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Time for some Thanksgiving fun and freebies! I’ve created Thanksgiving themed conversation starters that can be used during classroom meetings, classroom feasts, the speech therapy
***Deb Culbertson was the winner! 11/13/2014*** You know what I’m already thankful for this November? Apps. Not only have I had the chance to review
Something I’ve never really understood is the relative lack of Thanksgiving decorations and activities compared to Halloween and Christmas. Thanksgiving is so American (and you
***Susan Buchen and M. Parker each won a copy! Enjoy!*** I have another Mobile Education Store app review and giveaway today! This time we’re taking
***Cynthia and Alison each won a copy! Enjoy!*** A new perk to the App Store is the ability for developers to bundle their apps which
I know that fluency is an area that many clinicians feel uncomfortable tackling. Not only does it require more counseling than most areas we typically
Several weeks ago, I shared a football freebie that received a bunch of positive feedback. It made me think I’m not the only SLP with
My goodness the health news has been dire the last few weeks. Ebola, Enterovirus D68….and we haven’t even hit flu season yet. I’ve been a
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post on breathing and, through the wonders of blogging, connected with Melissa Page Deutsch, MS, CCC-SLP, CPCC. I
A few years ago, I inherited a caseload full of 2-5th grade boys that had been in therapy longer than they wanted to be. Need
I’ve always had a thing for voices. My husband, attractive, funny and compassionate as he is, first caught my attention with his voice (and trust
I’m participating in a Holiday Hop (Gr. 3-5) this weekend. Spend 30 minutes hopping around any of the THREE age groups and you’ll be ready
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The views expressed in this blog are my own and are intended to inspire other speech-language pathologists in their own practice. If you are a parent, teacher or other educator, these ideas are not intended to take the place of treatment by a certified clinician. Read full disclaimer here.
