I made a few of these mini readers for my own son b/c he was blending C1VC2 words. I needed something very simple and concrete. So I made a few mini readers for us to work on. Then I realized they would be perfect little early readers for some of my kiddos struggling with early […]
Today I’ll be sharing simple ways in which I incorporate literacy in play therapy for non-readers (and early readers). This is part 3 of my literacy series. You can find part 1 here and part 2 here. Enjoy! 1. Restaurant Menus: Playing restaurant is so much fun for our PK kiddos; taking turns being the […]
I made a few of these mini readers for my own son b/c he was blending C1VC2 words. I needed something very simple and concrete. So I made a few mini readers for us to work on. Then I realized they would be perfect little early readers for some of my kiddos struggling with early […]
Welcome to the Happy To Be an SLP Blog Hop! A special thanks to Felice, over at The Dabbling Speechie for putting this amazing blog hop together!!! In honor of BSHM, we are talking about about statistics, research and all other information regarding an area of speech pathology and/or audiology. As my faithful followers […]
Kite Clues is a game I made to practice describing objects by their attributes. I found if I made it a guessing game, I can work on attributes, auditory processing and memory (of the clues), and inferencing skills. In this packet there are 18 kites with various object names belonging to 9 different categories. There […]
This post was inspired by a Facebook thread I read months ago. A parent was expressing frustration and concern over the fact that her child’s school SLP and outside SLP (not sure if it was a private practice or hospital based SLP) were not targeting the same goals and did not agree upon a diagnosis. […]
I’m always trying to find fun ways to keep my male clients entertained, attentive and motivated so I made this simple card game based on construction vehicles. We all know how much boys LOVE construction trucks!! The best part is this game can be used for any speech and language goals, can be played by […]
It’s that time again…FRENZY TIME! You want 20 freebies from 20 awesome SLPs? Great! B/c from May 4-5th, 2014 you can grab those freebies by clicking on any of the buttons in the Frenzy Map below (which will take you to a FB page of a participating SLP), then clicking on the Frenzy tab found […]
It has recently come to my attention that there are still SLPs out there relying so heavily on the developmental model of articulation that they do not even “entertain” the thought of working on certain sounds at certain ages. It’s as though, those particular sounds are considered sounds that “don’t have to be targeted yet” […]
When I saw these adorable graphics on mycutegraphics.com I knew I HAD to find a way to use them. I thought what better way than to create a fun simple directions coloring sheet. Pretty easy for me when traveling from client to client and perfect for traveling SLPs who don’t have the ability to carry […]
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