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 […]
How I Use Commercials During Speech Sessions
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 […]
Bamboozle – Fun & Free Website To Use As A SLP!
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 […]
EDPuzzles for Speech Therapy – Ready to Use!
Want to use Edpuzzle but no time to make them?! I have free samples I have created for you! One of my favorite free tools is EDPuzzle which is a free tool that allows you to insert questions into You Tube videos and save them for later. I have had SO many requests to view […]
Tips and Tricks for Writing Your Own Inferential Questions
Our speech and language students benefit from working on inferencing in speech. Here are tips for writing your own questions to help them succeed! What is inferencing and why should we work on it in speech? Inferencing is reading in between the lines, taking information that is explicitly stated (clues) + background knowledge to answer […]
Teaching Relevant vs. Irrelevant Evidence in Speech
Not all evidence is created equal. But how do we teach that?! OK..so let’s back up. Why do we need to focus on evidence AT ALL in speech therapy? Well, our students are expected to comprehend and express main ideas, sequence details, summarize, and answer higher level thinking questions with referring back to the evidence for […]
Fun Ways to Use the Game Stare Junior in Speech Therapy
Looking for more games to use in speech? Want to see multiple ways you can use a fun and motivating game? I love using games in speech. They make planning easy, makes learning fun and interactive, and they elicit a TON of language! They are great for mixed groups since you can target so […]
Using Games to Work on Social Inferencing
Have you considered using games to build social inferencing?! Many students with language delays struggle to make inferences. That means they struggle to comprehend nonliteral language. They struggle with information not explicitly stated/told. They struggle to read between the lines. What is social inferencing? Many students that struggle with social situations have difficulties with […]
Fun Ways to Work on 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 […]
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 […]
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