Autism Speech Therapist
How should I start working on vocabulary goals for speech therapy sessions with little learners with autism? What if they aren’t verbal yet? Where do I even start? You guys…I’ve been there! I’m “there” several times throughout the school year because at the early childhood level, I have new students join my class all the time! If you are… Read More
Teaching one step directions to young children with autism can be a struggle! Every school year, I have new students who have goals and objectives for imitation and following one step directions. Every year, my team and I start with the basics when teaching them. I’ll be honest and tell you that when I have a student that is… Read More
Are you a special education teacher or SLP who has families looking for language activities preschool students love? Maybe you are a parent searching for some simple, yet fun ideas to target your child’s language development during the time away from school? Check out these 7 language-based winter break activities you can use to make learning… Read More
5 Tips For Using Speech Therapy Picture Scenes To Increase Language If you are like me, you are a busy speech/language pathologist or special education teacher! I mean…BUSY! When I prep activities for therapy, it is always a bonus if there are multiple ways to use it. What I mean by that, is “can I use this with multiple students… Read More
Vocabulary Cards & Book Companion To Use For Speech Therapy For Children Print off these free vocabulary cards for speech therapy for kids! This set goes with books about The Gingerbread Man and will enhance your use of the Gingerbread Man Boom Card™ Book Companion. Here is a little peek at what teachers are saying about using this book companion… Read More
Download your FREE Turkey Trouble Vocabulary Cards below… You guys … the struggle is real! Are you teaching preschoolers online? Do you need ideas for online activities for preschool students?! How on earth do you engage preschoolers online for speech therapy and special education 1:1 sessions in a fun and engaging way, while still addressing their IEP goals?! Let’s face it, I’ve… Read More
