Category: Speech Therapy

Fun Summer Speech Therapy Games and Products

There is no uniformity as to when schools begin and end here in the US. Some are in session for 10 months while others go year around. With that in mind, I have waited until late June to write this post. Perhaps I’m too late but nevertheless, it is available

2 Quick and Pretty Organizational Tools for the Speech Language Pathologist

I want to share my two quick and pretty organizational tools for Speech Language Pathologist. These are simple to use and will help you stay organized in only a matter of minutes! I never felt organized and efficient when I was working in the schools. I mostly felt like I was always

My Deepest Gratitude to my Readers and Followers

Thanksgiving is the official time to stop and reflect on our blessings and all the many things we have to be thankful for. As I take stock of the wonderful things that I have in my life, I am instantly mindful of you my readers….. ……and followers on Facebook, Instagram,

A Ghostly Good Time in Speech Therapy!

I love to mix it up in my speech therapy sessions. I especially love it when a simple activity such as this Ghostly Good Time activity can be used by all my groups. Then the icing on the cake comes from being able to use it for the two weeks leading

6 Creative Ways To Use Fun Fact Cards in Mixed Groups!

You have often heard that a good SLP can “do therapy” with two sticks and a rock. Being “old school” or a speech therapist of a certain age/era, we learned to do just that. We could use a stack of Peabody picture cards for all our therapy, but thank goodness

What’s New in September?

I have decided to start a monthly post about what new’s in my store each month. Why? Because so many people don’t always catch my FaceBook posts or Instagram postings about a new product. Why? Because neither FB nor IG posts are chronological anymore. (Insert angry face.) At this point, I

Self Monitoring In Speech Therapy

Self monitoring is a necessary skill that must be learned by all students. Are you teaching your students to self monitor? What is self monitoring? It is the skill we use to keep track of our actions or performance. It is used every day in our daily lives from sequencing

Don’t Rush The Treatment Process Establish Consistent Accurate Responses

DISCLAIMER: The following post is strictly the opinions of this author. I don’t know how many times I have heard SLPs complain that their students aren’t making progress with a particular sound. It is my humble opinion the reason for lack of progress is that they have rushed the process. Whether

Murphy’s Law and other Annoyances of Life

Murphy’s Law and other Annoyances of Life Murphy’s Law states that whatever can go wrong will go wrong. That has been the recurring theme of my summer. I decided to relocate to North Carolina to be near family. A joyful decision for sure but a most taxing move to execute.

Making It Through The Last 6 weeks of School

It’s May and school-wide academic testing is over in most states but unfortunately, many students mentally quit when testing is over, too! How will we ever make it through this last month or 6 weeks of school? How will we keep them engaged and excited for the remainder of the year?