First of all, if you’re in a rush and need some quick /s/ and /z/ words right now, scroll down to my free /s/ and /z/ words lists! But, if you have a little more time, you might want to look through some of my favorite products to work on words with the /s/ and […]

Echolalia is when a child repeats words or phrases. It can be a symptom of an Autism Spectrum Disorder, but it can actually be part of typical development for young children learning language. Repeated phrases could be from TV shows, songs, apps, or even just words that the child hears around home. This behavior is […]

You’ve done a thorough articulation assessment and /s/ blends are in need of some remediation! I’ve got you covered! First of all, if you’re in therapy right now and you’re thinking, I need some /s/ blends stat!, then scroll on down to my free lists of /s/ blend words. But, you should know that I […]

Why do we work on categories in speech therapy? Describing? Attributes? How do we target categories and describing in speech therapy? What are some good measurable goals to track progress? I’m glad you asked! Why We Work on Categories in Speech Therapy   There are two ways to describe how we learn vocabulary, or semantics. Fast […]

The honest truth is that there is no cure to stuttering. By its very nature, stuttering is cyclical – meaning it can (and probably will) come and go. You can learn tricks that might even make it go away for a time, but these tricks take a lot of mental effort. And some of these […]

If you are in need of some /r/ words for your therapy right now, you’ve come to the right place! Just scroll down for my /r/ word lists! If you’d like to stay and chat awhile about our very favorite little sound and learn more about some of my favorite evidence-based no-prep materials, then pull […]

Speech and language therapists use many different techniques to improve communication for people of all ages. They teach children how to speak clearly, read aloud, and understand written words. They also help adults overcome problems with pronunciation, fluency, and articulation. Adults who have experienced strokes or traumatic brain injuries may need speech therapy to help […]

First of all, if you’re in a rush and need some quick “sh” words right now, scroll down to my free “sh” words lists! But, if you have a little more time, you might want to look through some of my favorite products to work on words with the “sh” sound. Your future self will […]

First of all, if you’re in a rush and need some quick /f/ and/or /v/ words right now, scroll down to my free /f/ and /v/ words lists! I combined these two into one post because errors in /f/ and /v/ usually go hand-in-hand! If you want to learn more about my articulation therapy, including […]

First of all, if you’re in a rush and need some quick /k/ and /g/ words right now, scroll down to my free /k/ and /g/ words lists! But, if you’re ready to finally get your articulation organized and provide systematic, evidence-based therapy to your students, read on for my best tips and materials that […]

First of all, if you’re in a rush and need some quick “ch” words right now, scroll down to my free “ch” words lists! But if you have just a little more time, make sure to check out all of my favorite, easy, time-savers that help me work on articulation targets systematically, efficiently, and effectively! […]

If you’re like most SLPs, you are in need of some pronouns speech therapy activities! Pronouns are actually the #2 most common grammar target amongst elementary school SLPs, so it’s a pretty common need. Children start using pronouns at 3-4 years of age. They don’t perfect them then, though. It isn’t until 3rd grade that […]