Interventions for Complex Syntax Part 1 The Big Frustration The following article is a guest blog post by Saundra Singletary, MA, CCC-SLP. Saundra has numerous years of experience working with middle school students on their articulation and language skills. She owns The Therapy Crate store on TPT and is a
If you ask a group of SLPs if they send speech homework home many will say no. If you ask why they’ll often respond, my students won’t practice at home. I totally get it because most of the “home practice” is boring. I’m guilty of sending the boring practice sheets
I LOVE using games in therapy because they really engage kids. When kids are engaged they are learning! Games are the best attention getting tool you can use. However, there is a right way and a wrong way to do this. The wrong way to use games in therapy! The
Working with mixed groups can be difficult and challenging, but it doesn’t have to be. You can target many varied goals with just a set of picture cards. You simply need to start thinking about your student’s individual goals and the prompt you are using. Like this…….. 1. Take 3
I love to buy or make my own stickers to “print and cut” but I honestly do not know if I am a true crafter and get my jollies from creating things for myself or if I am just a cheap person! Perhaps it is simply my old age fixed income mentality. Either
I’m going to show you how you can get the most use from your planner today. I have tried all my adult life to get organized and use a planner effectively. I can not tell you how many planners I have bought and tried to use. good planners online schedulers
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