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
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
Getting sounds to generalize into a child’s everyday speech can be challenging. We have all had or know of those children who absolutely rock it
These are times of adaptation. Many parts of the US and some parts of Canada are on-line, where SLPs are doing their best to adapt.
Plus Plus blocks are a massive hit in the therapy room, especially for those children who like to build. I have the smaller blocks, and
As you know, being able to read is a crucial skill in today’s world. Children with speech sound delays/disorders are at a higher risk of
Zoe Hall’s book, The Apple Pie Tree is a story that talks about what happens to and around an apple tree throughout the year and
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