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Speech and language

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7 public speaking games to build skills

Public Speaking Games: 7 outrageously good fun-filled speech activities to build confidence and skills. Good for middle school upwards.

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The question I probably get asked the most is, “Where do I start?” Teachers, SLPs, and parents don’t always know what to do with the new aac system the student has been given. As SLPs we know that you can’t just put the book or device in front of the student and expect them to begin it use it. Communication for these students is a skill that needs to be specifically and directly taught. Where and how we teach is important. Language needs to have a context. Usually it is a context that…

The 5 domains of language include: phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. Read the blog to learn why they are important for therapy and language development!

The 5 domains of language include: phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. Read the blog to learn why they are important for therapy and language development!

You will LOVE using Mr. Potato Head in speech therapy! It is a classic kid-favorite toy that works great to target several speech and language goals. This fun, play-based speech therapy activity is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.

You will LOVE using Mr. Potato Head in speech therapy! It is a classic kid-favorite toy that works great to target several speech and language goals. This fun, play-based speech therapy activity is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.

Help them control the fear that is associated with social speaking. Practice breathing exercises. Join a support group. Develop a sense of humor about stuttering.  This and much more is what you can find in our blog post. Check the link in the description.  #Speechdelay #Smartphone #kids #Slp

Help them control the fear that is associated with social speaking. Practice breathing exercises. Join a support group. Develop a sense of humor about stuttering. This and much more is what you can find in our blog post. Check the link in the description. #Speechdelay #Smartphone #kids #Slp

If you're looking for witch activities for speech therapy, this post is for you! Includes tons of activities to target all of your speech and language goals with a witch theme....freebies included!

If you're looking for witch activities for speech therapy, this post is for you! Includes tons of activities to target all of your speech and language goals with a witch theme....freebies included!

Best Songs for Language Development - Plus a Free Printable

Children's songs are great for working on language development through building vocabulary, repetition, memory, and creativity. Free song choice cards

What always helps build the excitement of back to school is spending some money!! There is a HUGE round up of FREE & paid TPT resources. They are all back to school speech and language activities that you're going to love for the start of the school year!

What always helps build the excitement of back to school is spending some money!! There is a HUGE round up of FREE & paid TPT resources. They are all back to school speech and language activities that you're going to love for the start of the school year!

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Sequencing activities with stories and pictures
Toy Theatre is an awesome website with free games and activities that you can incorporate into your speech and language therapy sessions to increase student motivation/engagement, as a fun reward, or target simple WH- questions, labeling, describing, prepositions, commenting, requesting, and more!
This speech and language unit includes 8 baseball themed activities targeting receptive vocabulary, inferencing tasks expressive vocabulary, nonfiction text comprehension, defining words using context clues, short story comprehension, irregular past tense verbs, and articulation (includes "click and say" baseball related words- s, f, v, r, l, open ended, and scoreboards).
What's the best way to help my child develop their understanding and vocabulary? Always see a speech and langauge therapist if you are worried in relation to speech and langauge development. They will explain to you the best way to speak at your child's level of understanding, in order to develop both their receptive and expressive language. Play is a fun way to develop your child's expressive langauge. A simple tip is, when your child says a word, expand on what they have said with one or two m