Archive for category: Language

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Printing Speech Therapy Visuals on Post It Notes

For the past couple of years, I've really loved printing various visuals for my therapy sessions onto Post It notes. They're great because I can stick them in student notebooks, directly onto assignments, and they're disposable! I've gotten…
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Teaching Compare and Contrast Skills in Speech & Language Therapy

I work primarily with students in 5th and 6th grade. By this age, most of my students can compare and contrast when given items like dog/cat or house/apartment. However, most of them still demonstrate functional difficulty using these skills…
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Teaching Story Grammar Parts in Narratives

Those of you who've been around here for a while know that I've switched jobs/settings quite a few times, working in an outpatient setting, a preschool, an elementary school, a high school, and now I'm full time in a middle school (and love…
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Using SuperFight in Speech and Language Therapy

Oh middle school... There is so much distrust at this age, especially at the beginning of the school year. So many of my students don't want to come, get embarrassed, or are just "over" speech by this age. I don't give out prizes or use tons…
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Teaching Object Function with Visuals

I've switched around jobs a couple of times since graduation. I've worked with a variety of ages and levels, however I always seem to be targeting object function in one way or another.  All of my students do better, learn faster, and grasp…
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Less and Less - A No-Prep Game to Target Describing Skills

I'm always on the hunt for no-prep, easy games that target a variety of skills. I feel like I come up with these games all of the time and wrote a goal to try and share more of them on the blog. All you need for this game is paper! A bonus…
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Braidy the StoryBraid® Kit - A Review

The longer I'm in this field, the more I realize I just love complete curriculums and their addition to my arsenal of "tools". I love how they are consistent for my students year to year and provide such a complete way to target a skill.…
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Best of SLPs on TpT - 2017 Edition

There are so many amazing products on TpT, but it can get overwhelming trying to find the best of the best. I've compiled the best products from a variety of categories and link to all of them below. Hopefully this helps narrow down your cart…
Wordless picture books are one of the most versatile and useful tools that you can have in your speech and language therapy room! Check out my top 10 list!
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Best Wordless Picture Books for Speech and Language Therapy

In case you don't know, wordless picture books are one of the most versatile, useful materials you can have for speech therapy! I've worked in 3 different settings since graduation. This has turned me into a material hoarder as there are very…
Clue Catcher is the perfect app to add to your therapy room device next. It allows you to really hone in on context clues and to practice this skill in-depth. Read how it works in this post!
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Clue Catcher: App Review

There are some apps you get and immediately think, "Why didn't I think of that?!" and Clue Catcher is one of those apps. Clue Catcher teaches your students how to use context to understand unfamiliar or difficult vocabulary words. I love the…
Deaf and hard-of-hearing students need language therapy just as much--if not more than--our other speech and language kiddos. This guest post shares a few tips for ways to customize your language therapy for these students so that they can succeed.
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Language Therapy for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students

Hi, everyone! My name is Greta Abbott, and I am a school SLP in Georgia. I'm starting my 4th year as an SLP, and I have been blessed to have many diverse caseloads already! Today I want to give you some ideas and tips for increasing language…
Articulation News is one of my newest products, and believe it or not, it's a perfect fit for both articulation and language students. This resource of chockfull of worksheets and games that will reach your students in a variety of ways and help them find success in learning and practicing speech and language skills.
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Articulation News

One of my first products on Teachers Pay Teachers was Articulation Menus, a fun way to generalize articulation skills and incorporate language skills - perfect for mixed groups. I used that resource all of the time until I decided I needed…

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