App Review and Giveaway for Language Empires
I’m astonished as to the number of apps SmartyEars now has, as well as the frequency of new releases. I recently had the chance to
Category: Language
Ooo, Eee, Ooo, Ah-ah
Regardless of the diagnosis–apraxia, dysarthria, autism– there are some children that need to start at the vowel level. To either develop a variety of vowels
Social Stories: Not Just for Children with ASD
I’m so excited to share this post from Maria Del Duca, M.S. CCC-SLP at Communication Station: Speech Therapy, PLLC. Enjoy! And stick around to the very
I See It! (includes a freebie!)
Based on “I Spy,” these worksheets offer an array of phoneme specific pictures and can be used in several ways depending on your student’s needs.
Summer Freebies Round-up
If you were lucky enough to have the summer off and then were wise enough to actually take it (or at least a portion of
BTS Blog Hop: New Kicks Freebie!
(See my post from yesterday for blog hop prizes!) Students will work on following two part directions containing “before” and “after” concepts while collecting new
App Review: Hear2Read (plus a giveaway!)
Update: September 2, 2013 Congratulations to Annie D., Whitney and Jeni R. who won a free copy of this app. Enjoy! I recently received a
Quantity Word War
Oh, those quantity words! These tricky concepts can really trip up a language kiddo since it is often about relationships rather than a tangible number.
Climate Change
This slightly messy speech activity has been a hit for me over the years, especially with preschool and Kindergarten aged kiddos, and is easily tailored
New School Year Kicks!
***August 14, 2013: Brittney, Anne and Sandy each won a copy of New School Year Kicks! Congratulations! Who wants to start the school year off
Fluency Tower Game mats
A few months ago I came across a pin, just a photo really, for “Fluency Jenga.” I thought this was a great idea. I’ve used
Guest Post: Pacing Boards
In celebration of my blog’s two-year anniversary, I hosted a “new blogger contest.” I’ll be featuring three entrants this week in no particular ranking. This
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