Working on reading comprehension? How about a simple expository text about the basic history of Independence Day? There are a few difficult vocabulary words in this paragraph so be aware of this when working with your clients. You may want to add a vocabulary lesson as needed. Grab your freebie here! Enjoy and […]
It’s FREEBIE Friday again! Last week I shared some reading comprehension stories at what I call “Level 1”. This week I have some new stories that are a bit more complex. This packet includes 2 reading comprehension short stories at what I like to label “Level 2”, which means that it consists of 100-150 words, […]
It’s FREEBIE Friday again! Today I have a few reading comprehension stories I wrote for one of my clients. This packet includes 2 reading comprehension short stories at what I like to label “Level 1”, which means that it consists of 50-100 words, uses short simple sentences and repetitive words. Also included in this […]
You’ve seen my mini readers before. I made a few of these mini readers for my own son b/c he was blending C1VC2 words. I needed something very simple and concrete. So I made a few mini readers for us to work on. Then I realized they would be perfect little early readers for some […]
I made a few of these mini readers for my own son b/c he was blending C1VC2 words. I needed something very simple and concrete. So I made a few mini readers for us to work on. Then I realized they would be perfect little early readers for some of my kiddos struggling with early […]
Today I’ll be sharing simple ways in which I incorporate literacy in play therapy for non-readers (and early readers). This is part 3 of my literacy series. You can find part 1 here and part 2 here. Enjoy! 1. Restaurant Menus: Playing restaurant is so much fun for our PK kiddos; taking turns being the […]
I made a few of these mini readers for my own son b/c he was blending C1VC2 words. I needed something very simple and concrete. So I made a few mini readers for us to work on. Then I realized they would be perfect little early readers for some of my kiddos struggling with early […]
Last year I shared my “Follow the Artic Rainbow” freebie in honor of St. Patrick’s day. This year I make a few adjustments to this activity to create the “Follow the Sight Word Rainbow!” packet. Although I didn’t get it posted prior to St. Patrick’s day, rainbows are fun to enjoy throughout spring so I […]
I have always incorporated literacy activities into speech therapy regardless of student goals. I just modify various activities depending on the current language, cognitive and reading level of my students. This is part 2 of this literacy series. You can find part 1 here. So here are a few simple ways I incorporate literacy in […]
This is part 1 of a 2 part series. Today I will talk about how I incorporate literacy into my language therapy sessions for non-readers (and early readers). Here are some ideas for you: 1) Name recognition: I have used name tags in the past for my speech therapy groups. Each session I would place […]
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