There is so much research out there that supports the need to “read” to and with your children over the summer months to ensure that they maintain their current reading level and can even aid in improving their reading skills even before that bus shows up at your doorstep in the fall. So my question […]
Busy Bee Speech posted her summer reading list last week (you can find her post here). As you all know I am a BIG fan of reading and LOVE summer because of all the reading I usually get to enjoy. I loved Lauren’s post so much that I decided to share my own summer reading […]
I made this activity for my son and I thought how easily I could incorporate this into therapy for my PK kids and even early elementary kiddos (simply by working on adding and subtracting) as a reinforcer game for any speech and language goals. So I thought, if I’m going to use it, maybe you […]
Oh, How Pintearesting! is at it again with a June Linky party! Want to know what your favorite bloggers are up to in June? Check out what I’m up to below, then head on over to Oh, How Pintearesting’s blog to find out what others are up to and find out all the details!!! Jamming: My […]
It is not uncommon for pediatricians, parents, educators and yes, even therapists to be confused when it comes a child diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) who exhibits interest in socially interacting with others. Just because a child expresses interest in wanting to interact with others does not mean the child’s diagnosis is incorrect. In […]
The Speech-Language Pathology Blogging world has pooled their resources and donated over $280 worth of materials to create two AWESOME material packets which will be sold on TpT (SLP’s Care for Oklahoma TPT Store) for a total of $30. ALL proceeds will go to Moore, OK SLPs affected by tornadoes. As you know by now, I […]
Its Freebie Friday, so I thought I’d share a freebie of my own! I found this super cute monkey clip art from Goodness & Fun on mygraphico.com and I thought it would be fun to make a little reinforcer game. So here it is! Help the cute little monkey get to the banana tree forest […]
This is the last installment of my Nonverbal child series! Thanks so much to all of you who stuck with it this month and checked out my presentations. I hope they helped in some way. Please note that in this presentation a number of language facilitation techniques will be discussed. I have written about each […]
This freebie goes along with my Tip Tuesday post this week (Part 3 of this series) on how to create a treatment plan for nonverbal PK children with typical hearing and vision.Below I created a quick guide on how I write goals and objectives using the child’s functional communication system. I have a list of several […]
Here is the 3rd installment in my Nonverbal Child series, discussing how to create a treatment plan. Treatment plans in the academic environment versus private practice will undoubtedly be a different process. However, this presentation includes the basic way in which I create a treatment plan. Many times I find parents do not understand the […]
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