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SLP planner for back to school in speech therapy

Creating Speech Therapy Lesson Plans for Themes

As a school-based SLP, I typically like to follow a curriculum-based approach to therapy. I like to tie my speech therapy lesson plans to the

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24 Inferencing Picture Books in Speech Therapy (Free SLP List!)

I’ve got a great list of 24 inferencing books for speech therapy to share with you, but first, can we talk about the students who

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/J/ Book List for Articulation Therapy

I created a picture book list inventory of my favorite /J/ sound books for articulation therapy. It’s a free download, so you can put more

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Spring Book Companions For Speech Therapy

Who is ready for springtime in your speech therapy sessions?!? There are so many awesome picture books out there about gardening, bunnies, birds nesting, bugs,

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Winter Book Companions For Speech Therapy

5 winter books for speech therapy Skiing, penguins, and snow, oh my! So many fun narrative themes to incorporate into our speech therapy activities during

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Christmas Book Companions for Speech Therapy

Merry Christmas! ‘Tis the season for Santa, decorating, caroling, giving, and serving! Do you have books you like to pull out for the Christmas season?

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Thanksgiving Book Companions for Speech Therapy

Do you have books that you like to pull out for the Thanksgiving season? Seasonal books are so fun and offer opportunities to target specific

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Articulation Road Map for TH, SH, CH, and J Sounds

I love implementing a literacy-based approach in my articulation therapy sessions. However, it is not always easy to identify books with a heavy load of

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Halloween Book Companions for Speech Therapy

Spiders, and monsters, and witches, OH MY!! This Halloween season, dive into some really sweet, spooky stories centered around kindness and friendship using my Halloween

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Fall Book Companions for Speech Therapy

There are so many great fall-themed books out there about the leaves changing color and falling to the ground. I chose 3 of them to

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SPEECH THERAPY BOOK COMPANIONS

Back to School Book Companions for Speech Therapy

Let’s start this year off right using literacy-based speech strategies in our therapy sessions! I have made this simple to use with your students in

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Valentine’s Day Book Companions For Speech Therapy

Love is in the air! Do you have books you like to pull out on Valentine’s Day? Seasonal books offer opportunities to target specific goals

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The Best Picture Books for Speech Therapy

Without a doubt, my passion is literacy-based speech therapy. I LOVE children’s picture books; they are an endless wealth for targeting articulation and language concepts.

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There’s a difference between using a book for a th There’s a difference between using a book for a themed activity and using a book AS the intervention.
When you’re systematically extracting clinical language targets: teaching tier 2 vocabulary, analyzing complex syntax, building inferential reasoning, mapping narrative structure—you’re not doing a “book theme.”
You’re delivering targeted language intervention with a research-backed tool.
This is clinical work. This is our expertise As SLPs. ❤️
Are you asking the RIGHT comprehension questions i Are you asking the RIGHT comprehension questions in therapy?
If your students can answer “who, what, where” but still struggle with comprehension, they need inferential thinking practice—and that’s 100% in our scope as SLPs.
Literal questions test memory. Inferential questions build language, critical thinking, and the ability to “read between the lines.”
Students with language disorders often recall facts but miss deeper meaning: character motivations, cause-effect relationships, predictions, and social problem-solving.
Save this and use it with your next read-aloud. Your students need these skills to succeed academically.
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