If you are wanting another "cheap ideas" post for speech therapy, you are in luck! Today, I am bringing you some cheap ideas to do during an ice cream theme! (You can read my theme review here.) You can use these to address articulation or language. I try my best to keep them open ended. All… Continue reading Inexpensive Ice Cream Speech Therapy Activities
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Picking Flowers in Speech Therapy
I have seen this little idea for fine motor all over Pinterest. I said to myself, "Self, that's pretty darn cute. I need to make that for my toddlers and young preschool clients. I know I can use it in speech therapy." So that's what I did! Of course, I went to my favorite Dollar… Continue reading Picking Flowers in Speech Therapy
Setting Up Thematic Speech Therapy: Part 4
You've gotten through the hard parts of setting up a thematic unit for speech therapy out of the way. Now, comes the easy part! I like to add supplemental activities to my sessions. Quick little 5 minute activities that can be used at the end of a session. Soemtimes, they are seen as a reward.… Continue reading Setting Up Thematic Speech Therapy: Part 4
Cheap Frog Ideas for Speech Therapy
A couple of weeks ago we talked about frogs in speech therapy. I had already written up my theme review at the time I came up with these cute little ideas. So I decided to write a separate short post about the cheap frog fun I found at the Dollar Tree! That means you can… Continue reading Cheap Frog Ideas for Speech Therapy
Setting Up Thematic Speech Therapy: Part 3
You have your theme picked out and your books are ready for speech therapy...Now what? Easy! Review your clients' goals. If you have a large caseload (ahem...school based SLPs!), this could take a little bit of time. If you are in private practice or home health, it may not take you as long. Make notes… Continue reading Setting Up Thematic Speech Therapy: Part 3
Setting Up Thematic Speech Therapy: Part 2
Now that you've chosen a theme, you need to start preparing your speech therapy materials. I start with books. I try to pick several different books to cover age ranges, attention span and language targets. Sometimes, it is easy. But sometimes it's not! The book you choose sets the tone for your speech therapy sessions. … Continue reading Setting Up Thematic Speech Therapy: Part 2
Speech Therapy Themes: Frogs Part 2
This week in speech therapy we are talking about frogs. I like it when a theme gives me language lessons without much effort on my part. The theme lends itself to great describing words like slippery, slimy and gross! Frog Books for Speech Therapy I have two favorites that I always use for my frog theme. I… Continue reading Speech Therapy Themes: Frogs Part 2
Setting Up Thematic Speech Therapy: Part 1
For Better Speech and Hearing Month, I wanted to write a short series of posts that would better help you conduct your speech therapy sessions. Themed sessions are kind of my "thing." The kids know it, the parents know it, even my family knows it! When I first started in the field, I would have… Continue reading Setting Up Thematic Speech Therapy: Part 1
Fluttering Through Speech Therapy
This week is speech therapy, we are talking about butterflies! This theme is great to stretch from your little ones to school age kids. It's the last theme in our bug unit so I try to save the best stuff for last! How does one do a butterfly theme and not use "The Very Hungry… Continue reading Fluttering Through Speech Therapy
Why Am I A Traveling Speech Therapist?
Why am I a traveling speech therapist? Why do I choose to leave the comfort of my home office to see kids in their home or daycare? Why don't I just work for the schools? I often ask myself this very question...especially during the winter...or heavy rainstorms. When the weather stinks, the day tends to drag. I… Continue reading Why Am I A Traveling Speech Therapist?
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