When it comes to speech therapy, I’m mainly and language kinda gal. Artic and phono are ok, but once you…
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Guest post by Lyndsey Zurawski, SLP.D, CCC-SLP Eval after eval, after eval. For most Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), completing an evaluation…
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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 [....
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.
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 [...]
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 [...]
