Tips on How to Get Into a Canadian SLP Program
August 2, 2016
Quite often I will get questions about how to get into a SLP program. I thought I would share my tips with you. Let’s face
Using Mix it Up in Speech Therapy
May 16, 2016
As you have seen in previous posts, I love to use books in therapy. This week I’d love to talk about the book Mix It
Using Child Directed Art In Speech Therapy
March 21, 2016
Raise you hand if you love doing crafts in therapy. I do. While I enjoy doing craftivities, I love using child directed art in my
Speech Activities For Dear Zoo in Speech Therapy
March 1, 2016
I love using books particularly Dear Zoo in speech therapy. Reading books and using them in therapy helps develop important pre-reading skills. Books can be
10 Articulation Activities for the Gym or Outside
February 21, 2016
I love getting out of the classroom/therapy room to work on speech and language skills. Two of my favourite places are the gym or outside on
Eight Ways to Work on Language Skills by Setting the Table
February 14, 2016
IMPORTANT: IF YOU ARE USING DISHES THAT ARE BREAKABLE, YOUR CHILD WILL NEED TO BE HIGHLY SUPERVISED. 1. Following Directions: Help your child by telling
Language Assessment: Don’t Forget the Language Sample
January 31, 2016
More informal assessments can sometimes be pushed aside in the face of ever-increasing caseloads, time pressures, and a focus on percentile scores. They can be
Bring Children’s Lit into Therapy with “Two of Everything”
January 24, 2016
With Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year) approaching, I thought I would share with you one of my favourite books. You will soon know I
Using Nursery Rhymes for Teaching the Preposition “Over”
January 3, 2016
Working with preschoolers, I try to use nursery rhymes as much as possible in therapy. I use them for a couple of reasons. They are
7 Reasons to Use Songs in Therapy or in Your Special Education Classroom
November 29, 2015
At work, the staff and I sing all the time. It’s to the point were we joke that we are professional singers. Now I will
