
9 Tips for Reading to Children
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
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
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
Last week, I talked about “Why SLPs play?” This week I’m going to describe a little about how SLPs play, specifically how do we choose
I had an interesting question the other day from a friend of mine, “Why do SLPs play?” She is not an SLP and heard me talking
There are lots of posts about using play dough in therapy so I thought I would write about using flubber instead. You can use flubber
As you know, I’m a big fan of using books in therapy. This week I thought I would bring you a series of books. Nicholas
I frequently use cooperative games when working with 4, 5, 6 and 7 year olds. Here is why I find them valuable. They reduce the
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
I love using books in therapy. Reading books and using them in therapy helps develop important pre-reading skills. Books can be highly engaging and most
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
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