Speech Skills in Conversation This week’s spotlight series will feature Tracy from Gold Country SLP tips for speech skills in conversation! Thank you so much Tracy for sharing your tips and speech wisdom with us! Want to follow Tracy? Check out her links at the bottom of this blog post! In the world of […]
Thanks so much to Maria for letting me guest post this week! Here is my Friday Freebie for you! Last fall, I introduced this set to work on the subjective pronouns he, she, and they. I have had great success with using these sets with my students who need to expand their utterances to include […]
Today’s first spotlight guest blog Jen over at Speech Universe! Thank you so much Jen for sharing your tips with us on how you use PECs in a small group! If you like what you read, head on over to speechuniverse.blogspot.com and follow Jen’s blog. Thanks so much to Maria for letting me guest post while she […]
Today’s Freebie Friday can be considered an additional supplemental activity to last week’s CVC2 Word Family Reading Strips. So if you missed the freebie last Friday, just click the link above. This week we are targeting Silent E word families. Word families are a simple way to encourage decoding skills as well as rhyming. […]
I’m so happy to announce that Baby Del Duca #2 is arriving very soon (if he hasn’t already). Today was the official due date for Baby #2. I think you know what this means…. …This mama SLP will be out of commission for a few months focusing on our new blessing. In the meantime I […]
This week I’m sharing the form I created to monitor vocabulary progress in speech therapy. If you missed my Tip Tuesday post this week about how I use running record sheets to record and monitory vocabulary in order to meet speech and language goals, you can read all about it here! Here is what my Vocabulary […]
When working with very young children (below 5 years of age), who are primarily non-verbal, I find it helpful to use a running record to measure vocabulary. This is probably the most basic way to measure current vocabulary skills as well as monitor increases in vocabulary over time. One of the main reasons I […]
Today’s Freebie Friday is a simple but effective phonological awareness task. Word families are a simple way to encourage decoding skills as well as rhyming. All you need to do is print out the freebie (I’d recommend on card stock or be sure to laminate for durability), cut out the squares in each word […]
All pictures on this post are courtesy of: Amazon.com Well this is my first app review as I finally saved enough of my hard earned money to buy a tablet last summer. I know most people have an iPad as America seems to be an Apple country but I chose an Android compatible tablet for […]
Last month, my family unexpectedly lost my grandfather who was a wonderful man! In an effort to find a way to honor him and celebrate his 90 years on this earth, I decided to have a 90 hour sale (give or take a few hours) where I am offering my ENTIRE STORE on sale for […]
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