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Speech Therapy Crafts

Easy & Functional Speech Therapy Crafts

If I’m being honest, I’m not really one for glitter and glue. My therapy time is limited and I work hard to maximize my time

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Play-Based preschool language therapy using Mr. Potato Head in Speech

Play-Based Speech Therapy: Using Mr. Potato Head To Build Language Skills

Who doesn’t love Mr. Potato Head? He is classic and he can be a versatile tool to target MANY of the common language goals in

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How to use an advent calendar all year in Speech Therapy to work on expressive and receptive language skills.

Using an Advent Calendar in Speech Therapy

How to use an advent calendar in speech therapy I ran across the galvanized advent calendar at Target this Christmas and quickly realized it can

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FREE SLP to do list for easy planning in Speech Therapy

Speech Therapy To-Do List

FREE Speech Therapy to-do list I’m a list maker. I’ve got sticky notes everywhere and I love checking things off my to-do list. Here is

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December Speech Therapy Lesson Plans: Festive Plans to Get into the Spirit

Are you ready for all things holiday? This month, the kids will get to experience the fun of the holidays as they boost their confidence

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SLP coworker Christmas gift guide

SLP Coworker Christmas Gift Ideas

SLP Christmas Gift Ideas Shopping for coworker Christmas gifts can be tricky. Often you have several people to shop for which makes budgets tight. Recently

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toy gift guide for speech and language

Books & Toys: A Speech & Language Gift Guide

Holiday Gift Guide: An SLP’s Favorite Books & Toys About this time of year parents start asking me for recommendations for toys for Christmas. Does

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Using animated sotrybooks to improve vocabulary and comprehension

VOOKS Animated Storybooks To Improve Reading Comprehension

This post is written in partnership and sponsored by VOOKS. This review is honest and completely my own. They are generously offering educators a FREE

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November Speech Therapy Lesson Plans Exciting Thanksgiving, Squirrel, and Acorn Activities

November speech therapy lesson plans are packed with rich themes that excite children. In this post, you’ll find fun-filled lessons about squirrels, acorns, Veterans Day,

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How to teach vocabulary in speech therapy and take data during your activities

Vocabulary Intervention in Speech Therapy

How To Improve and Take Data on Vocabulary In Speech Therapy How many of your students have vocabulary goals for Speech Therapy? #nearlyallofthem We know

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Download these FREE October lesson plans for your speech therapy activities

October Speech Therapy Lesson Plans: Halloween, Fire Safety, Leaves, & More!

As October rolls in, it brings new opportunities to excite kids about speech therapy. The change in season offers plenty of chances to get creative

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The best 25 children's books to use with Apraxia of Speech (CAS) in therapy - books with repetitive text

25 Books with Repetitive Text for Apraxia of Speech

Add books with repetitive text to your speech therapy lesson plans to help with speech apraxia! These books are fun to read and have fun

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