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Literature and theme-based intervention is a natural for preschool speech therapy. Today I’d like to share my experience providing speech therapy to preschoolers with a larger group, intensive service delivery model. If you haven’t seen this model, or tried it yourself, you are in for a treat. I have lots of
Need some fresh spring speech therapy ideas for articulation and language? Try some nursery rhymes with your preschoolers and kindergarteners! Each spring, we love to groove along with The Five Little Ducks song. There are tons of speech and language opportunities with this favorite nursery rhyme, and it fits right
Need some fresh spring freebies for your speech therapy room? Join us for the TpT Hop and Hunt! Hello friends! I am excited to see my plum trees blooming, the thermometer rising and the bluebirds building new nests. Spring is in the air here, and I hope it finds you
Here’s why you should be using great sound-loaded books for articulation practice in speech therapy. The best reason of all? It’s just plain fun! I needed a comprehensive list of sound-loaded books to use in my new speech therapy program When a colleague and I started our intensive preschool
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in my speech therapy room! Even though we usually don’t expect much snow for Christmas in Texas (but it has happened a few years!) our kids still love dreaming about snowmen and sleds and Christmas time. Here are a few Christmas Speech Therapy
Our second day of targeting /sp/ included more spidery adventures. Day two of spiders! We read I Love Spiders by John Parker. I like to choose sound-loaded books for the target of the day. Lots of repetition of the sound is great auditory bombardment and gives plenty of articulation practice
The Itsy Bitsy Spider song was perfect this week for working on our /sp/ blends and we got in tons of language too. I absolutely love using rhymes, stories, and songs in therapy. Yes, we sing a LOT! We had fun with these activities in October, but the Itsy Bitsy
A Peek Inside in My Speech Room: This week we worked on final -ts plurals. We read stories about cats and bats and rats! Just right for Halloween, although I think kids would love it all fall! We watched the Pied Piper of Hamlin The Pied Piper of Hamlin is sound-loaded
Are you spending too much time searching for the articulation therapy materials you need for each group? Let’s change that. SLPs have precious little time to pull it together between sessions. Sorting through multiple files, worksheets, cards, and books to find the materials you need for each phoneme can be
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