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  • I want social skill activities for my kids to mean something. Sometimes these lessons turn into more talk and less action. I’ve tried games but wanted something my kids could take back and do in their classrooms. This challenge is great for children with Autism or small groups working on social skills to apply and actually use what you have been working on!
  • Incorporating phonological awareness doesn't have to be ' one more thing ' to add to your list when it comes to vocabulary. Warm Up Words is a NO PREP resource that allows you to work in those important phonological pieces into your sessions without taking time away from your lesson.
  • SLPs, it's time to stop feeling overwhelmed with goal management and data. This scheduling tool will make planning your sessions quick
  • 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 same thoughts. We are working to build new language synapses but if they don’t see how they will actually be used that growth is going to take that much longer.
  • 7 Ways to get nature into your sessions! Working with sequence, vocabulary, describing, categorizing, articulation, cause/effect, and synonyms/antonyms are all possible using plants during speech therapy. #SLP #OT #SPED #classroom #therapy #school #outdoors #green
  • 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 same thoughts. We are working to build new language synapses but if they don’t see how they will actually be used that growth is going to take that much longer.
  • Fall Clips has 3, interactive activities that focus on Fall Activities, Apples, and Pumpkins! These activities are differentiated so you can use them with various student levels! *How to Use* -Cut out each large objects ( leaf, apple, and pumpkin ) and the three sets of action and image squares.
  • 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.
  • Engaging kids doesn't have to mean session prep burnout! PUMPKIN FUN Articulation and Language is a LOW PREP resource that gives you the flexibility the engage your kids in different ways while targeting their speech and language goals.
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