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Happy weekend to you! I had a veeery short week due to winter break (and it’s hard to believe it was winter break since the
Rhyming is one component of phonemic awareness and a skill that many children seem to pick up with little explicit teaching. But not everyone! If
I left school Thursday and drove to Athens, GA to present at the GSHA convention on using apps in therapy on Friday morning, so this
Move over, there’s a princess in town! The majority of my caseload is boys, but I’ve got my fair share of girls too and they
It’s time for another speech therapy roundup! This week I’ve been working on following directions, (un)expected behaviors and using language during interactive play with my
Literacy is a critical component to my therapy; perhaps especially for my artic/phono kiddos because research shows that they are at particular risk of reading
Welcome back to my weekly therapy roundup! Sometimes you have a little one that really needs you to tap into their area of expertise to
Do you remember how fun it was to go into the toy store and twirl the display with the personalized licence plates you could put
Let’s see what was happening in my room this week! I have a couple of new fronters (using a t/k and d/g error pattern). This
“You is kind. You is smart. You is important.” I re-watched The Help (Kathryn Stockett) over the holiday break and these words (not to
I’ve had a number of recent Instagram posts receive questions like where I found the toys and lots of comments. My IG photos are a great place
Truth be told, in real life I’m having some trouble getting into the swing of things this month. My first week was a very short,
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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.
