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The Speech Bubble SLP

8 hours ago

The Speech Bubble SLP
I typically don’t get questioned when I write a goal for verbs in an IEP. When most staff hear a student talking and using the wrong tense it sounds ‘off’, so making it a target seems logical them. Every once in awhile though I get asked why I am working on it in such a specific waybit.ly/2SRdXzZ ... See MoreSee Less

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The Speech Bubble SLP

3 days ago

The Speech Bubble SLP
'It's just /s/' or 'it's just /r/', I used to wave these off as just speech sound kids…no connection to reading other pronouncing the words wrong. I didn’t know then but I do now, this is not where we should be stopping. ⁣-⁣The impact of speech sound disorders can run much deeper than what we hear when a child is talking. Phonological awareness can be impacted which spills into literacy issues and basically all of academics 😳⁣-⁣Using literacy-based therapy to help students identify words with speech sounds not only exposes them to concepts of print, it shows real world application of sound and provides a visual for you to use for some phonological exercises 💪⁣-⁣If you’re thinking 💭, ‘Where do I start?!’, you’re not definitely not alone. When I created Level Up with Literacy Based Therapy, I made sure show how you can use literacy based therapy start to finish! -The doors open on June 2, so make sure you’re on the list to be the first to hear all the deatails and get the inside scoop on literacy-based webinars! 💻 -Click the link to sign up: bit.ly/levelupspeech-#thespeechbubbleslp #schoolslp #slplife #speechlife #speechtherapy #elementaryslp #slpsoninstagram #slpeeps #slp2b #slpslovelit ... See MoreSee Less

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The Speech Bubble SLP

3 days ago

The Speech Bubble SLP
A great find on how to elicit the R sound in speech when your student doesn't seem stimulable by Speechy Things . Great find!bit.ly/32J0Uel ... See MoreSee Less

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  • Uses Emojis in speech is a perfect way to make your lesson fun and relevant for your kids as you work on inferencing. Great social skills training for young grade levels and therapy rooms. Use their tech savvy to your advantage! #emoji #SLP #OT #SPED #la
  • The Visual Necklace! AAC Visuals can benefit everyone but those necklaces can be messy and make images hard to find. The tabs and color coding on these visuals make them easy to find.
  • Here is a fun activity that will keep your kids engaged and encourage lots of language!
  • 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.
  • Can you really go paperless in speech therapy? Yes, yes you can! Here's how.
  • Speech slime! Your kids will love this (slightly messy) DIY speech slime activity.
  • Are you a speech therapists and are feeling a bit out of the loop among teachers at school? Take a look at this article about when the SLP isn't in THE PLASTICS (get the Mean Girl reference?) at school. #SLP #fittingin #niche #makingfriends #community #SP
  • Trying to see if a student has difficulty with WH Questions? This screener uses real pictures and lots of opportunities to help give a thorough picture of a students ability to answer questions.
  • Are you ready to LOVE your work? Did you get into speech therapy thinking it would be ice cream and butterflies and now you're kneed deep in the trenches?? Check out this blog post about things that HAPPY SLPs are doing differently than you! Keep that pos
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