Have you “Herd” of LessonPix? (plus a giveaway)
October 5, 2012: Congratulations to Colleen who won a year subscription to LessonPix! LessonPix is a fabulous, subscription based website that gives you loads and
Tag: speech therapy
Karate Speech
There have been lots of great ideas for movement and speech posted in the comments of “Speech in Action,” and I’d like to share a
Spinner Speech for Categories
Giving a child a task to do during speech or language therapy empowers them. They need to work, but by giving them some control over
Phonemic A-wet-ness
I know a few little people who will need to practice some early literacy tasks this summer while they’re at home. Some of this is
Home Is Where the Heart Is: Reality, Ready or Not
I find it aggravating when celebrities, particularly reality stars, complain about their lack of privacy. They pursued that life and all that entails. All jobs
Sunny Days
Ahhh….speech sessions have ended at the schools I’m at and my paperwork is typed and sent out. Yipee! Summer vacation! I will be seeing a
In the Bag
When all is said and done, sometimes nothing beats an old standby. With an inexpensive pack of beanbags, you can create or reinvigorate a number
Giving my Child a Voice: The Role of the Parent in Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Congratulations to Krista who won a copy of this book! Guest post by Leslie Lindsay, R.N., B.S.N. I am thrilled to be a guest blogger
Home is Where the Heart Is: Take 5 (or More)
Everyone’s in the midst of planning summer vacations, signing up for camps and stocking up on popsicles and sunscreen. May I make a
Tx Tools, a PediaStaff app
Have you had a chance to check out Tx Tools? This free app from PediaStaff bundles together four simple “calculator” type tools that you can
Warning: I’m Getting Mad
I’ve always loved the silliness of Mad Libs, and my own kids do too. We keep a couple of books in the car and I
Pollyanna
I’ve given a lot of thought to Pollyanna and optimism in the last few months. I’m pretty sick and tired of all the snarky cynicism
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