Earth Day Speech Books
April 2, 2017
As you can tell, I LOVE to use books during speech and language therapy. This week I thought I would talk about a couple of
Using Songs in Speech Therapy – “Ducks Like Rain”
March 26, 2017
When I’m in a preschool class, I sing ALL. THE. TIME. The running joke is that we are professional singers even though we are not
Why Children Thrive on Routines
March 13, 2017
I had a friend say the other day, “Why do you talk so much about routines and being consistent?” We had been brainstorming ideas how
Using the Game “Tummy Ache” in Therapy
February 20, 2017
As you have seen, I love using Orchard Toys in therapy. They have great, educational games that children seem to love playing (as usual, no affiliate
Speech Therapy in the Snow
January 22, 2017
Everyone has had the experience where you have planned a great therapy session only to have to “throw it out” at the last minute. That
9 Tips for Reading to Children
January 17, 2017
In a previous post, I wrote about why you should be reading to children. This week I thought I would talk about some tips to
Moving Away from Sign Language and Towards Other Forms of AAC
January 12, 2017
When I started working as an SLP, I was a huge supporter of introducing signs to the children I worked with. Why? Well first off
5 Reasons Why I’m Limiting Screen Time in Preschool Therapy
November 6, 2016
Everyday there seems to be new apps or no print activities released on iTunes or Teachers Pay Teachers or Boom that work on speech and
Getting Messy in Speech Therapy
October 25, 2016
So I was sitting at home and getting ready for the preschool classroom and thought that others might be interested in the sensory bin I’ll
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
