Archive for category: Therapy Ideas

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Using Room on the Broom in Speech Therapy

Lately, I've been on a kick of (attempting to) use one book in therapy for a week. I know, I know. Why don't I just buy a big book companion packet and be done with it? Well, several reasons. First, I'm cheap and if I want to use a different…
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Interactive Book Attachments

I've been trying to put a greater emphasis on using book in my therapy sessions. You can target SO much with them and they are a totally age appropriate skill for many of my kiddos. BUT, book companion packs (while great) are seriously way…
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Our Speech Room Staples Linky Party

Sometimes searching on Teachers Pay Teachers can be absolutely overwhelming. It's nice to search by top rated products or best sellers, but I know there has to be less popular products that others love and use all of the time. Those products…
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What is this EET I keep hearing about?

Do you feel like everywhere you turn you are hearing about the EET? I feel that same way, and I'm here to tell you what I've learned about the EET, or Expanding Expression Tool, in the past couple months. I love it, and I think you will too! According…
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Social Skills Calendar

This school year, I'll be running a social skills group at my work! I wanted a basic outline of topics to hopefully target each week. I decided that most of the time, things are too difficult to target in just one week so I made this handy dandy…

The best visual schedule/motivator ever.

**This post contains Amazon Affiliate links for your convenience** The title says it all! I am so excited to share this idea with you all! This idea began when I began working with a very hard to motivate student. She was very smart, but…
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Teaching WH Questions

So many kiddos have WH question goals... in some form or another. The ability to answer WH questions is important, in all settings: school, home, in conversation, etc... I knew this, but I always wondered how to teach WH questions without feeling…
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Interactive Visuals for Guessing Games, Describing, and Inferencing

How many of you use Hedbanz or Jeepers Peepers in therapy? They are both amazing games but can sometimes be challenging for some of my language/ASD kiddos! I feel like I spend so much time prompting and prompting and prompting. I knew there…

Make Your Own Story Visuals for ANY Book!

I love materials that are adaptable to a variety of levels and easy to make, and this one is both of those things! In fact, this is SO easy to make that I'll tell you how to make it AND use it in this post! (1) The first step is to make…

Data... Grad School Style

Jenn, from Crazy Speech World, is hosting a "Show Me The Data!" Linky. I wanted to participate, and share the way I took data throughout my first year of graduate school! This way worked incredibly well for me in our on campus clinic, and…

Movement Breaks for Speech Therapy

Hopefully most of you saw a previous post of mine about regulation, and having my clients find their optimal level of energy throughout our sessions together. If not, click here to catch up and read it! Many of the clients I see have…

Using Elephant and Piggie Books for Speech Therapy

Biggest hit in therapy so far this semester? Elephant and Piggie books! And it's no surprise! These books are great. Wanna know why? Read on. 1) Kids LOVE these books. In my experience, they request them over almost all other books. 2) Elephant…

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