The Benefits of Progress Monitoring Data Collection in Speech Therapy
As a Speech and Language Therapist, it is important to understand the benefits of progress
Parent Coaching Speech Therapy Using Household Items
Have you ever thought about using household items in speech therapy activities at home? Early
How to Teach Basic Concepts in Preschool Speech Therapy
As expressive and receptive language grows in preschoolers, it’s important to know how to teach
Simple Science Experiments for Speech Therapy
Young children learn through play and doing simple science experiments in Speech Therapy teaches just
Using Mini Objects in Speech Therapy
Using Mini-Objects in Speech Therapy Have you tried using mini objects in speech therapy sessions
The Best Songs to Use for Teletherapy as an SLP
“Head, shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes… head, shoulders, knees and toes, knees and
How to Teach Spatial Concepts Using 7 Hands-On Activities
Don’t spend all of your therapy time quizzing kids on concepts. Make sure you take
Teaching Children with Autism to Wear Masks
With COVID-19 on the rise in the US and schools contemplating bringing face-to-face instruction back
The Three Little Pigs Sensory Bin
We had a blast playing with a new 3 Little Pigs sensory bin last month!
Inclusion Speech Therapy in Preschool
One of the most frequent questions I get from Speech-Language Pathologists is how I do
10 Ways to Play: Category Sorting Rods
I was using a Lakeshore Learning category sorting box the other day and as my
Winter Animal Adaptation Books
At my library this week, I stumbled across a super great book for our animal
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