Should eye contact be a goal? In working with teachers or student speech and language therapist I often find that one of the goals...
Teaching Story Sequencing Good children’s literature can be the vehicle to teach story grammar. I love ” The Scarecrow’s Hat” by Ken...
Using Sentence Starters for Writing Practice Follow my blog with Bloglovin This week we worked on practicing our grammar. We first reviewed the parts of...
It Takes a Village by Jane Cowen-Fletcher book companion I love using literature to teach. It gives me a jumping off point to teach vocabulary and story grammar....
Articulation Ideas In the schools, for the most part, I use the 5 Minute Articulation treatment approach, 5-minute kids. This was...
The Care and Feeding of Your Supervisor! How to make a good impression on your clinicial supervisor Be a nice human: Remember your supervisor is also...
Supporting the clinician that comes after you. Wouldn’t it be great if you could have a blueprint that helped to spell out how to work with...
5 Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed! Using the poem in therapy Five Little Monkeys Jumping on a Bed This is a fun poem about five monkeys jumping on the bed!...
Organization tips for School Based Speech and Language Pathologists I have been a speech and language pathologist for 37 years (YIKES!). Each year I think I think of...
Happy 2016: New thing I will try this new year! I am always looking for ways to connect with families and include them in their child’s treatment. This has...