Here is a Tip Tuesday Flashback I originally shared last December. But it is full of so much Gingerbread Man fun that it is a great one to share again! If you missed it or were looking for some fun links to Gingerbread Man activities, look no further and check out this flashback post! Enjoy! […]
I was going through one of my son’s coloring books I purchased as at dollar store and for the first time, I looked at it with speech therapist’s eyes. I suddenly realized the number of amazing activities I could use for therapy hidden in this dollar gem. Check it out! Other than the typical coloring […]
I haven’t updated you in a while on the home PK fun, my son and I have been having so I thought I’d take this moment to share. Over the past two weeks I’ve been incorporating some number fun into our Halloween activities. So check it out! Here are some of the books we have […]
Alphabet Fun was the my son’s home PK theme the past two weeks (with Labor day in there and taking a long weekend away this past weekend, it took us two weeks to do all the fun activities that went with our theme). Here is a picture of some of the fun books we read […]
Last spring I was on a search for a home, faith based preschool program that I could do at home with my son. Although, I knew I was going to send him to PK 2 mornings a week this fall (yes, it started this week…sniffle!), I wanted something I could do to supplement what he […]
I was thinking of a simple fun way I could create a reinforcer activity for my PK and early elementary kiddos that would not take a long time but could be something special they could do when I saw them for therapy the week of their birthday. So I came up with this simple pattern […]
I have a few clients that are working on phonological awareness activities in order to improve their auditory discrimination skills. I make these worksheets for therapy and thought I’d share with you. These are also great for homework! Grab your free copy here! Enjoy!
I made this activity for my son and I thought how easily I could incorporate this into therapy for my PK kids and even early elementary kiddos (simply by working on adding and subtracting) as a reinforcer game for any speech and language goals. So I thought, if I’m going to use it, maybe you […]
This is the last installment of my Nonverbal child series! Thanks so much to all of you who stuck with it this month and checked out my presentations. I hope they helped in some way. Please note that in this presentation a number of language facilitation techniques will be discussed. I have written about each […]
Last week I talked about the steps I use to teach PK kiddos how to understand analogies by focusing on understanding relationships between objects. Today I’d like to just write the several ideas I have done with PK kiddos that have worked to teach them how to understand categories of objects! If you have other […]
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