As a speech-language pathologist, I often have students who need to work on verb tenses. Teaching verb tenses can be tricky, especially when a child has difficulty understanding time concepts. Here are my tips for teaching verb tenses to children….
These free printables are great for kindness themed lessons, character lessons, or just general skill lessons. The theme is kindness and there are several different activities included. You could use these free printables as a stand-alone lesson or as…
Teaching wh- questions can often be challenging for our students with language disorders. Working on why questions is the most challenging. I am going to share some tips for why questions for speech therapy that will help you focus…
You should definitely teach sequencing skills to your students. Sequencing is a skill that impacts so many areas of language and comprehension. When we teach sequencing skills, we give our students a necessary tool to help them both in and…
Have you ever tried using sudoku with your students? Solving sudoku puzzles is a great way to increase engagement and get a high number of repetitions in speech therapy. Here are five reasons you should be using sudoku with your…
Who? What? Where? When? Why? But…how? In my experience, goals for answering wh- questions are some of the most common speech therapy goals. At any given time, I have several students I am teaching wh- questions to, and I imagine…