Buzzing about Speech & Language
What’s your favorite way to drill? We all know that it’s important to get as many correct trials per session as you can during articulation therapy. If you’re looking for something quick and easy to pull out when you’ve got 3 IEP meetings, progress reports are due, and things are just plain crazy, I’ve got you covered with this free… Read More
I’ve got a new and very unique app to share with you today! Let’s check out Junganew’s A Herd of Sounds app for /s/. Disclaimer: Though this app was provided to me, the thoughts and opinions are my own. This game is different from other articulation apps in that it has a story format. You follow the adventures of Theo… Read More
Last week was all about Thanksgiving in my speech room. I thought I’d share a Target dollar spot find with you that my kids had a blast with! This came in one big roll of Thanksgiving fun. I separated it out and made a couple rows, since my speech room wasn’t big enough to spread the whole thing out! We… Read More
This year has probably been my busiest, craziest, most hectic beginning of the year I’ve ever experienced in all my 8 years of being an SLP. I feel like I’m being pulled in five directions and have redone my schedule five thousand times. The last thing I have time to do is spend a lot of time planning, which is… Read More
Shark week in the middle of the back-to-school hoo-rah? I say that’s a win! This week we’re celebrating a belated shark week in speech and you HAVE to check out all of our fun! First, we’re tying together our back-to-school theme with sharks by reading Don’t Eat the Teacher by Nick Ward. This book is super cute about a shark who… Read More
It’s the weekend, y’all. That probably doesn’t mean much to those of you who are still enjoying the lazy days of summer. School is in full swing down in my neck of the woods. I’m here to tell you a little about a brand new app by Little Bee Speech. You know, the guys who made the fabulous Articulation Station… Read More
I’m so excited to share this new product with you. It’s something that has been super fun for the kids and helpful for me to make the best use of my time. Enter: Articulation Task Cards! Disclaimer: This post may contain Amazon-affiliate links for your convenience Several of my teacher friends use task cards as early finisher activities in their… Read More
This week we celebrate 100 days of school down here in my little neck of the woods. That means we are over halfway done! Woohoo! To get my kiddos geared up and excited, I’ve got a fun new project all ready to go for them. My students love Do-A-Dots! This summer I went to Houston with my family, and my… Read More
I’m linking up with Jenna over at Speech Room News today to share a few of my go-to articulation apps. I usually use the same artic apps, so I’m loving these great posts to get some more suggestions. Just click the image below to jump over to SRN’s linky party! Here are my top 5: 1. Articulation Station This is… Read More
It’s another linky party! This time I’m joining Crazy Speech World to talk about my favorite things to do for carryover. Be sure to click the graphic below to head over to Jenn’s blog for more fun carry over ideas! When it comes to carryover, it seems like no one strategy works across the board with every child. Sometimes you… Read More
