activity that are great for younger and older students alike and allows for a wide range of language skills to be targeted! I have a Pinterest board dedicated to blank comics that I pull up in sessions or print from. Using Pinterest boards is one of my go-to tricks for…
6 Thought-Provoking TED Talks for Speech-Language Pathologists
I really love listening to TED Talks. They have videos on just about every topic that could pique your interest and are a perfect length, around 15 minutes. I’ve rounded up some of my favorite speech-related ones! 1. A Word Game to Communicate in Any Language An app developer for non-verbal communication discusses a picture…
Why You Should Be Using Barrier Games in Speech Therapy
Barrier games are a great tool for speech and language intervention! Students love them and they are a great way to incorporate many expressive skills (giving directions), receptive skills (following directions), and social skills in an engaging way. I’m a big fan of therapy materials that serve multiple functions. Anything to save time, money, and…
4 Ways to Find Quality, Free Speech Therapy Materials
Tips and tricks on how to gain access to all the amazing free speech and language resources out there – for all you speech therapists, special education teachers, autism educators, ESL teachers, and preschool teachers! There are THOUSANDS of free resources out there waiting to be found. When I first started working I would use…
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