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Why Visuals Are Essential in Speech

November 29, 2017 Leave a Comment

Why Visuals are Essential in Speech

We love visuals but do we know WHY we should use them in speech? All students learn differently. Some need to hear, some need to see, and some even need to experience new concepts in order to make it part of their vocabulary/world. That is why as SLPs we need to be prepared to teach […]

Filed Under: compensatory strategies, resources, visuals

Puppets on a Stick! (How I used this extremely motivating toy in speech!)

February 15, 2016 2 Comments

I found this amazing toy on Amazon a few weeks ago.  I have been having a blast using it with my students to target TONS of goals! Introducing, Puppets on a stick! These “puppets” look like aliens (and have names that they come with but you can totally have the students make up their own […]

Filed Under: product reviews, social skills, speech time fun, Uncategorized, visuals

Using Discussion Language: Asking Questions

January 7, 2016 Leave a Comment

Are you struggling to ask the right questions in speech behind your basic WH questions?  Want to elicit more academic discussions? As SLPs we are always asking questions but I shared some of my favorite ways to ask questions to elicit academic discussions!!  I shared the difference between open and closed questions and that we […]

Filed Under: carryover, common core, inferencing, listening, periscope, questions, quick tips and tricks, visuals

Halloween Sensory Bin for Under $5! (a fun, cheap, and easy DIY idea!)

October 15, 2015 1 Comment

I was recently browsing the Target Dollar Spot and checking out all of the awesome Halloween goodies. An idea popped into my head when I saw some of the items, a Halloween sensory bin! I grabbed some fun Halloween items (with all different colors, shapes, and textures) and then headed over to the grocery section […]

Filed Under: ABA, DIY, expanding utterances, Halloween, sensory, social skills, Target, Uncategorized, visuals

Teaching Main Idea Worksheets and Activities!!

September 30, 2015 Leave a Comment

Looking for a new way to teach main idea and supporting details?! I am constantly trying to find new ways to help students comprehend the concept.  I have created activities to teach main idea using an umbrella!  Why an umbrella?!  A main idea COVERS the whole story or all of the details! What does this […]

Filed Under: auditory comprehension, graphic organizers, main idea, Uncategorized, visuals

Bunting Banners for SLPs!!

July 28, 2015 Leave a Comment

Are you looking for decor for your speech room this school year?  Do you not want to spend a ton of money and do you want decor that has a purpose?!  Check out my new bunting banners! Have fun decorating your speech rooms with these cute chalkboard bunting banners!! Print the pages for the banners […]

Filed Under: back to school, banners, bunting, decor, resources, Uncategorized, visuals

Bringing gym into speech!

June 13, 2015 3 Comments

I had an “ah ha!” moment today!  I was getting ready for my next speech group when I heard the class coming back from gym.  They were busy chatting in the hallway about the game they were playing.  I decided to throw out my current plan and create something else on the spot! Hey…it is […]

Filed Under: collaboration, resources, Uncategorized, visuals

Using Wordless Books In Speech: Why I love them & fun ideas!

March 4, 2015 2 Comments

Do you use wordless books in speech?!  Check out how I use them and I guarantee you will add them to your “speech toolbox!” Wait…no words?! YES!!  This takes the scary “reading” out of language tasks!!  So much language can be targeted using these books!  Disclaimer..this post contains Amazon Affiliate links! What Speech Goals Can […]

Filed Under: inferencing, older students, predicting, resources, sequencing, Uncategorized, visuals

DIY Post-It Visuals!

December 8, 2013 1 Comment

Do your students benefit from visual aids?  Do you wish all activities came with them ready to go?!  Well, lucky for you MOST of my TpT activities do come with visual aids!  However, every now and then, I have an activity without one or I use an activity that does not have one ready to go. […]

Filed Under: DIY, resources, Uncategorized, visuals

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