Jack and the Beanstalk!

 

Little Red Riding Hood

Use this 33-page pack for a week's worth of activities in speech therapy or as literacy centers in your classroom!

Read your book every day and then follow up with these great activities:


Monday-describing & attributes
Tuesday-beginning sounds
Wednesday-categories
Thursday-story sequence 2 versions
Friday-plurals
Bonus-articulation for /g/, /l/ and /r/
wh questions.

 

Teletherapy Idea- Goldilocks!

 

Can't come up with anything for therapy? Try a YouTube video and have the child answer questions and sequence the video!

Also, you can try my Goldilocks Companion!

 

Vocabulary- Step 3

When targeting the vocabulary goal I target sorting. I like to use simple, interesting activities for students. Here is a quick video and activity that I use to help students work on being able to sort items. 

 

Here are some cute sorting items from my store:

 

Happy Speeching!
Mindy

Associations- Step 2

When  I am working on the vocabulary goal I target associations first.  I start with toys and then move on to pictures. Here is a quick video for step 2 on working on associations. 

Keep an eye out for more video tutorials!
 Here is the product I used in the video.

 

Cheers, 
Mindy

Associations

A quick video tutorial on how I like to target Associations!  

 

I went out on a limb and made some video tutorials. It is difficult to watch yourself, so please be kind. I am not perfect. :)

In September, I start treatment with Vocabulary because it is a good starting point for therapy. Most of the kids I treat need more exposure to language and vocabulary is a great place to start. Step 1 when working on vocabulary is associations. Here is a great way to target associations in the class and therapy using materials that are in most classrooms. :)

Happy Speeching!
Mindy

Favorite Videos- part 3

Ten Tips to Help Speech Delayed Children 

Favorite Videos part 3

This is one of my fave videos that I'm posting. There is a lot of information out there and I wanted to go and share it with SLP's, educators, and parents. We all need help with ideas, resources and information so I thought I would put it all in one place. Now, if you are like me, you don't have a lot of time but you might have a minute or two to freshen up your skills....

If you are a parent watch this!!

 

I really like this video because it basically sums up what you parents (and SLP's) can do with children who have a speech delay.

It is very quick and to the point but all of the information is important.

I would encourage parents to watch it, focus on perfecting 1 skill for a day or two with their child,and then watch the video again and focus on a different skill.

Favourite Videos- Part 2

First of all, let me say Happy Halloween! 
I hope you and all of the little people have a great and safe time trick or treating and partying tonight! :)

 I posted my first video that is aimed to help with treatment and education, for teachers, SLP-A's and SLP's.

I have been looking and there are so many videos and so much information out there. I thought I should share some of this information on to you! 

These videos are informative, helpful and if nothing else, a nice reminder.

Carrie Clark from Speechandlanguagekids.com has some awesome videos.

I found this one particularly helpful for Group Sessions.

There are so many more ideas than the way I was doing group therapy. I had a lot of down time and she suggest so many other alternatives. I particularly love the stations approach! The un-group reminds me of the 5 Minute Kids program, which I have used with  my artic. kids when I had a large caseload.

I love how you were specific when telling how to do the session and take data!
THANK You, so helpful!


Take a look!

Tips for Group Speech Therapy Sessions 

 

Thank you Carrie Clark!

Cheers,
Mindy