When choosing a phonological approach, which one is best? Today, we’re going to be talking about phonology and phonological treatment approaches. It’s important to feel confident when choosing a phonological approach to help your students make the fastest progress int…
It is so important to 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…
You have a student with weak vocabulary skills. You know you need to address this skill with them, but how? Where do you start? Vocabulary intervention can be tricky if you want to do it right. Memorizing a bunch of…
If you are not using Boom Cards yet, you are definitely missing out. I jumped on the Boom Card wagon back in March 2020 when we were all suddenly thrown into distance learning. Boom Learning saved my sanity as I…
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…
We’ve all been there…a new student on the caseload who is maybe 25% intelligible…if that. They have so much to say, but also so many errors. Where do we even begin? The cycles approach might be the way to…
Back to school time is always full of such excitement. My first day back is usually early-mid August. I tend to be a positive person, so I’m focusing on the fact that I will finally be getting back into somewhat…
As summer starts to wind down for many of us (boo hoo), we begin to think about the new school year. Many school based SLPs spend this time reflecting back on what went right last year and what we can…
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…