“Than Cue Fork Humming!” *
Mad Gab came into my therapy by way of my own dining table. My husband and son had picked it up during a
Category: Speech and Sound Disorders
Sink a Ship
Did you know that next summer Battleship is coming to your local theater? Yes, a full length feature based on the
Summertime and the Fishin’ Is Easy
My family just returned from the beautiful mountains of NC. We spent a week hiking to waterfalls, swimming in the river and lots and lots
Walk the Red Carpet
Maybe your client is a bit of a diva, in that case “walk the red carpet”! In this variation, you are essentially playing “Red Light-Green
Red Light-Green Light
Does good speech stop you in your tracks? Show your students what an impact they can have with this speech variation of Red Light-Green Light.
Catch a Cootie!
This is a quick articulation activity I use that the kids love and when I send it home, I know they practice! It also
A Belated Introduction
I’ll freely admit I dove in here with no official introduction or statement of purpose. So, better late than never…. I feel very fortunate to have
How to Run an Articulation Therapy Session
It takes some practice to find your rhythm with running an articulation therapy session. Here I share what works for me. This is my format
Nonsense Syllables: Critical or Nonsensical?
Lots of times we’ll find ourselves rushing through the stage of isolation or nonsense syllables in artic therapy. Often this is an attempt to get to
Tic-Tac-Toe
Have you ever played this one? Of course! A simple paper and pencil game that is familiar to almost everyone, tic-tac-toe has been entertaining kids for…well forever. You
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