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
Using Boxes to Teach Spatial Concepts
November 1, 2015
In my family it’s common to hear, “One of the best toys to give children is a box.” Some of my favourite memories as a
Teaching Upside Down: Great for Halloween or Bat Theme Language Therapy
October 26, 2015
I want to thank the Frenzied SLPs and Doyle Speech Works for hosting this linky party. Halloween in the preschool classes, I work in, means a
Using Animal Figurines in Speech Therapy
September 27, 2015
Being an SLP, I have a lot of toys and games. I have already talked about how much I love Orchard Toys to work on
Those Crazy Pronouns: Working on He, She and They in Therapy
September 8, 2015
Pronouns can be very very tricky for children with language delays. Every year a good portion of the children I work with end up with pronouns
Using Orchard Toys in Speech and Language Therapy
April 5, 2015
First off I’m not benefitting financially in anyway from this post. I just love Orchard Toys. These games are some of my “go to”
