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ADHD for SLPs

ADHD for SLPs

In ADHD for SLPs (Speech-Language Pathologists) Many agree that there is nothing greater about our field than its amazing diversity….
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Quick Tricks for R

Quick Tricks for R

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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The Speech Bubble SLP

12 hours ago

The Speech Bubble SLP
There are some simple things that can go a long way. In our speech room there usually isn’t much space so we try and work with what we can. Having them walk towards you while answering questions is a great option to try while they get the movement they need.Learn more here: bit.ly/32QNfBP ... See MoreSee Less

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The Speech Bubble SLP

2 days ago

The Speech Bubble SLP
Paper planner? Digital Planner? Not sure planner 🤷🏼‍♀️ No matter what champ you’re in my new update has you covered. Now, the SLP Sanity Planner comes with a completely digital version ( compatible with GoodNotes)!!!! Check out the video on its page to see everything that comes with it :) www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Speech-Therapy-Organization-and-Data-Planner-Sanity-Planner--... ... See MoreSee Less

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The Speech Bubble SLP

3 days ago

The Speech Bubble SLP
Screenings are a snapshot of a student's abilities, not a photo album. Screenings are great for gathering information but many times they are not enough. So what can you do when you need more information but your team isn't on the same page. bit.ly/2w9qCDh ... See MoreSee Less

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  • Let’s face it working on social skills is tough.  We are trying to help our students understand and learn these abstract and ever changing concepts.  One of the toughest areas to work on with students is conversational skills.  This is where friend fact files come in handy!
  • Hands on and crafty activities  are wonderful for speech and language development! They engage different senses, target multiple goals, and they are also super fun for you and your students! But let’s face it they can be messy, take up time, and take up valuable space!  So how can you do hands on activities without going crazy? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered.
  • 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
  • “How the heck to do I work on everyone’s goals?!”  Today I have few ways to approach mixed groups so everyone gets their needs met and you keep your head on straight.
  • This a quick, fun, and squishy way to work on following directions and give kiddos something to show off when their done :)
  • $ I tossed my prize box and stopped going to the dollar store! I started using these custom and EDITABLE brag tags and my kids are still working hard and loving them!!!
  • 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
  • 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!
  • Here is a fun activity that will keep your kids engaged and encourage lots of language!
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