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Books are magical! They can teach new things and/or transport you to another time and place for an adventure. By the time students reach 3rd grade they have transitioned from learning to read to reading to learn. Unfortunately, some students are at a disadvantage when it comes to reading to
Are you like me? You want to be organized and start the next school year off with a BANG but still, want to enjoy your summer break? I use to scramble at the end of the year to do it all and my end result was being sick of
Let’s be real for a moment. If you look at the BIG companies that sell us resources to target speech and language skills, you won’t find much geared towards our secondary age students. In fact, recently I compiled a list of speech and language games that are commercially out there
For many of us, we have experienced the overloaded caseload. You know, the caseload consisting of 60+ students and all of them have Individual Education Plans with a lot of service delivery time to be upheld. How can we service them all successfully so that the students get what they
Do you want to implement the use of Speech and Language Stations but are not sure what stations to include? Here are the stations that I have found most useful and some suggestions of activities that you can include in each station. Vocal Station Cards 1. VOCAL STATION- Using a
The gold standard that we all try to meet during each session of articulation therapy is no less than 100 trials (preferably more). Sometimes, it is not so easy to get those trials in due to larger groups, uncooperative students, behavior concerns, etc.. I have found that as long as
Ten Reasons to Use Play-doh in Speech Therapy I don’t know about you but I know that I am often told ‘I wish I could just play with kids all day with games and Play-doh’. Are you? When I have explained that Play-doh and games are just tools to keep
How often does this happen to you? You send home practice homework consistently and it doesn’t come back? You sit in an IEP meeting and the parent is not sure what their child is working on, or they do know exactly what their child needs to work on but
Bringing a child into the world is such a blessing. For me, it was a blessing beyond words since I had been told I would never get pregnant. We were beyond excited when we learned that we would be parents but then she sent me to the hospital in premature
Graduation is such a special moment. I think many of us were too relieved that one major hurdle (Grad school) was over and were mentally preparing ourselves for the last one (CF year) to enjoy it. Therefore, I highly suggest that the new graduates that are joining the rest of
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