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Speech Shaming

In today’s world there are so many more avenues an SLP can take to get a question answered. Yes, there is of course looking in their old text books or notes ( if you still have them ), sifting through research articles and studies, but also, Google, Facebook groups, Pinterest, Instagram, etc.  Sooo many more outlets are available for SLPs…
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Gifted Kids in Speech?

Gifted, Academically Talented, Accelerated , etc.  All terms we have heard to described, well , not usually our kids, but what happens when these students end up on your caseload? Yes, it can happen. I have actually had a few over the years. In my experience, when a student fits into both ‘Gifted’ and ‘Special Education’, they are deemed ‘Twice…
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7 Things Happy SLPs Do Differently

Happy SLP? Yes, they are out there and you can be one too! It may seem a mystery as to how these particular professionals are so darn positive all the time. Their caseloads must different. They must have less paperwork. They must not do billing, or plan sessions, or test, or write reports… SPOILER ALERT…it’s none of these! HAPPY SLPs…
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Are your kids Story Champs?

The ability to tell a story goes way beyond simply using ‘Once Upon A Time…’  Telling stories, or more in our case, narratives, is a critical life skill that many of our students struggle with.  If you have ever asked a student with a language disorder what they did over the weekend you probably know what I mean.  Their weekend…
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5 Things Every SLP Needs To Do At The End Of The Year

The end of the school year for an SLP can be sheer chaos sometimes. Between finishing final IEPs and evaluations, progress reports, extra meetings for planning ahead for the fall, etc it gets a bit nuts.   So when the light at the end of the tunnel appears here are some things you can start to do to make coming back…
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7 Ways to use Plants in Speech Therapy

Confession, I don’t have a green thumb despite years of trying.  I’m pretty sure if flowers had legs, they would run when I walked into a nursery.  One place where I can share my love of plants, without the worry of them making it, is my speech room. Today, I am sharing 7 ways you can use plants and flowers…
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  • What to do in speech therapy in January? Here are some picture books, science activities, and Yeti-themed fun for speech class! #slp #sped
  • 5 GAMES 5th GRADERS WILL PLAY! Reinforcement is hard when with older students. Things can be too young but still have to be engaging. Here are 5 games that even my 5th graders will give their best effort for.
  • Are you writing goals for 80% accuracy because that's what you were taught a decade ago? What about SMART goals and how can you adjust your assessment for the best outcome for your students? #SLP #speech #therapist #ASHA #ER #TargetGoals #BackToSchool
  • Basic concepts are essential building blocks of language. When children are delayed in acquiring these words, it can make simple tasks challenging and frustrating for them. We know frequent and consistent repetition of information is always best when teaching a new skill. So why not do it when we teach basic concepts? Now you can have a resource that allows you to target specific concepts all week! #slp #speechtherapy
  • What to do in speech therapy in January? Here are some picture books, science activities, and Yeti-themed fun for speech class! #slp #sped
  • Basic concepts are essential building blocks of language. When children are delayed in acquiring these words, it can make simple tasks challenging and frustrating for them. We know frequent and consistent repetition of information is always best when teaching a new skill. So why not do it when we teach basic concepts? Now you can have a resource that allows you to target specific concepts all week! #slp #speechtherapy
  • Don’t get me wrong I enjoy working on all other speechy things, but language has my heart.  Last year, I was doing some research for my Language Goal List and stumbled across this awesome Language Processing Method Treatment Model handout.  Talk about hea
  • Research-supported and easy to use, these articulation printable drill sheets are going to be an asset to your speech therapy classroom! Enjoy easily tracking your data as you go along with your language student. Printable and no prep needed! #SLP #speech #therapy #language #artic #SPED #english #drill #practice #tracking #data #TpT #printable
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