Mixed groups speech therapy sessions can feel like mayhem. However, if you’re a school SLP, running a mixed group is something you’re going to encounter. Caseload sizes and tricky schedules often mean that SLPs don’t have the luxury of always running individual sessions. In this article, we’ll discuss tried-and-tested tricks that make running a mixed…
If you’re an SLP (or a graduate student in Speech-Language Pathology), you need to become familiar with calculating chronological ages for your students or patients. If you’re new to this, it can feel overwhelming. This article explains why we need to figure out a chronological age for speech evaluations, what a chronological age even is,…
This article lists the best speech therapy worksheets for school SLPs to use with students.
Are you a speech-language pathologist or teacher teaching the main idea of a passage to your students? Understanding the main idea of a paragraph is an important skill for language development. This blog post explains the components of a main idea passage and provides a main idea examples paragraph. It is important to teach the…
Are you a speech-language pathologist targeting the sequence of events in your therapy sessions? This blog post suggests interactive sequencing activities speech therapy printables that are perfect for speech-language pathologists to use while targeting language goals. It also explains the importance of targeting this foundational skill for comprehension and language expression. This post contains affiliate…
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…