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Help Celebrate 4 Years of Speech Time Fun!

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I cannot believe I have been blogging for 4 years!  When I started Speech Time Fun, I wanted to just have a diary of my therapy ideas.  I had NO idea that people would actually read it!  Here I am, 4 years later, I’ve been featured in various websites/publications, I have been a part of […]

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I am so honored to say that 6,000 of you follow my Facebook page.  You chose to click “like” and get updates on latest products, therapy ideas, giveaways, and just other random FUN!  To celebrate YOU I am holding a giveaway!! 6 people can win, YES SIX, 6 TpT products of your choice from my store […]

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  • Speech Time Fun: Context Clues Detectives. Great way to work on understanding the different types of clues. Practice identifying the types of clues and practice using them to define difficult vocabulary words.
  • In speech therapy, part of what we do is teach students about social skills and looking at things from different perspectives. This All About Me collage activity helps students tackle those speech and language skills! If you're a busy SLP looking for an easy and engaging activity to do in speech therapy to help students practice social skills, then click through to read more about these All About Me collages!
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  • Do you implement games in your speech therapy lessons? Stare Junior is a great game to use with older students to help teach inference, the difference between relevant and irrelevant details, articulation and more. I have included example questions and tips on how to modify the game to your classroom and student needs! Click through to my blog to read more and start using Stare Junior and other games to increase engagement and decrease your need for classroom management techniques for speech the
  • Building rapport with students is key to having successful speech therapy sessions, but sometimes it's easier said than done. This post shares a variety of ideas for building rapport with your older speech students, who can sometimes be harder to reach and build relationships with. Click through to read the ideas!
  • 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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  • In speech therapy, it is important to teach the difference between relevant and irrelevant evidence. It helps with comprehension of learning materials and is an important skill all students should have. As an SLP I've created several different visuals to help you teach relevant vs irrelevant evidence in your classroom, so click through to my blog to learn more and download tools to help you teach this skill today!
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