"May the 4th be with you!" If you're a speech-language pathologist who loves adding a little themed fun to your sessions, this is the perfect time to bring some Star Wars energy into your therapy room.I wanted to direct your attention to something extra fun for articulation students: Light Stick ... Read More about Light Up in Speech for May the 4th with a Star Wars-Themed Activity
The SPAA-C: A Fresh Perspective on Speech Participation for Kids
As a speech-language pathologist, I’m always on the lookout for new tools. I'm curious when they go beyond the basics and help me really understand how speech affects a child’s life. That’s why I was so excited to learn about the Speech Participation and Activity Assessment of Children (SPAA-C). ... Read More about The SPAA-C: A Fresh Perspective on Speech Participation for Kids
Multiple Meaning Words
Multiple meaning words not only enrich vocabulary but also foster critical thinking, comprehension, and conversational skills. That’s why I created Multiple Meaning Words, a resource designed to make learning engaging and effective. Why Multiple Meaning Words Matter Understanding multiple ... Read More about Multiple Meaning Words
Sharing the PAST: A Test of Phonological Awareness
I was on Facebook, as one does in my generation, and I saw this tool called the PAST shared in a Facebook group of speech-language pathologists. I thought this might be a perfect for readers of my blog (I have no relationship with the authors). We know how important phonological awareness is. ... Read More about Sharing the PAST: A Test of Phonological Awareness
Christmas Jokes
Celebrate the Last Week of School with Christmas Jokes! As the last week of school rolls around, you might be looking for something engaging and light-hearted to tackle with your students. If you’re hoping to squeeze in some language practice while keeping things fun, I’ve got just the resource ... Read More about Christmas Jokes
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