Here We Go Again with R
Strategies for teaching /r/ in speech therapy Do you ever feel like your therapy room sees trends with articulation errors? Well, I do! One year
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Year: 2014
Cariboo Alternatives for Speech Therapy and Special Ed
Let me go on record as saying I like Cariboo. I think it’s a fun way to practice lots of speech and language skills and
Take a Breath
A SLiPping Through the Day post I really like the idea of meditation, but I never find the time or can sit still long enough
Multiple Meaning Leaves and Halloween Attributes
Fall is my favorite time of year. I love the smells, the activities and the traditional foods. Even the school themes tend to be some
Where it Happens
Over last few years, my location has changed a lot. I was doing therapy at a preschool, a couple elementary schools and in homes. I
Fall Freebies and a Contest!
I’ll be spending a lot of this week screening, but I pulled together some freebies last week to share. All are open-ended so you can
What is Stuttering? Educational notebooks for therapy and classroom lessons
I’ve posted about using speech notebooks in the past. Since I’m in a school setting, it’s a great way for my students to show their
Toggle Lights
Is everyone back in the swing of things? My school year starts a bit later than most. I’ll be starting screenings next week and can’t
The Friend Ship Music CD and Workbook (plus a giveaway!)
One of the greatest perks to blogging is the chance to meet other SLPs, especially those who are pursuing artistic endeavors in addition to managing
Go Figure! Fun with Idioms
Plus, they’re fun! Idioms are a way to add color to our language (both written and verbal), extend vocabulary and deepen our understanding of the message.
Cool App for Your Therapy Room
This guest post is by Lisette at Speech Sprouts. She was one of the winners in my new blogger contest! Have you tried Tap Roulette?
Summer Reading
I was one of those kids so into books I was constantly told “no reading at the table.” When summer reading contests rolled around, I
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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.