Slp activities

Can I make a confession? One of my least favorite things to work on in therapy is the dreaded /r/ sound! It's so hard to demonstrate to students what exactly you want them to do

Articulation Chants for Speech Therapy will help your students better understand how to make their target sounds in a fun and engaging way!

If your child struggles with articulation, fluency, voice regulation, understanding and expressing himself through language, or nonverbal autism, these speech therapy activities are a great place to start!

Teaching Students with Echolalia- Practical tips for getting authentic speech.

Sarah kicks off her prepositional adapted book series with "Where is the Puppy?" PLUS shares a FREE bingo follow-up activity on the blog! From theautismhelper.com #theautismhelper

My little friend Maverick just loves hands on activities! Mav is demonstrating the Flipping Pancakes activity – one of our all time favorites for practicing speech sounds. It’s pretty easy to assemble- just print and cut out the pancakes. Then just grab a spatula from the dollar store and you’re all set. Just for fun […]

Themes are my best friend when planning therapy. They give you launching point to find activities, resources, crafts, or other activities to address all of your students' goals and objectives. When you follow a theme schedule it will also streamlines your organization, I create bins with books and materials related to the theme. After using this method for a couple of years, you work is done! I have built 2-3 years worth of cycles of activities that are tucked away on a shelf ready to go (I…

SLP BACK TO SCHOOL PREP: DOLLAR TREE MUST HAVES! AUGUST 11, 2018 I have mixed feelings about going back to work. On one hand, I’m sad…sad about having to set an alarm for the morning, not spending days on end making memories with my family, and just sunny summer days coming to an end. On the other hand, I’m excited….

Wha What SLP doesn't have a student with wh question goals for speech therapy? It can be easy to slip into 'drill and kill' therapy when targeting wh questions; however, you can target wh questions through play! Your preschoolers and early elementary students will love using hands-on and meaningful activities to learn all about wh questions. I have listed seven of my favorite ways to target Who Questions in Speech Therapy. 1) Ask questions about a book: Books are perfect for teaching just…

This post is full of versatile speech therapy materials that can work for any goal or with any activity! Several creative ideas for how to use them too! From Speechy Musings.