I did not create the idea for this poster nor is this poster my personal freebie. However, I LOVE it so much and I think it really speaks volumes. Not only do I believe this but I have experienced it many times with children with ASD. So I share it with you today! It’s a […]
Speech-language pathologists always ask me how they can be the one to assess sensory processing and where do they start? Well first let me say, that sensory processing checklists are quite user-friendly and are often made for the purpose of having input from the child’s primary caregiver as well as information from the classroom teacher […]
This week I talked about some of the auditory memory tasks I use in therapy to help improve memory recall for auditory information. So today I’m sharing an quick freebie that offers a list of associated words as well as 3, 4, 5 digits for immediate and delayed recall. This list is meant for a […]
Since I’m talking about ways to work on memory over the next couple weeks I thought I might share a few fun activities for you to work on just that. Here’s a very basic game of memory you can use for the upcoming St. Patrick’s day holiday. Feel free to use either the color or […]
Kim from Scanlon Speech Therapy wrote an informative guest post this past Tuesday on how she uses the book Parts by Tedd Arnold in therapy. If you are looking for some great ideas, check out her guest blog post here! Today she is leaving us with a awesome freebie to add to our speech therapy arsenal! Check […]
More often than not, I share a freebie that I have made to use for one of my clients in therapy. However, today I’d like to share a freebie from another colleague. Why? Because it’s a great freebie to add to your speech therapy arsenal! Check it out!!! Smart Speech Therapy’s,Tatyana Elleseff, offers so many wonderful […]
Today’s Freebie Friday is a simple easy reader story I made for my clients working on simple phonological awareness skills (mostly decoding of CVC2 and CVC2C3 words). As you can see, it is quite repetitive in nature so the students only have to focus on a few new words to decode on each page. […]
This is a very simple fluency survey that I made for school-age children and older in an effort to get a understanding of how my clients/students perceive their own fluency. This simple survey asks students to identify the types of dyslfuencies they exhibit as well as times that the student is and is not fluent. […]
Today’s Freebie Friday is a pretty basic one. Matching up the pictures with the descriptions. You or your students can take turns reading the descriptions and guessing the answers or finding the answers among the pictures. As you can see you can use this activity for any number of goals: articulation (reading/speaking aloud), social skills […]
Today’s freebie Friday is a simple rhyming sheet you can use for PK and early elementary kiddos who are struggling with hearing or identifying when words rhyme. For my PK kiddos, I begin with one picture and ask the child to choose which picture rhymes with this original picture from two choices that I […]
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