Speech Language Pathology

Practice matching and expressing associations with this summer themed activity!!  Get ready to head to the beach and have some fun!
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-Students can play memory matching games matching the item on the shovel with the item on the pail.

As part of my celebration of Better Hearing and Speech Month, a blog reader, Connie Ziko, is sharing some of her old speech therapy materials. It's clear I'm still a newby in this field. I have colorful fun decks and clipart galore.

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It seems as though school speech pathologists work all the time.  When I read others' blogs, I read about midnight evaluation writing, staying until dinner at school to write therapy notes, Saturday afternoons spent making materials, Sunday nights...

It's another Monday, and it's a lovely 65-degrees over here in Michigan. Finally Spring has arrived! :)
Today I am posting a fabulous activity packet that touches on verbs, pronouns, and even prepositions.

The weather is starting to warm up (well, in some places anyway!) as Spring is here. It is time to get OUTDOORS with your little ones and PLAY!

 
A few months ago, I wrote a blog about making speech and language goals integrated throughout the IEP. One person commented, “We need to work smarter, not harder.” I completely agree.

I'm still learning how to teach social skills.  I went to a couple of Michelle Garcia Winner's talks, read her books, perused her website, but I still feel like a student teacher.    A resource teacher and I team-teach four third-graders who have...

Is it me, or is the week after Spring Break a total workout? I'm totally wiped out! Thanks to all of you who have requested language packets that match the spring grammar unit. I've got the Expressive Language version of Carrotville completed!

We live in a time of constant exposure to loud sounds.

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Today, we celebrate Earth Day. Perhaps you’re marking the occasion by attending a volunteer clean-up event in your neighborhood, talking with your children about recycling, or choosing to bike to work, all in the name of environmental stewardship.

I live with talkers, though my children are both young teens so I gather this could change any day.  I hear about the school day, friends, homework, funny anecdotes when I pick them up at school and I love being a part of their life in this way.

Today I will be reviewing Teach Speech 365's activity: There Was A Silly SLP (Plurals)!  
This activity includes an interactive story that is an original creation from Teach Speech!  It is about an SLP that gets glue all over her!

April is Autism Awareness month and so many great App creators have offered up highly discounted and free apps to professionals to utilize with special populations.  When I was looking through those great apps, one popped up that I hadn’t heard of...

Hi everyone! For Materials Monday (well, Tuesday, I suppose), I have decided to upload the quick speech homework pack that I am using this month for artic. homework. I don't send home artic. homework every week, so I usually send it home monthly.

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This activity was designed for working on fluent speech.  However, it can be used also with social skills groups since it can elicit conversations.