Here is the second articulation packet I’ve been working on for my kiddos for speech. So you of course get this one as well!This packet includes 11 pages of voiced and voiceless /th/ articulation cards for all word positions (initial, medial, final) and 1 page of heart game cards. As voiced /th/ in the initial […]
I have been working on some fun Valentine’s materials I am going to use for therapy this February so you know what that means…you get to use them too! This is the first of my St. Valentine’s Day Articulation packets. This one is focused on the production of initial and vocalic /r/. This packet […]
Fourth Grade Flipper is having an AMAZING giveaway with prizes from 19 participating bloggers! You can even win $20 worth of educational resources!!!! You only have two more days to enter. So click on the picture in this blog and it will take you to Fourth Grade Flipper’s blog so you can enter in one […]
A few months ago I found this great little game at a Thrift store for $4 and took a chance on it! I’m so glad I did!!! Crocodile Dentist is a simple game where children can take turns pushing down the crocodile’s teeth. One tooth will be the trigger for the spring and when that […]
Its an new year! Time for a change. In an effort to stick to my new year’s resolutions AND keep this blog more organized and on target with my professional and personal goals I am going to make a few simple changes. Beginning in February, you will see my “Tip Tuesday” blog series in which […]
Difficulty producing the “S” sound is a typical parental concern. It is not uncommon for children to use interdental placement (i.e. tongue between the front teeth) to produce the “s” and “z” sounds. The question many parents have is “How do I get my child to make the “s” sound correctly?” Today I will share with you my the very simple tried and true cues I have used over […]
Pitner’s Potpourri is having a Reading Roundup linky party. Since I LOVE anything that has to do with reading I thought I’d take part in this linkup and share what is next on my reading list as well as check out what others are reading. The rules: share one professional book you want to read, one […]
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As a Speech-Language Pathologist, I feel music, singing songs and finger plays are a very important part of communication as these activities improve auditory processing and comprehension skills while teaching language, prosody, turn taking and so much more! So I thought I’d share with you my Top 10 favorite songs and explain why I love […]
Marshmallow Surprise is just a fun little reinforcement game that can be used for all goals. Each child/student gets their own cup of “hot cocoa”, and after numerous trials focusing on your child’s individual goals, he/she chooses a game card to see how many real marshmallows he/she can add to the cup of cocoa. The […]
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