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An assortment of snow-themed activities and resources that you can use immediately in your classroom, speech room, or teletherapy speech sessions.
Teaching about the different seasons as they occur provides and supports student learning with real-life experience, especially when they can go outside to observe the differences between the seasons using their senses! Unfortunately, in some locations, students are not able to experience all of the different seasons. For example, in
I use a lot of themed resources and activities in speech therapy. The apple theme, I tend to include in when I am covering Autumn as a whole. We talk about apple orchards, the parts of an apple, and apple treats, and our experiences and preferences with orchards and treats.
I enjoy International Talk Like a Pirate Day as much as my students. To be honest, I enjoy it so much that I turn it from a one-day event into a one or two-week event! I get into it too by dressing up in my pirate hat and my eye
I love using books with students during therapy. In fact, reading books with my own daughter was a wonderful way to connect with her, build her receptive and expressive vocabulary, provide multiple opportunities for exposure, and encourage a love for literature. Here are a few of my favorite Summer-themed books
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
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
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
Have you been using literacy-based lessons in speech? Using books is a wonderful way to target articulation, language, phonology, apraxia, and fluency! It is easy to utilize books in teletherapy too! The best part is that if you are using books during teletherapy, you can complete some parent training on
Literacy-based lessons work wonders in Speech therapy! I especially love using with mixed groups and preschool students to target articulation, phonology, language, and fluency. Some of my favorite St. Patrick’s Day books are mentioned below along with what goals you can easily target with the book! There was an Old
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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