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A Teddy Bear Picnic that is! My littles each got to bring a “plus one” to the event. They brought bears of all shapes and sizes. We read Corduroy then hunted for his missing button. Each child had to follow the clues with prepositions to find a button.Look inside something
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
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
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