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Using Jamboard for Speech Sessions

January 12, 2021 Leave a Comment

Are you looking for more ways to work on those tricky skills, keep your students engaged, but not spend so many hours planning and preparing for in? Today I want to share with you one of my favorite tools called Jamboard. It is a Google app that you can access in the waffle grid where […]

Filed Under: adjectives, categorization, character traits, close reading, collaboration, compare/contrast, comprehension, describing, Facebook, graphic organizers, low prep, main idea, mixed groups

Chrome Extension: Edpuzzle for SLPs

January 8, 2021 Leave a Comment

Do you like using Edpuzzle as much as I do and want to learn about a free chrome extension that will allow you to use it even more in your speech room? If you have been following me for a while, then you know I love Edpuzzle. Edpuzzle is a free tool that is available […]

Filed Under: comprehension, context clues, data collection, drawing conclusions, Facebook, inferencing, interactive stories, listening, low prep, no prep, predicting, questions

How I Use Commercials During Speech Sessions

January 5, 2021 Leave a Comment

Are your students just not motivated by reading comprehension activities but you feel stuck because they have comprehension goals? I love using non-text resources to work on comprehension goals. It helps take that reading overwhelm out of the picture for my students. I don’t know about you, but I have a lot of avoidant and […]

Filed Under: cause/effect, comprehension, context clues, Facebook, inferencing, life skills, listening, no prep, questions, whole body listening

Bamboozle – Fun & Free Website To Use As A SLP!

December 29, 2020 Leave a Comment

Are you looking for more fun and free ideas that can be used virtually, in person, hybrid or wherever? Today I want to show you one of the new sites that I have been using non-stop. It has been a game-changer in the therapy room because it’s fun, it’s free and it’s motivating. The site […]

Filed Under: cause/effect, compare/contrast, comprehension, context clues, curriculum, definitions, describing, Facebook, freebie, inferencing, low prep, main idea, multiple meaning words, no prep, no print, predicting, summarizing

Chrome Extension To Use As A SLP

December 16, 2020 Leave a Comment

Are you looking for more ways to use your digital resources and be the best SLP that you can be? Many of you know that this year I am teaching hybrid, so I have some of my students in person and some of them online. While I have students in person and online, I am […]

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Determining Which Reading Level To Use As A SLP

December 10, 2020 Leave a Comment

Are you wondering what reading level you should be using with your students? Should you be using their age, grade level, classwork? There is tons of research out there that shows that in order for students to be good readers, students need to have adequate decoding skills as well as listening and language comprehension skills. […]

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Virtual Ways to Work on Articulation

December 9, 2020 Leave a Comment

Getting students motivated to work on articulation, especially with older students, is a challenge. Then you add on getting them to do it virtually, without any manipulatives, and paperless …. That’s a whole other ball game. I find that we all need more articulation activities and resources because you don’t want to just keep drilling […]

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Google Classroom for SLP’s

December 3, 2020 Leave a Comment

Are you wondering what google classroom is, if it’s the same thing as google meet or where google slides come in? If so, you are in the right place! Google classroom has become a must-have resource to streamline your planning without reinventing the wheel when it comes to using the resources you already have. I […]

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Staying Positive as a School SLP

November 25, 2020 Leave a Comment

Are you struggling to stay positive each day? Are you passing the time by saying is it 2:30 or 3:30 yet? This year of all years, it has been hard to stay positive. As SLP’s we already have a lot on our plates with planning, goals, paperwork, keeping in contact with teachers and parents and […]

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Virtual Ideas for Literacy-based Therapy

November 17, 2020 Leave a Comment

With the big shift to virtual learning this year, I wanted to show you some tips and tricks to help take those strategies and resources you already have and show you how to use them virtually. Try to envision there being a screen between you and your students in the therapy room. Almost anything that […]

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  • Feed the File Folder Bundle - A perfect speech therapy activity for working with students with Autism, ABA, and working following directions.  It is interactive, visual aids, sentence strips, and tons of opportunities for expressive language.  For all seasons and holiday of the year.
  • Students with language delays often struggle with social inferencing. These fun, engaging games can help SLPs teach inference and nonliteral language skills to their classroom without students even realizing they are learning! Games are just one way speech language pathologists teach social inference and behaviors. Click through to see SEVERAL games that students can play that allows them to interact with each other while learning this vital speech and social skill!
  • Build your students' skills in making and expressing inferences with these three games and accompanying review worksheets. All three games have students practicing how to respond to inferential questions, but each game works in a different way. All games incorporate visual and auditory skills--and fun!
  • Roll and Tell an Articulation Story - a no prep way to work on articulation and carryover with your older speech students.  Perfect for mixed speech groups.
  • Working on cause and effect can be tricky and coming up with ideas on how to target it can get boring after a while. Browse a variety of activities to work on cause/effect at the picture, sentence, and paragraph level. Perfect for speech and language therapy.
  • Need ideas for where to start when working with older speech students? I've got you covered in this blog post! It can be hard for SLPs to determine what to target when older students come into our speech room, but there are tips to help make your speech therapy with these students successful. Click through to read!

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