Hello Amazing Followers,
I'm excited to announce the great TPT sale on ALL of my speech therapy products for 2 days only!
November 30th-December 1st.
Use Code: SMILE
Give yourself a Christmas present this holiday season with some speech therapy bundles to lighten your load.
There’s something so satisfying in finding just the right words when you need them. Whether they come from an admired role model, a dear loved one, or even a fictional character, the perfect words can lift you up in a moment of doubt.
Do you work in the elementary setting? If so, I'm going to guess that the majority of your caseload is Articulation therapy! The thing I hate most is sending my 5th graders off to Middle School as an incoming 6th grader with articulation goals. My personal goal is to graduate as many articulation kiddos as I can before they move onto middle school.
Whether it’s a brand new office, a return to an old one, or
the hectic work-from-home environment, your desk is the headquarters for
everything you do. How it’s organized will set the disposition for your entire
day, so make sure you can keep a clean space easily, and always.
Hello there! I hope you are having a wonderful day! How to teach categorizing items into groups?! Okay first I needed multiple categories that varied in difficulty levels to fit for my varying levels of students on my caseload. Next I picked out 26 categories to focus on. I love making therapy that is both interactive and fun. My students love to cut and glue, color, and play games. This bundle has it all!
My favorite FAVORITE season is Fall! This fall I'm hoping to create more fall therapy lesson plans to get my students excited. I have a couple of students this year on my caseload who are working on synonyms and antonyms and I wanted to make it fall themed. I thought what about leaves? During fall I love to look outside and see beautiful leaves all over the ground!
As a speech therapist I work with multiple different disabilities and different levels of abilities. Sometimes I feel like I spend the whole therapy session just trying to control behaviors and to keep everyone working hard and on task for 30 minutes. Have you ever had that session where you look back and ask yourself if anyone learned anything? Okay I know it's not actually that bad, but sometimes that's honestly how I feel.