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Build-A-Pirate anyone? NO PREP, high reps, yes ple

Build-A-Pirate anyone? NO PREP, high reps, yes please! 🏴‍☠️ #talklikeapirateday #slpeeps #speechies

I do love a good rhyming book, but is that where o

I do love a good rhyming book, but is that where our instructional time is BEST spent if we want to make improvements in reading achievement??
Recent research states that “focusing early phonemic awareness instruction on blending, segmenting, and manipulating phonemes has been shown to produce greater improvements in phonemic awareness and future reading achievement in young children than time spend on rhyming and alliteration” (Reutzel, 2015).
Spend time at the phoneme level.
-BLENDING PHONEMES
-SEGMENTING PHONEMES
-MANIPULATING PHONEMES
#literacybasedspeech #speechtherapy #slpeeps #earlyintervention #scienceofreading

BOOK + CRAFT 🍁 Step away from the glitter and u

BOOK + CRAFT 🍁 Step away from the glitter and use functional crafts! Hang them on a bulletin board or send them home to family. Isn’t this book the sweetest- reminds me of Fletcher and The Falling Leaves 🥰

I was eating breakfast watching the Today Show get

I was eating breakfast watching the Today Show getting ready to go see my first patient of the day when they broke the news of the first plane. I watched the second plane hit. I remember then driving in a daze to see my first home health patient and I just sat with the family and we watched the news.
NUMB.
I wasn’t able to do therapy that day.
The world stopped when FREEDOM was attacked and it is hard to believe 20 years have gone by.
It was a horrible day.
It was a scary day.
Where were you? What do you remember?
I visited the site in 2003 when it was still a large hole in the ground and then again in 2015 to see the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.
It’s a powerful experience to walk through.
It makes you ANGRY but it also makes you PROUD to be an American because OUR FLAG WAS STILL THERE. 🇺🇸
I WILL NEVER FORGET.
*these are pictures from my 2015 visit

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