Guest Post: Speech Path
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
Category: Language
You Were Always On My Mind
One of the most disconcerting issues for a school therapist is that you can work all year, making great progress (aka “two steps forward), only
Slow Down, You Move Too Fast
June 28, 2013: Congratulations to Cassandra S. who won a free copy of SlowTunes! SlowTunes is a new, iPhone app ($1.99) developed by the dad
Emergency! (A medial L emergency)
It’s all well and good to work on a list of single words, but, really, what’s the point if you can’t get that good production
Teacher Appreciation Day
TpT is holding a two-day sale, May 7-8, in honor of teachers and all they do (but SLPs count, too!). Many of the TpT storefronts
Fishing Around
I’ve had a couple new little people who started recently and, as a result, I’ve been pulling out my tried and true fishing game quite
Dinner Conversations
I live with talkers, though my children are both young teens so I gather this could change any day. I hear about the school day,
A Social Language Intervention: Video Modeling
Please welcome my guest authors, Cindy and Kristina from The Speech Ladies! We were thrilled when Kim asked us to guest post on Activity Tailor!
Hello, Bye-Bye Balloons!
Our family is a bit spread out and when the kids were little I’d get lots of calls around birthdays and holidays for suggestions on
Speech Madness
North Carolinians take college basketball very seriously and March Madness is the culmination of all craziness. This year’s tournament starts on March 19 and lasts
Multiple Meaning Chalk Flowers
Multiple meaning words are plentiful in our language and can give you greater bang for the buck since one production can be used in many
Lily Pad Leap for pronouns and prepositions
Although most of the country may not believe it, we are starting to move into the spring months. In like a lion, out like a
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