Home is Where the Heart Is: Take 5 (or More)
Everyone’s in the midst of planning summer vacations, signing up for camps and stocking up on popsicles and sunscreen. May I make a
Tag: pediatric speech therapy
Tx Tools, a PediaStaff app
Have you had a chance to check out Tx Tools? This free app from PediaStaff bundles together four simple “calculator” type tools that you can
Warning: I’m Getting Mad
I’ve always loved the silliness of Mad Libs, and my own kids do too. We keep a couple of books in the car and I
Pollyanna
I’ve given a lot of thought to Pollyanna and optimism in the last few months. I’m pretty sick and tired of all the snarky cynicism
Just Tossing This Out
Do you remember the game “Toss Across” that was popular in the ‘70s? There was a large, square board with nine rotating targets, each one
A Regional Specialty
I had a glorious weekend in NYC celebrating my sister’s…um, milestone birthday. The weather was ideal and we had a ball shopping and
Shooting for good speech!
This activity is one I pull out from time to time as a special treat and is a particular hit with the boys. A year
Lots of Pros
I had a real “a-ha!” moment a few months ago when a couple, seemingly disparate favorites of mine, coincided. A real peanut-butter, chocolate moment and
Articulation Jackpot
Did you win the $640 million in the Mega Millions drawing? No? It wasn’t me either. Though I guess my odds would have been (slightly)
Shhh…..Don’t tell (but I like working on R)
(This post appears in the April 2012 ASHA Leader, First Person on the Last Page) I have a secret. I like /r/. And I think
This Thrilling Therapy Theme (TH activities for speech)
I had several kiddos working on their /th/ sound this year which was a little funny since I hadn’t had it come up frequently in
Figurative Fun
This post originally appeared on Speak Well, Read Well. Last week I had lunch with a friend and her teenage son, Mason. He had a
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