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Dialogic Reading Strategies in Speech Therapy

Literature is an amazing tool in speech therapy. Using books as our therapeutic foundation helps to make the goals our students are targeting functional and applicable right in the moment of teaching. How many times did you sit in a math class and think, “Yea, I’m never going to be using that in the real world”. Our kids have the…
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Magic Mirror/Green Screen Activity for Google Meet

Recently, I saw someone post this amazing activity where they used Zoom’s Virtual Background feature and a green peice of paper on a magnifying glass to create a Magic Mirror activity. Where ever she moved the magnifying glass, you saw a portion of what the picture was! I tried to duplicate this with the Virtual Effect Chrome Extension but, no…
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Chrome Extensions for SLPs

So let’s just jump into this. If you are using Google Meets for teletherapy then you have probably noticed some differences compared to other platforms. Things like easy annotation, screen sharing, using different backgrounds, etc that come ‘standard’ with other programs are not included in Google Meets. Google’s way around this is to have you install ‘extensions’ which are basically…
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how to give screen control in Google meet

Google Meets for Speech Therapy: How To Give Screen Control

Can’t figure out how to give screen control in Google meet during your speech therapy sessions? I will take you through step by step on how to give screen control in Google meet during speech therapy. I have also made a video that will walk you through the process so you can follow along and achieve success.

How to Defog a Clear Window Mask for Speech Therapy

Back to school for the 2020-2021 school year is looking a lot different than years in the past. Aside from the regular back to school items, pencil, paper, crayons, etc you’ll need to add a face mask. Since seeing the mouth of an SLP is pretty darn important, better make it a clear window mask. The clear window, or smile…
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How to Stay Organised with Speech Therapy Annual Reviews and Evaluations

Our jobs as SLPs (Speech-language pathologists) require a lot from us. We have to screen and evaluate students, write reports, create goals, plan therapy, take data, and oh yea, have meetings. So, I am going to share with you How to Stay Organised with Speech Therapy Annual Reviews and Evaluations The paperwork and procedures that these meetings require can be…
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  • This time of year, SLP burn out can hit hard. Here are some tips for getting through when you're stuggling with burn out.
  • Prompts and Cues. These words are part of the specialized language that we learn as Speech-Language Pathologists.  They are right up there with fluency and aphasia.  We use these words all the time and probably interchangeably, but it is important to understand the difference, and yes, there is a difference.
  • Looking for something to engage your social skill groups? Try making some crazy, gross, or tasty burgers as they practice those tough to tactile pragmatics! This Low Prep activities is sure to please your speech therapy students! #ASD #SLP #SPED #therapy #OT #SocialSkills #communication #autism #language #games
  • 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.
  • A couple days a week, I am mobile in my building.  This means I need to pack everything I may need for that day into a rolling cart. So what's the best rolling tote for SLPs? Here's my take.
  • 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
  • It's Back to School time and you need all your ducks in a row! Have you had a hard time getting a percentage for eye contact or topic maintenance in the past? Putting a percentage to social skills can be tricky. Be ready this year by using this rubric that will help you track where your student is and needs to be in these skills! #SLP #SPED #grading #rubric #printable
  • Understanding and answering 'WH' questions can be difficult for lots of children. Be able to quickly assess if students need support in this area can be critical in saving you time and getting them support faster. This quick screener allows you to quickly and efficiently assess if a student has difficulty with 'WH' questions by using REAL PICTURES related to the 'WH' questions! You can put all the cards on a loop for easy traveling :)
  • Here is a fun activity that will keep your kids engaged and encourage lots of language!
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