Slow Down, You Move Too Fast
June 28, 2013: Congratulations to Cassandra S. who won a free copy of SlowTunes! SlowTunes is a new, iPhone app ($1.99) developed by the dad
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Category: Speech and Sound Disorders
Dot to Dot
I use this as a quick homework sheet or treatment session activity. If I have a child working on a particularly troublesome sound (/r/
High Frequency Word List for Articulation Therapy
Focusing on frequently used words in articulation therapy I’ve been considering word selection for articulation targets a little differently lately. If a child’s name, my
Artic Attack!
A few years ago, I authored two books with Say It Right, and they continue to contain activities I use with great frequency in my
FREEBIE: Speech on the Beach (Summer Activities for Artic Practice at Home)
Phew, summer is finally here! Not only am I done seeing students (well, I might have agreed to see one during June), but my paperwork
Like Father, Like Son?
I had a new student start with me a couple months ago and I was really looking forward to it. He had an enjoyable personality,
Emergency! (A medial L emergency)
It’s all well and good to work on a list of single words, but, really, what’s the point if you can’t get that good production
Shhhh! ArticulaStory for carry-over of SH
I can’t believe how quickly the end of the year is upon us! My children are in their last full (5 day) week of
Shine/Sign Sliding Worksheet FREEBIE!
I’ve been working with a little guy on his /s/ sound which sounds more like /sh/. He wants to protrude his tongue and tends to
Teacher Appreciation Day
TpT is holding a two-day sale, May 7-8, in honor of teachers and all they do (but SLPs count, too!). Many of the TpT storefronts
Striking a Se-cord
My calendar for April was full, full, full, but when I got the postcard for my state conference and saw the short course with Dr.
Fishing Around
I’ve had a couple new little people who started recently and, as a result, I’ve been pulling out my tried and true fishing game quite
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