5 Tips For Using Play to Encourage Development
November 3, 2019
Play can be a powerful tool to encourage language development. An SLP, OT, or other professional has recommended that you play with your child. Now
More Tips for a Push-In SLP in Preschool
July 26, 2018
In the last post, I posted tips for a new push-in SLP in preschool. While writing it, I realized that it was becoming too big
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
Transitions Ideas to Help in the Classroom and at Home
December 11, 2015
Transitions, moving from one activity to another, can be very tricky for many children with language delays. It can be a time of stress and
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
We Want to Speak Two Languages in the Home. What Do We Do?
August 2, 2015
This is another in a series on language delays and bilingualism/English Language Learners. Last week, I talked about my thoughts on recommendations for speaking only
