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Teaching Pronouns in Speech Therapy
Teaching pronouns in speech therapy will always be a frequent goal because so many children confuse subject pronouns like “she” with “her.” “Me want one!”
Creativity for SLPs
I can’t remember a time when pediatrics wasn’t the place for me. I did my fair share of babysitting as a young teen (although my
Why I Don’t Send Home Summer Speech Activities
I send monthly progress notes and once parents receive April’s—where I let them know our last day of speech for the school year—is when I
Targeting Irregular Plural Nouns in Speech
Irregular plural nouns are the kind of thing that confuse lots of typical developing kiddos so it’s no wonder that our language delayed friends need
Overcoming Public Speaking Fears by Hugging the Monster
Back in the fall, I had the chance to hear Dr. JoAnn Deak speak on “The Woes and Wonder of Stress.” And wonder of stress.
New Ideas for Classic Memory Games
“I remember, A time I knew what happiness was Let the memory live again.” Ah, Memory games. That therapy room staple that you grab in
Go Sequencing App Review and Giveaway!
***Congratulations to Jenny who won a copy of the app in this giveaway!*** Oh, yes, we’re back with another Smarty Ears app and this one
Articulation Raindrops
What goes up when the rain comes down? An umbrella! Rainy spring days are a given in my area and since I walk students from
There. I Said It.
I love Disney. My husband and I went a few times before we had kids and having little ones was a great excuse to go
Facing the March Madness
A few weeks after treading into social media waters with a blog and Twitter account, I received an email from Dean asking if she could
Motivational Quotes for SLPs
I’m a big walker. You can find me almost every Saturday and Sunday morning doing a 4 mile loop in the park near my house.
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