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All About Me Collages for Speech Therapy

June 2, 2019 Leave a Comment

All about me collages for speech therapy

Looking for ways to work on social skills and perspective taking?!  Use all about me collages!   We know that our students have a tendency to struggle with understanding that what they are interested in talking about might be different than what others want to talk about.  For example…they think ALL want to talk about […]

Filed Under: older students, social skills

Why I Leave Books On The Shelf

May 28, 2019 Leave a Comment

Why I Leave Books On The Shelf

Wondering if you should use books in speech therapy?  Read why I tend to leave mine on the bookshelf. Imagine a day before TpT. Before Pinterest.  Before hearing about creative therapy ideas in Facebook Groups.  Even when TpT/Pinterest began there wasn’t anything for SLPs (even less for those working with older students!)  I might have only […]

Filed Under: no prep, organization

Fun Ways to Work on Understanding Literal vs. Inferential Questions in Speech Therapy

May 18, 2019 Leave a Comment

Understanding Literal vs. Inferential Questions in Speech Therapy

How do we teach them how to understand the different types of questions in speech?!   Our students are expected to answer higher level thinking questions as they enter the upper grades.  It is expected as part of the common core.  It is expected based on Bloom’s Taxonomy and Depth of Knowledge (whatever philosophies your […]

Filed Under: inferencing, older students, Uncategorized

Using Venn Diagrams in Speech Therapy

May 7, 2019 Leave a Comment

Using Venn Diagrams to Work on Compare and Contrast in Speech Therapy

Wondering why and how you can be using Venn Diagrams to work on compare and contrast with your speech and language students? Speech and language students can struggle in various ways. They can struggle with vocabulary, memory, organization of language, and comprehending what they heard/read. Graphic organizers are a great tool to help our students. […]

Filed Under: auditory comprehension, compare/contrast, graphic organizers

Using Nonsense Words To Teach Context Clues in Speech Therapy

April 30, 2019 Leave a Comment

Using Nonsense Words To Teach Context Clues in Speech Therapy

Students struggling to grasp using clues to figure out the meanings of unknown words?  Try using nonsense words! What are nonsense words?  They are made up words!  I like to use made up words and replace them with Tier 1 vocabulary (common vocabulary our students are familiar with like pencil, dog, chair) to show them […]

Filed Under: context clues

Using Inferencing Visuals on a Stick in Speech Therapy

April 14, 2019 Leave a Comment

Using Inferencing Visuals on a Stick in Speech Therapy

Visuals help our students.  They can also increase student engagement.  Yes.   We know our students benefit from visuals.  It helps them understand what is expected of them.  It breaks it down for them.  It simplifies tasks and helps them process their answers.  We love using them in speech and they really help our students grasp […]

Filed Under: inferencing

Why SLPs Should Use Dry Erase Sleeves in Speech Therapy

April 3, 2019 Leave a Comment

Dry erase sleeves are HUGE help in speech therapy! This blog post provides some great ideas for SLPs to use dry erase sleeves for different speech and language activities during speech therapy sessions. I'm sharing how they come in handy for quick lesson prep and for graphic organizers and where you can buy them! Click through to read the full blog post with tips.

We are always looking for more ways to keep our studentsmotivated…dry erase sleeves can help! (Disclaimer: this post contains Amazon affiliate links) Using Dry Erase Sleeves to Keep Students Motivated Are you struggling to keep students motivated?  When you take out pencils do your studentsstart to whine?  I hear ya.  I have been there.  My […]

Filed Under: low prep

Using You Tube Videos to Work On Conjunctions in Speech Therapy

March 20, 2019 Leave a Comment

Using You Tube Videos to Work On Conjunctions in Speech Therapy

Looking for more engaging ways to work on conjunctions with your older speech students?! Working with older students can be tough. They are frustrated with learning, can be embarrassed to come to speech, or just bored of it. We have so many obstacles in our way. I love to use You Tube videos to keep […]

Filed Under: combining sentences, conjunctions, Uncategorized

Fun Ways To Use Storybooks To Work on Articulation Goals

March 18, 2019 Leave a Comment

Fun Ways To Use Storybooks To Work on Articulation Goals

Want some low prep ways to incorporate storybooks into articulation therapy? Why should we use storybooks in articulation therapy? It makes learning fun It makes planning a bit easier It makes activities academically relevant since it requires reading/listening comprehension skills Perfect for mixed groups Makes it easy to incorporate themes/seasons into your sessions I am […]

Filed Under: articulation, Uncategorized

Fun Ways To Work On Grammar in Speech Therapy

March 3, 2019 Leave a Comment

Fun Ways To Work On Grammar in Speech Therapy

If traditional approaches aren’t working…here are some fun ways to work on grammar in speech and language therapy! It can be difficult to make a decision whether or not to focus on grammar in speech. It can be taught in the general education classroom and can be learned through traditional approaches such as modeling (saying) […]

Filed Under: grammar

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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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