
Visuals That Should be Available at School
Visual supports are an essential tool for school staff use to help students when at school. Visuals can also be a pain and time-consuming to
Visual supports are an essential tool for school staff use to help students when at school. Visuals can also be a pain and time-consuming to
Speech therapists tend to work on goals addressing answering questions a lot! Generally, people answer questions to share information, for clarification, demonstrate understanding, or to
A fantastic benefit of having diverse children in mainstream classrooms is learning about differences, compassion, and acceptance. When an AAC user is in class, their
Quantity concepts are an essential group of words to help children understand many beginning math skills. Here are some fun ideas to target quantity concepts
First/Then visuals are a powerful tool to help children understand what is going to happen in school, in therapy, at home, or any other setting.
There are specific themes that most preschools or kindergartens seem to do every year. One of them is apples. Here are some apples push-in therapy
Visuals are a fantastic tool, but they are not a magic wand. It takes time and patience to teach children and often the adults that
Gardens are a great theme to use in preschool and kindergarten speech therapy. There are many books and activities you can use. Here are some
Let’s be realistic; making visuals can be time-consuming. That being said, there are some hints and hacks for making visuals to make your life easier.
Last blog post, I talked about generalizing speech sounds using “My Special Five” (go here). In this post, I’ll talk about three other ideas to
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