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I love watching the change of season! Each season feels fresh and new and filled with so many opportunities to help our littlest friends and clients with their speech and language skills. Have you started planning out therapy for Spring? Check out these ten Spring (seasonal) freebies that I found.
Reading books with children encourages a love for literature, provides multiple opportunities to build vocabulary in a meaningful way, and an engaging way to build speech and language skills. These are a few of my favorite Spring-themed books and a short-list of targeted goals that can be addressed using the
Speech-Language Pathologists spend so much of their own funds in an effort to help our students, clients, and patients learn new skills and successfully meet their goals. Personally, I’m so thankful that I have never kept records of all the money I have spent in the 25 years that I
I love using books to target speech and language skills! I also believe strongly that it is one of the best ways to encourage and facilitate a love for literature with kids. Looking through my bookshelves for Winter books, it was really difficult to choose just three! There are so
Do you use New Year’s themed resources in your speech room? I typically do not use them since I tend to use seasonal themes. However, 2020 has been a difficult year and looking forward to the future sounds like a wonderful idea! I have spent a lot of this time
Is it quickly moving from Autumn to Winter where you live? It is here! It is cold, wet, frosty, and has me dreaming of cuddling up to the fireplace with hot cocoa while my daughter plays out in the snow! I think that is why I am already pulling out
When I think of Thanksgiving, I think of time with family, things I am grateful for, parades, football, and yummy food. Check out these ten Thanksgiving freebies that I found. Gobbling Up Multiple Meaning Words by Big Hair Speech Therapy – Three levels of difficulty for thanksgiving themed multiple meaning
In my opinion, books are one of the easiest ways to target a variety of speech and language skills with mixed groups. I also feel that it is one of the best ways to encourage and facilitate a love for literature with kids. Here are a few of my
There are so many fun activities that families can engage in that can build speech and language skills! The Autumn season provides many inexpensive and fun family opportunities to help children build and generalize their speech and language skills. GO FOR A HIKE IN NATURE- Many towns and cities have
Halloween is seriously my favorite holiday! I am not huge on dressing up now. However, I love to see the kids dress up and I enjoy the magic of imagination! Check out ten MORE Halloween freebies that I found. You can find the original 10 freebies (and links to other
Tamatha Cauckwell is an ASHA certified Speech Language Pathologist with experience working in a variety of settings. Prior to obtaining her Masters in Communicative Sciences and Disorders, she was an SLP Assistant, a Self-contained Special Education Teacher, and a Preschool Teacher and Director. Her combined professional career experiences have given her a unique outlook and understanding regarding behavior management and collaborative needs when working with other professionals, colleagues, and families.
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