Are you a speech-language pathologist, intervention specialist, or teacher searching for fanboys sentences examples? This blog post defines the different types of conjunctions. It provides examples of compound sentences containing fanboys conjunctions, as well as different ideas for teaching conjunctions. Understanding how to use conjunctions isn’t just important for writing skills. This is an important…
Are you a speech-language pathologist or teacher teaching analogies to your students? Understanding analogies is an important skill for language development. Analogies are used within text and everyday speech. We use analogies to make comparisons, make writing more interesting, and even to persuade others. This blog post defines an analogy. In addition, it provides suggestions…
Are you a speech-language pathologist, preschool teacher, or intervention specialist searching for cheap preschool books? Are you hoping to add new books to your book collection? This blog post recommends 10 children’s books that are engaging and fun for preschoolers. Whether you’re trying to build your book collection, or simply planning to visit your local…
Speech-language pathologists and other educators know how important it is to teach adjectives. SLPs and educators know that comprehension of grammar and sentence structure within sentences is for reading comprehension. In addition to enhancing comprehension, using adjectives can increase overall expressive language abilities, as well as written expression. Students can express their thoughts and emotions more…
By Karen Krogg, M.S., CCC-SLP | Last Updated July 2026 Homophones examples include ‘their, there, they’re’; ‘your’ vs. ‘you’re’; ‘its’ vs ‘it’s’; ‘to, too, two’, ‘then’ vs ‘than’, and ‘whose’ vs ‘who’s’. Are you a speech-language pathologist, teacher, or intervention specialist teaching homophones to your students? Do you need a bit of a reminder of…
By Karen Krogg, M.S., CCC-SLP | Last Update: July 2026 If you are a speech-language pathologist searching for why questions speech therapy lists and activities, check out this blog post! Many children in speech therapy address wh- questions as a way to target receptive and expressive language skills. Learning how to ask and answer WH…
Speech pathologists looking for articulation printable worksheets should check out this blog post! It contains recommendations for speech and language worksheets that will allow SLPs to easily target a variety of articulation sounds during a speech therapy session, as well as language goals! Receptive and Expressive Language Worksheets for Speech Therapy Want some speech therapy…
Are you a speech-language pathologist looking for speech therapy activities for preschoolers? This article contains tons of effective activities and speech therapy ideas that will motivate young children to work on a variety of goals. It includes tips for engaging preschoolers during speech therapy sessions, as well as ideas for movement, sensory play, and recommended…