Empowering on-the-go SLPs take charge of diverse caseloads with motivating, time-saving activities and organizational tips!
Happy New Year 2015! To celebrate, I’m linking up with Simply Speech to discuss favorite board games. I LOVE BOARD GAMES! I’m a board game junkie! Naturally, I use them in speech because there are MANY ways to enhance therapy by using them. Of course, a game format can be highly motivating to young students. Here are three of my… Read More
Today I’m’ linking up with Jenna over at Speech Room News as we get ready for the Big TpT Cyber Monday Sale! You can save up to 28% off for most purchases! Here are some products I have made that are GREAT for the holiday season. First, for the middle and high-school population I have Cool Christmas. Those of you… Read More
It’s time to pick a WINNER in the S’Peachy Feedback Linky Party! Tonight I’m linking up with Nicole over at Allison’s Speech Peeps for “S…Peachy” Feedback! This is a monthly linky where TPT sellers reward customers who leave insightful, helpful and encouraging feedback on products bought from their TPT stores. Kateslp is my winner for this month! She raved about… Read More
Once again, it is time for Speechie Freebies and I have a goody for you! This simple one-page download will have your pirate-loving kiddos jumping for joy…or at least having fun while they practice their TH sounds. Here is a game board I created to make practicing those TH sounds more fun. See below. It is just one page, so… Read More
I’m delighted to be linking up with SLPRunner for her very first time hosting a linky party! What is this all about? Well, TeacherspayTeachers is throwing a BIG sale for ONE day—-Wednesday, August 20th! Most sellers will have their stores on sale AND you can get another 10% off using a special code. Several of us are contributing ideas to… Read More
Want to smile? Watch this! Not only does she hear others, she's also hearing herself, too! :)
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"I'm crying, you're crying, everyone is crying": Watch this baby girl get her first hearing aids – and giggle uncontrollably at the sound of her big sister's voice 💗 cbsn.ws/2spCdyh
This just in...kids need to MOVE!
www.kqed.org/mindshift/53175/movement-and-breathing-breaks-help-students-stay-focused-on-learning
Movement And Breathing Breaks Help Students Stay Focused On Learning
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When teachers give students opportunities to move during the day they set up the conditions for better learning.Here is an excellent post by my friend Mary over at Old School Speech. She discusses taking cumulative data and using that data to determine mastery. Go and check it out!It's been a while, but I've done it! New blog post!!! Is 80% accuracy over 2 or 3 consecutive data collection sessions enough for our language impaired students? Find out what I'm doing before I declare a skill mastered in this new blog post.
www.oldschoolspeech.com/2019/02/how-to-determine-if-your-students-truly.html
SLPs-Check out my blog post about creating complex sentences. Tips for helping your students! goldcountryslp.com/creating-complex-sentences-help-for-your-students/
Creating Complex Sentences: Help for Your Students - GoldCountrySLP
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Speech-Language Pathologists: Tips for creating complex sentences using two different clause types. Useful with language-impaired students.Those of you who follow me know that screen time for very young children is a big concern. Here is yet another article stating that from a slightly different perspective. nursing.advanceweb.com/screen-time-and-a-childs-brain/?fbclid=IwAR3xHtRDPUN2D3HdsEOnMrXdGQ7m_SqRm...
Screen Time And A Childs Brain | Nursing
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How screen time may impact expressive speech development When I went back into practice as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner after a 2-year hiatus, I started