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Social Skills Circus

The final activity in my Circus Series, Social Skills Circus,  is done!  Here are some pictures and descriptions. Stop by…
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  • 5 GAMES 5th GRADERS WILL PLAY! Reinforcement is hard when with older students. Things can be too young but still have to be engaging. Here are 5 games that even my 5th graders will give their best effort for.
  • SLPs rely on grouping students to meet goals and required minutes.  Articulation groups are one of the most common ways SLPs use to help students with articulation ( and phonological ) disorders.  While this may be the most common we need to ask ourselves, is it really the most effective?
  • Find out how to quickly use this FREE app to make sequencing visuals for speech therapy! #SLP #BackToSchool #therapist #OT #SPED #classroom #tech #iPad
  • Don’t get me wrong I enjoy working on all other speechy things, but language has my heart.  Last year, I was doing some research for my Language Goal List and stumbled across this awesome Language Processing Method Treatment Model handout.  Talk about hea
  • Books are like an SLPs Swiss Army knife. So much possibility and versatility in a such a small package. Yes, you can do more with books that ask WH questions.  What’s not to love?! Well, the price for one.  Books can be expensive! Sure it may be only $9, $10, $12, but that all adds up. So what books does an SLP really need to have in their library so that you can be equipped without going bankrupt?
  • 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.
  • Instructions on how to use a common laundry room item to make a NO PEEKING box for speech! Use it for drawing cards, hiding and guess objects, etc!
  • 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
  • What you should bring to an IEP meeting.  Now we all know that IEP meetings are super fun…right, but when we don’t have what we need it can really take the confetti out of the party.  So here are the things you should have with you at every IEP meeting to keep those good times rolling.
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