Gain access to my freebie library!
The core word “go” is often one of the very first words we target in speech therapy. And honestly? It makes sense. “Go” is motivating, easy to model, and naturally fits into movement play. We use it while pushing cars, racing toys, running, swinging, and sending things down ramps. But eventually, some of my kiddos […]
Why I’m Targeting the Core Word “Go” with a Vacation Theme in Speech Therapy Read More »
If you work with AAC users, early language learners, or preschool and elementary students with language delays, chances are you use the core word want all day long in speech therapy. And honestly? Ice cream might be one of the BEST themes for teaching it. Kids naturally want things during pretend play. They want sprinkles.
How to Target the Core Word “WANT” with an Ice Cream Theme in Speech Therapy Read More »
I know that the classic “30 minutes twice per week pulled into the speech room” model can feel comfortable—it’s familiar, and we know it works to some extent. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself if this model is truly serving your students and their educational goals in the best way possible? As school
8 Efficient Speech Therapy Approaches to Save Time Read More »
Let’s be real: this school year has been intense. Caseloads are bigger, schedules are tighter, and we’ve got more on our plates than ever. If you’re feeling like there’s just not enough time in the day to see all your students, trust me, I get it. That’s why Speedy Speech is an absolute game-changer. It’s
Speedy Speech: Managing Huge Caseloads with Quick, Effective Sessions Read More »
Let’s chat about speech therapy planning! If you’re like me, you’ve got a LOT on your plate. Finding ways to stay organized while keeping your sessions fun, engaging, and effective for your students is key. Over the years, I’ve developed a system that helps me keep things on track, and I’m excited to share it
How I Plan My Speech Therapy Sessions: A Simple Guide for SLPs Read More »
You know how much I love blending fun and learning in speech therapy, right? Well, incorporating themed story grammar in speech therapy is a game-changer when it comes to keeping students engaged while helping them build those essential narrative skills. Whether it’s the excitement of back-to-school, a summer adventure, or even a festive holiday theme,
Story Grammar Activities to Improve Narrative Skills in Speech Read More »
This year, I’m starting push-in speech therapy in my kindergarten classrooms, and I’m so excited to share this journey with you! For the first time, I’ll be teaching story elements—like characters, setting, problem, and solution—in a fun, interactive way that fits right into the students’ regular classroom activities. And the best part? I want YOU
Hey Insiders! Can you believe it’s almost time to kick off another school year? Whether you’re a seasoned Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) or just starting out, getting ready for the first day of speech therapy is so important. I always feel a mix of nostalgia for summer and excitement to see my kiddos again. But let’s
Essential Tips for Your First Week of Speech Therapy | Back to School Guide for SLPs Read More »
Hey Insiders! Ready to transform your speech room into an organized haven? If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed with the clutter and chaos, I have just the thing for you! In my 5-part email series, I share step-by-step strategies to organize your speech room, making your space more functional and inviting. Here’s a sneak peek into
Organize Your Speech Room – 5 tips for back to school Read More »
Hey there, lovely SLPs & teachers! I’m excited to share a new approach to my wardrobe as we head back to school. As a mom navigating postpartum changes, I’ve found myself looking in my closet and feeling like I have nothing to wear. It’s been a challenge figuring out how to dress my new body
Colorful Teacher Capsule Wardrobe for Back to School – Cool Winter Edition Read More »