As the crisp fall air settles in and leaves begin to change colors, it’s the perfect time to introduce seasonal activities into your speech therapy
As a speech therapist, finding the right resources that captivate and educate can be challenging. In this post, I’m excited to share three of my
Teaching grammar skills, such as possessive pronouns, in speech therapy can be tough. This is because there are many interconnected concepts a student must understand
Speech therapy for toddlers can be an essential part of fostering early language skills, especially when concerns about your child’s development arise. Whether you’re waiting
Ch reading passages are the perfect tool for helping your students move from the sentence level to the conversation level! I love using books for
Speech-Language Pathologists wear many, many hats. One of our most important jobs is to help our students build their vocabulary using research-based strategies. The good
When I first started in this field, I thought speech therapy grammar activities were just rote drills of pictures on cards. Around this same time,
“Why is my student completely omitting has, have, and had in her speech”, I mused to myself during an evaluation. This needs to be worked
“Why is my student completely omitting the linking verbs is and are in her speech”, I thought to myself during an evaluation. This needs to
Tired of sitting and doing the same articulation activities? Use this fun movement activity for speech therapy to get those wiggles out!
