CFY-SLP: the Survival Guide for Articulation You’ve finished grad school (or are just about to finish grad school) in Speech- Language Pathology. CONGRATS! Perhaps you’ve just started your new position, and you’re pumped to be able to sign that CFY-SLP at the end of your name. You should be proud, because this is a huge…
The Basic Concepts BUNDLE is available! Wahoo! I have a lot of students working on various goals centered around basic concepts, so I wanted to create engaging resources to target this important skill. These are the concepts that students will be expected to understand all day long at school. “Get in line BEHIND so and…
Looking for Spring Speech Therapy Activities to try with your students? Winter is coming to an end, and it’s fun to freshen up your speech and language sessions. If you’re a busy SLP who needs some inspiring speech therapy activities and ideas for spring, look no further. This blog post is PACKED with ideas! In…
With any type of therapy, sometimes you just find activities that really work. I was thinking the other day about some of my favorite moments so far in my career as a Speech- Language Pathologist. Specifically, I recalled my favorite therapy sessions involving AAC speech therapy activities. Sometimes, you plan and plan and plan… and…
I had the opportunity to try out one of SpeechPage‘s newest products, Intro to AAC: Expressive Reporting. This is a colorful product that comes pre-laminated and pre-cut, which is a huge timesaver. This product has a unique feature: moveable parts! “Doors” can swing open via the velcro attachments. I felt like this product enabled me…
Alright, it’s February, so you can BET we’re all about Valentine’s Day in my speech and language room. I see nothing wrong with celebrating this chocolate-filled holiday a little early, so let me offer you a glimpse of what we’ve been up to in my speech room this past week. I stopped at my local…
I have so many students on my caseload who struggle with understanding figurative language. It’s not always easy to find engaging materials to target this skill, and so many of my students are at different levels. Some have goals to match an idiom to the correct meaning, others have goals to state the correct meaning…
We are getting super close to winter break, and my students are so excited! In my speech room, we’ve been celebrating the upcoming holiday season in a variety of ways. In honor of one of my favorite Christmas movies, Elf, I decorated my door and asked each of my students to tell me how they…