The following are tips and tricks we learned through trial and error once inside the Disney World parks. As always, use what you think will work for you! So here are my: 20 Tips and Tricks for INSIDE the Disney World Parks: 1.) Make a plan 1st thing you enter the park: Upon entering the […]
Welcome to the Back to School SLP Blog Hop! You will get the chance to collect great back to school ideas for SLPs, win prizes and get freebies by touring 17 fantastic blogs! Use the Linkytools at the bottom of this post to hop around the 17 participating blogs, collect ideas and the clues! Can […]
I was thinking of a simple fun way I could create a reinforcer activity for my PK and early elementary kiddos that would not take a long time but could be something special they could do when I saw them for therapy the week of their birthday. So I came up with this simple pattern […]
So as you know by now, my family and I spent a week in Orlando and enjoyed a wonderful vacation at Disney World at the end of June! Of course we planned it during one of the busiest AND of course hottest most humid time of the year. Hahaha! But we learned a few tips […]
As school is soon beginning once again, I thought this might be a fun icebreaker/getting to know you type game or a nice reinforcer game for young kiddos that need a little movement in therapy. This game is also great when focusing on following directions.I added a template with numbered dice as well in case […]
Today I have a guest post written by Molly Clarke, who is the Social Media Coordinator for Social Security Disability Help and contributes regularly to the Social Security Help Blog. She explains the process of applying for disability benefits for parents whose children have communication disorders. To contact Molly with further questions, please email […]
If you’ve been following Crazy Speech World’s data collection link up, you know there are a number of brilliant SLPs out there streamlining their data collection in the most efficient means possible for their particular setting. If you haven’t checked the linky party yet, do so. You may just be inspired to or can grab a […]
Here’s a fun “Parts of a Whole” activity I made. There are 9 pictures of binary choice cards with 3 descriptors (parts of the whole) and 9 object pictures you can use to have your client describe it by naming at least 3 parts of the object. Grab your free copy here! Enjoy! Enjoy and […]
Speech Room News hosted a linky party last Friday. The topic: Games I like!So I thought I’d share some of my favorite games I like to use in speech therapy. Note: All pictures are courtesy of Amazon.com Here we go! 1. Guesstures: who doesn’t love this game? A fun charades game where my students read […]
Photo Credit At ASHA’s Schools Conference last week, there was a SIG 16, School-Based Issues special interest group, meeting held and all affiliate members were invited. Of the 1100+ participants in the conference (and I don’t recall the exact number), ONLY a handful of us attended. Why was that? Was it because there really were […]
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