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Ever need to look up that quick fact? Here are some pre-linked resources you can go to when you need some fast information. BONUS! There are free handouts on some of the links :)
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Quick Reference Resources for SLPs - The Speech Bubble
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Have you ever gotten those questions that have you in a slight panic as you search through all your speechie knowledge for the answer? ” When should they start using pronouns?”, ” When should they have this sound?”, etc. Here are some great quick reference resources that you can go to when t...When you’re “reading” CHALK, you play with chalk 👍🏻. Wordless picture books are my jam for the end of the year when my kids’ brains need an extra oomph!
I’m having them draw or write ( depending on ability ) speech sounds in the book, synonyms or antonyms for things in the book, describe items that were drawn in the book, follow directions to make a drawing etc...all with chalk of course 🎨
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I feel like at this time of year we all need this reminder.
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I use these foldable articulation mini books to change things up from drill cards. Kids can draw or write their artic words to go with the prompt given on the page.
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Tip👍🏻 Grab students high frequency word lists so you can incorporate them and not and to scramble for meaningful words during sessions
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www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Foldable-Articulation-Mini-Books
Looking for a fun craft for /s/-blends? Here is an easy and engaging activity to get your kids practicing those blends over and over!
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S-Blend Craftivity FREEBIE - The Speech Bubble
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I love to do hands on activities whenever I can. This new craftivity will make working on /s/-blends more fun than going through flash cards. You will just need a paper plate ( the cheapy ones work best ), some paint or crayons, and glue! Have the student say the word on each square. Students …Latest on Pinterest
