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Context clues are critical skill for kids to learn! Here is a sure fire strategy you can teach your kids to help them identify those key clues and discover the necessary information. ![]()
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The 'Clue Sandwich' - The Speech Bubble
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While working on context clues with a student the other day we stumbled upon a strategy to help him remember where to look for clues. You may already know it, or call it something different, but today I want to share...the clue sandwich! I try and remind my students that the context clues for the [....
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Setting Up Articulation Speech Folders For Students - thedabblingspeechie
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School SLPs can set-up articulation speech folders to help them stay organized with planning out a treatment program for articulation therapy.
I have lots of kids working on comparing and contrasting but it can be hard when those students are struggling readers and writers. Using Venn Diagrams and play dough can help to engage your kids and help them understand these concepts in a hands on way.![]()
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How to use Venn Diagrams for Non-Readers - The Speech Bubble
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I have a few little friend who came to me this year with comparing/contrasting goals. Typically, I will use Venn Diagrams with my kids because it is a nice visual presentation of the skill. But what about when your kids are writing or reading yet? Yes, I could put the Venn Diagram on the board [...]
You don't need to get fancy to target vocabulary with books. With a simple white board a little bit of reading ahead ;) you can have an awesome session full of vocabulary growth. ![]()
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Targeting Vocabulary with Books - The Speech Bubble
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I love to use books in speech, there’s nothing they can’t do! A lot people use books to target vocabulary but most kids just scan the page and find the word. How can we keep them alert and engaged? I have been using this activity for a while and it has definitely helped my kids [...]Latest on Pinterest
