Books Archives - Speech is Beautiful

40 Wordless Books for Speech Therapy

Wordless books are a great way to reach students in speech therapy. First of all, they take the burden of…
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Guest Post: SLP Starts Ambitious Project: Junior Authors Program

Today I want to share the work of a grad school SLP friend, Susie Harder. She lives in California and…
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What Can We Do? A Book for Kids All About Problem Solving

As longtime readers know I’m all about functional stuff for kids with communication disorders (functional speech therapy is a huge…
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So you want to be a speech pathologist…

I receive lots of emails from people curious about speech therapy as a career. The volume of email inquiries seems…
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Book Review: I Wish My Teacher Knew

I picked up I Wish My Teacher Knew by Kyle Schwartz at the library and I was really impressed by its…
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Bilingual Speech Therapy Resources is in Chicago metropolitan area.

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Here's to strong women, may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them. We are celebrating women’s history month by paying homage to pioneers in the field of Speech Language Pathology: 🟡 Hallie Quinn Brown🟡 Sandra Holley Carter🟡 Dolores Battle🟡 Gloriajean Wallace🟡 Kay Payne🟡 Yvette Hyter🟡 Noma B. Anderson Follow along and learn about these women and more with @smilesforspeech on Instagram. We will be highlighting the accomplishments and contributions of amazing women all month. 💛👕💛Join in and support Smiles for Speech and order your #slpwomenshistorymonth shirt! Proceeds go towards the development of teletherapy programs in underserved populations in Kenya and Ghana. Check out the link at @smilesforspeech www.customink.com/fundraising/slpwomenshistory ... See MoreSee Less

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Day 2 of #englishmythorfact - here’s a question for you: Do some English words exist only in plural? 🧐 Swipe for the answer ➡️———-During the month of March, I’m going to share something about English (hopefully everyday). Welcome to English, Myth or Fact? #englishmythorfact As native speakers of English, we learned English on “auto-pilot.” We don’t know why we do the things we do - we just absorbed this language through living and we never analyzed it. Well, now we’re going to get meta! Many of us don’t fully understand the grammar, linguistics, and history behind our language. Let’s learn and unlearn what we did and didn’t know about English - and hopefully remove our biases in the process, too.To that end, I’m developing a course that will launch this spring called “English Grammar Workshop.” I’m probably 40% done with the course and the guidebook is already 30 pages long. English Grammar Workshop is going to help you build that grammatical and linguistic knowledge that many of us never knew before so that we can be confident in our native language and get rid of any biases and misinformation we may have held on to in the past. Let’s learn all about our curious, quirky, and imperfect native language English!Lastly: this entire series will be turned into a free PDF for you to download, keep, and share (after March)! ... See MoreSee Less

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Day 1 of #englishmythorfact - Does English have an official language? Swipe to find out ➡️ ———During the month of March, I’m going to share something about English (hopefully everyday). Welcome to English, Myth or Fact? #englishmythorfact As native speakers of English, we learned English on “auto-pilot.” We don’t know why we do the things we do - we just absorbed this language through living and we never analyzed it. Well, now we’re going to get meta! Many of us don’t fully understand the grammar, linguistics, and history behind our language. Let’s learn and unlearn what we did and didn’t know about English - and hopefully remove our biases in the process, too.To that end, I’m developing a course that will launch this spring called “English Grammar Workshop.” I’m probably 40% done with the course and the guidebook is already 30 pages long. English Grammar Workshop is going to help you build that grammatical and linguistic knowledge that many of us never knew before so that we can be confident in our native language and get rid of any biases and misinformation we may have held on to in the past. Let’s learn all about our curious, quirky, and imperfect native language English!Lastly: this entire series will be turned into a free PDF for you to download, keep, and share (after March)! ... See MoreSee Less

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Bilingual Speech Therapy Resources is in Chicago metropolitan area.

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During the month of March, I’m going to share something about English (hopefully everyday). 🤓Welcome to English, Myth or Fact? #englishmythorfact As native speakers of English, we learned English on “auto-pilot.” We don’t know why we do the things we do - we just absorbed this language through living and we never analyzed it. Well, now we’re going to get meta! Many of us don’t fully understand the grammar, linguistics, and history behind our language. Let’s learn and unlearn what we did and didn’t know about English - and hopefully remove our biases in the process, too.To that end, I’m developing a course that will launch this spring called “English Grammar Workshop.” I’m probably 40% done with the course and the guidebook is already 30 pages long. English Grammar Workshop is going to help you build that grammatical and linguistic knowledge that many of us never knew before so that we can be confident in our native language and get rid of any biases and misinformation we may have held on to in the past. Let’s learn all about our curious, quirky, and imperfect native language English!Lastly: this entire series will be turned into a free PDF for you to download, keep, and share (after March)! ... See MoreSee Less

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Bilingual Speech Therapy Resources is in Chicago, Illinois.

2 weeks ago

I support Black History being taught year round! I’ve liked what my kids are doing in class this month and I sat in on a lesson my second grader was learning all about Duke Ellington 🎼 My second grader likes jazz (my husband likes jazz so it has rubbed off) and was engaged. After it was over, I mentioned to my son that Duke Ellington faced racism and discrimination during his lifetime. He was shocked! The lesson was very positive about Mr Ellington’s life, so it didn’t go any deeper into racism. I’m not an expert but I think touching on racism would have been a good idea. At least we talked about it here at home. Curious about your thoughts? #Repost @coilyandcute ・・・I believe we should celebrate #blackhistory everyday but I’m always happy to make art that celebrates #blackhistorymonth 🤎 ... See MoreSee Less

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