Research has shown that segmenting and blending skills can predict later literacy development. These are great, simple skills for SLPs to target incidentally while working on articulation (e.g. s- blends) or language in general. Most students understand the concept of how a traffic light works, so I have made some simple visual scaffolds to help them to segment and blend –… View Post
Preposition Checklist *Freebie*
I work with following directions and understanding concepts with many of my preschool and kindergarten populations. Prepositions are great to target for both receptive and expressive goals as they are consistently used throughout the day. This prepositions checklist with both receptive and expressive applications is super handy to whip out. Use the receptive list to see how many prepositions your… View Post
iBooks & Notability: Paperless Therapy!
As a new iPad owner I was hesitant to pay $25-$50 for a speech therapy app just to do therapy. Luckily for me there are SLPs who visit my site and share with me how they are using the iPad in different (and cost-effective) ways. I was sooooo excited when Teresa emailed some of the ways she was using my board games… View Post
The SLP’s IEP Companion
As an SLP born and raised in Sydney, Australia, the ‘IEP’ is something quite new to me as we typically do not have SLPs working in the schools in my state. Now that I am working in the school system in America I had a lot of catching up to do, including how to effectively write my goals. I… View Post
Cube Creator
I am hooked on the International Reading Association site for this amazing free online cube creator and want to spread the news! This great resource helps our students to break down and comprehend books that they are reading and it can easily link to many common core standards. I love that it is interactive and computer based to engage kids and… View Post
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