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  Thanks for stopping by The Speech Bubble SLP. This whole 'blogging thing' started a few years ago for me. After seeing some other speech and teaching blogs out there I thought, 'Hey, that looks like fun!'. So I decided to dive right in!  I had no idea that the 'blogging thing' I stumbled upon would become such an intense passion! I started The Speech Bubble SLP to share thoughts, ideas, and activities to help professionals find ways to help their clients/students express what is in each of their ' speech bubbles' <-- get it ;)  After all, everyone has the right to be heard! I want to remind SLPs why they love job or maybe find a way to love it again.  I want to help you see how fun your job can be no matter what setting you're in. I want to help you save time so you can focus on your students/clients. I want to help you destress and give you the tools to be the amazing professional that you are! So what is this bloggy, TpT thing about for me? It actually took me a while to figure that out but I finally figured out how to put into words my … Read More

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Are you looking for October activities to take you through the month? This is what I use I my kids are all about it🍂🎃-🍁Activity pages with adaptation suggestions🍁Sensory Bin pieces 🍁Article links for older kids🍁Video links🍁Craft ideas🍁Book suggestions for narrative language!-I’ve already got 5 open evals so knowing I have the Pumpkin Trifecta resource to grab and still have meaningful sessions gives me so much piece of mind. 💆‍♀️-www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Pumpkin-Fun-Trifecta-Articulation-and-Language-6083488-#thespeechbubbleslp #schoolslp #slplife #speechtherapyideas ... See MoreSee Less

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  • What you should bring to an IEP meeting.  Now we all know that IEP meetings are super fun…right, but when we don’t have what we need it can really take the confetti out of the party.  So here are the things you should have with you at every IEP meeting to keep those good times rolling.
  • This time of year, SLP burn out can hit hard. Here are some tips for getting through when you're stuggling with burn out.
  • “How the heck to do I work on everyone’s goals?!”  Today I have few ways to approach mixed groups so everyone gets their needs met and you keep your head on straight.
  • It's that time of year when chaos ensues! Too little time. Too much to do. And suddenly your classroom looks like a tornado came through. Time to take a time out to ORGANIZE. Get those wiggly kids in some flexible seating WITH STORAGE! You won't regret it
  • Are you getting referrals for students who stutter but struggling to treat and track? It can be challenging to know where to start when getting new students who stutter. This screener allows you to get a snapshot of a student's fluency skills and allows y
  • Timers are a great way to keep speech therapy moving, have fun games, and manage behaviors. Timers are great, but having the right ones can make all the difference.
  • This a quick, fun, and squishy way to work on following directions and give kiddos something to show off when their done :)
  • I was introducing SuperFlex (by Social Thinking) to some new students. One student was having a really tough time understanding how his brain could be ‘flexible’.  I explained how his not his brain, but his thinking, needed to be flexible. Again, I was met with, “How can my thinking be flexible?”  I could see I needed to think outside of the box for this one.
  • Let’s face it working on social skills is tough.  We are trying to help our students understand and learn these abstract and ever changing concepts.  One of the toughest areas to work on with students is conversational skills.  This is where friend fact files come in handy!
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