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  • Did you know that there are several ways SLPs can use a hole puncher in their speech therapy rooms? There certainly are! I'm describing a few different engaging ways to use a hole puncher in this blog post, so click through to read about them and download a freebie!
  • 5 alternative solutions to suspension that actually work! A blog post by Allie at Miss Behavior
  • Multiple Meaning Word Stories - help you students build vocabulary at the story level with this no prep resource that you can use over and over again in speech and language therapy! #vocabulary #speechtherapy #noprepspeechtherapy
  • Mistakes SLPs Make When Working with Older Speech Students
  • Are you looking to set up a classroom coffee cart or station with your special education students? This blog post will talk you through how and why you should have a classroom coffee shop / cart / station in your classroom. #SpecialEducation #CoffeeCart
  • Visuals for Mixed Speech and Language Therapy Groups - Create your own DIY games to cover all goals of your therapy room! Editable page provided so you can make your own too! #speechtherapy #mixedspeechgroups
  • No prep social skills for older students - work on conversational skills, understanding body language, perspective taking and more with your older speech students
  • Getting ready for school can be overwhelming. Here are six trips that can help. #SLP #SpeechTherapy #SLPOrganization #SchoolSLP
  • Critical Thinking Using Real Photos Worksheets Bundle: work on inferencing, predicting, context clues, cause/effect, and social inferencing with your speech students. No prep!
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