As SLPs it's important to keep up-to-date with EBP. I've gathered together 8 of the best sites for you to get EBP info to improve your therapy practice!

Can I make a confession? One of my least favorite things to work on in therapy is the dreaded /r/ sound! It's so hard to demonstrate to students what exactly you want them to do

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Articulation Therapy for S Your student has an interdental lisp– or maybe a lateral lisp– and you’re feeling stuck. This feeling is something I came across often in my speech therapy sessions. One day, I decided it was time to do something about it. I wanted to correct those lisps. I’m somewhat of a perfectionist...

Are you studying for the SLP praxis exam? Check out some of my best tips for acing this important test! Keep up the hard work!

When we began considering preschool options for our twins, I remember specifically telling my husband, “I honestly don’t care what they learn academically, that will come with time. All I really want is for them to learn to play well in the sandbox.” We ended up choosing a co-op which provided ple

A Simple Safe Slime Recipe For Teachers With Free Printable Gift Label. This is a perfect gift for students or even other teachers. Everyone loves slime.

As busy SLP's it is difficult to come up with strategies for running a successful IEP meeting. I have complied tips to run a successful IEP meeting!

This 40-page resource includes the following practice for supporting speech language pathologists to teach production for S, Z and S-blends, with practice in isolation, syllables, and words: ISOLATION/SYLLABLES - 2 pages of developmental norms for all English phonemes and 2/3-part consonant clusters with cited research. - 1 page to teach production of "S" and "Z" with accompanying anatomical pictures to illustrate airflow and tongue placement. - 3 separate pages of syllable practice for S, Z, and all 2 and 3-element s-clusters. WORDS: - 5 pages of /s/ words separated by word position (initial/medial/final) and syllable length (1-2 syllables) + colored illustrations to accompany each word. - 5 pages of /z/ words separated by word position (initial/medial/final) + colored illustrations to accompany each word. - 12 pages of 2-element s-clusters in words with accompanying pictures for each separated by word position and organized from earliest developing to latest developing for the following clusters: (sp-, st-, -st-, -st, sk-, -sk, -ks, sm-, sn-, sl-, sw-). - 5 pages of 3-element s-clusters in words with accompanying pictures for each organized from earliest developing to latest developing including the following: (spl-, str-, skw-, skr-). EXTRA: - 1 practice schedule calendar featuring M-Sun with 3x/day - 5 bonus pages of "interesting fact" sentences with accompanying pictures to elicit conversation, and practice sounds in sentences or conversational tasks.

I made these printable syllable cards for chapter 8 of our book study of Literacy Beginnings. Chapter 8 is on Phonemic Awareness and Phonics, and this

Hi speechies! Have you signed up for my weekly email?! I just started it this weekend and I'm really excited to deliver one email a week to your inbox with ALL things TSS :) Join the tribe by clicking here - I promise not to spam you! ANYWAAAAY. Today I want to share a SOCIAL THINKING activity with y'all! In my high school groups we are working on learning when to say things vs. just think them - aka we are getting in tune with our SOCIAL FILTERS! I came up with 20 social thoughts to read to the students. They are going to listen to the thought then hold up the "THINK IT" speech bubble if they think it's a thought they should keep in their brain or the "SAY IT" mouth if it's a thought they think they should say out loud. I'm really excited to implement this activity this week! I try to come up with REAL LIFE social scenarios so that they carryover the skills into their everyday lives. You can grab this activity in my TpT store! What are some ways that you teach using social filters?

Tips and techniques for teaching the vowel sounds to your child.

Do you want to learn how to EASILY turn your critter clinic into a gingerbread house? It's officially winter in the speech therapy office! Which means gingerbread themes, holiday themes, snow and more! Do you

Working with early learners with autism and other complex communication disorders can be such a rewarding experience. It can also be quite overwhelming. I wanted to share with you today the 5 five strategies I use when working with early learners who are non-verbal or limited verbally. Helping each student I work with find their […]

Let's face it, sometimes speech therapy drills can get boring. Getting all those repetitions is well... repetitious. Adding a fun game keeps my

These are my must-have speech therapy materials "schools edition!" I'll share my professional philosophy so you can understand my suggestions.

Feeling overwhelmed or a little stressed about becoming a distance teaching SLP? Then check out this list of free speech therapy digital materials...

The ability to count syllables is an important part of phonological awareness, which is a pre-reading skill. And these FREE Syllable Counting Cards {download at the END of this post} are a great way to make counting syllables visible to kids. These are different than our syllable clip cards, as they get kids using manipulatives to ... Read More about FREE Syllable Counting Cards

Like most SLPs all around America, I started doing Thanksgiving themed therapy as soon as we said good-bye to Halloween! I love November, and I am the proud owner of an arsenal of Thanksgiving projects and

If there's one kind of craft we love more than any other at our house it's paper plate crafts! The sturdiness of a plate plate combined with it's round shape give it endless possibilities for

As my semester wraps up, I’ve started compiling ideas that I’ve used thus far! One of my clients was a very young artic client. He was incredibly cooperative and wonderful, so I got the…

“Tan I have a tup?”, “I want some tandy?”, “Tome here.” Sound familiar??? This is called “velar fronting”. These errors occur when a child substitut…

At the beginning of every school year, I like to take mass baselines for all of my students so that I have a good clean idea on where they are toward meeting the goals set for them on their IEPs. Maybe they had a summer miracle or maybe they’ve regressed a little. Today I’m going […]

One of my favorite speech therapy toys is the Fisher Price piggy bank. Check out my freebie labels to make this activity even better!

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Classroom decor themes,ideas, and tips for setting up the perfect classroom!

Learn how to create functional speech room decor with interactive bulletin boards that you can utilize throughout your therapy sessions.

I am so excited. My fledgling blog has been chosen as one of the top 100 speech pathology websites by Kidmunicate! I am honored to be on this fabulous list

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Check out how I adapt just ONE Speech Therapy Item for TONS of Activities that you can use in your speech room as early as TOMORROW!

If you need FREE P articulation materials and home practice ideas, you have come to the right place. Check out my P Word List page.

Are you looking for some quick, no or low prep ideas to add to your therapy arsenal? I know I always am! Today, I'd like to share with you some ways I use dice in