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My coffee table always has a slippery stack of glossy magazines. I love opening the mailbox and seeing any one of them there—cooking, travel, news,…or
Scissor activities in the speech room are an low prep, low mess way to create fun crafts. They’re particularly good for articulation students! Stick with
I need to come clean here. I don’t do a lot of oral mech exams. I’ll do a cursory look at how the tongue is
It’s back! Gabby from Middle School SLP and I are ready to match up some speech and language students in need of a buddy. Do
Forty of the SLPs on TPT have come together to bring you a bounty of fall themed freebies! Click here for your copy. Each page
The beginning of the school year is when I’m most likely to get a referral for a “fronter.” And, of course, it’s because those kids
In my previous two posts I talked about why I like to use fairy tales in speech and then the specific targets I’ve been working
Last week I talked about why I use fairy tales, this week I want to show you some of the specific activities I did with
What is it about fairy tales? So many of them persist despite not following cultural trends. What’s the appeal and should we promote these with
This year back-to-school has a different meaning. We’ll be dropping our oldest off at college. (cue watery eyes) She’s appropriately excited. And nervous. And, oh-so-ready
Back in 2011, I tentatively started blogging with “Beyond Bubbles” (at least, I’m pretty sure that was my first post; due to a website update
Sequencing is one of those skills that we take for granted—of course you need to put toothpaste on the toothbrush before you brush your teeth—but
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