Using Paper Timers in Speech Therapy and Special Education Classes
December 30, 2022
Children can find it overwhelming to complete an activity when they don’t know when that activity will be done. A way to help reduce the
Visual Supports That Should be Available at School
August 22, 2022
Visual supports are an essential tool for school staff use to help students when at school. Visuals can also be a pain and time-consuming to
Hints and Hacks for Making Visuals
April 25, 2021
Let’s be realistic; making visuals can be time-consuming. That being said, there are some hints and hacks for making visuals to make your life easier.
Tips for New Push-In Preschool SLPs
July 15, 2018
Spring and summer are the times when many Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) start to change jobs. As a result, SLPs are soliciting advice about how to
Using Objects to help with Transitions in the Classroom
July 3, 2017
Using visuals in a Special Education classroom and really in any classroom, home, or treatment room is very valuable. It helps children know what they
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
Don’t Put Away Those Visual Supports Just Yet!
March 6, 2016
Throughout the last year I have written blogs post about the importance of visuals and the different kinds of visuals you can use. Now you
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
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
Visual Supports an Important Tool
March 24, 2015
As an SLP who works with young children with significant communication needs, the topic of visual supports is one that I continually re-visit throughout the
