Buzzing about Speech & Language
I hope everyone is surviving the crazy weather, hyped up kids, and super busy holiday season! Today I’ve got a round up of some oldie posts to help you keep pushing through! Here they are in case you missed them last year! 1. Christmas Monster Smash My kids love this slap happy game and this version is great for this… Read More
So how are you trudging along in these 3 weeks or so between Thanksgiving and Christmas. For some reason, this time of year is always fun but SUPER crazy. The kids always seem wired, and I’m always trying to fit as much in my day as I can. Luckily, I’ve got something special for you today that I hope will… Read More
Only a few more working days and then it’s Thanksgiving break! And in my speech room, we are all about Thanksgiving-themed activities until then. Luckily, lots of your SLP friends have made fun materials to help you this season. So be sure and stay with me to the end of this post to see a list of Thanksgiving freebies that… Read More
Do you ever just need to gather some quick data? Usually around progress report time or when I go to write a new IEP, I want to make sure and probe my kiddos to get the most current data on them. Soooo I developed these quick probes to help me with my little ones. They have been a big help,… Read More
Have you been enjoying this week of blogiversary celebration fun? It’s not quite over yet! I’ve got a cute new freebie and an AWESOME giveaway happening today! If you follow me on instagram, you might remember me posting this pic of my cutesie speech tote: Well, I am so excited to tell you that Dean Trout, the creator of these… Read More
I love worksheets! They come in SO handy in therapy when I need to grab something quick. Plus, they double as fun homework to send home with the kiddos. 🙂 Several of you have been asking for more worksheet packs since I made some last spring. Well, here you go! These are fall and seasonal themed and ready to use…. Read More
There are several programs and practices out there to address fluency. Most involve some types of strategies or fluency enhancing behaviors (FEBs) to teach those who stutter how to manage their fluency. I use these strategies daily with my fluency kiddos and have found them to work very well. I try to spend time practicing each behavior with them, so… Read More
Welcome to the last stop on the Back to School Blog Hop! I hope y’all have grabbed some great freebies and discovered some fun blogs you may not have seen before! Now you should have some nice resources in your pockets to help transition you from the lazy days of summer to your new super-busy and crazy therapy schedules. 😉… Read More
Is your schedule as crazy as mine? For some reason this year seems a lot more nuts-o than usual. Maybe it’s because the teachers’ schedules are pretty overwhelming as well. I’m still trying to work out kinks and it’s already the third week of school for me. I thought I’d help some of the teachers out (and me too) by… Read More
My speech room is decorated similar to my blog design. Black and white and yellow with polka dots and bumble bees. You can check out THIS post to have a peek into how I decorated it last year. This year I didn’t want to change much. I had to rearrange a little and add some things here and there, but… Read More
