Hello friends! I put together a second set of the At Home Speech Therapy Picture Scenes. These are great for distance learning because there are prompts for parents for eliciting language. The cues include both receptive and expressive language , such as: vocabulary, two step directions, negation, WH questions and verbs. This resource is FREE for any educators, speech/language pathologist… Read More
Arabic COVID19 Story for Children
Hello friends around the globe! Many thanks to my friend Katie Struble, for connecting with her dear friends in Iraq to translate my COVID19 story into Arabic. This is going to help so many more families around the globe. It is proof, once again, that we are ALL connected during these times and we need to embrace and support each… Read More
Expectations for Online Learning Story
My good friend and fantastic teacher, Heather Mros, contacted me this afternoon and we collaborated on a story for her 5th graders. She was looking for something to help remind them about the expectations for online learning. This is so important, because students might not know what is expected of them when learning on this type of platform. We did… Read More
Distance Learning Story
Many educators (including me) are moving into the unknown with distance learning. We are finding creative ways to make this work for our students who we care about so much. This may initially be confusing for students, so I created a story to help them understand a little better. Feel free to share, print, post or distribute this story as… Read More
Greek COVID-19 Story for Children
Hello! A speech/language pathologist, named Eleni, from Athens, Greece contacted me yesterday and offered to translate the COVID-19 story into Greek. It is just amazing how our world has truly come together during this global pandemic. No matter where we live, we are trying to explain what is happening to children. I love that we can all truly support each… Read More
Visual Supports for HOME
We know consistency and routine are important, especially during times of stress and change. For children who are used to using a visual schedule and other visual supports at school, it can be really hard to be without that when at home. Whether it is during this COVID-19 pandemic when school is canceled or distance learning is implemented, or just… Read More
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