GUYS… I bought two sets of Halloween themed bowling blocks at Target Dollar Spot (they were $3.00. (???)) and they have allowed for SO many fun therapy sessions. I am always looking to not only spruce up the “sit-at-a-table” sessions, but also to incorporate some activity into the learning. Well, this has done just that. […]
Using Relaxation in Fluency Therapy
Hi everyone! I’m excited to begin the first of many blog posts helping walk you through fluency therapy! If you feel like you don’t have the background you need to help your fluency students, you are not alone. I know fluency is a dreaded part of our job for good number of my colleagues, and there’s […]
“Bye, old speech homework!”
Let’s face it- when kids are getting hours worth of homework sent home daily, speech and language homework just isn’t going to get done. Should it? Of course. Home practice of skills learned in the speech room is crucial to increasing carryover and generalization in every day life. But does this happen? Not always. That’s […]
Best Treasure “Box” Ever
Treasure boxes are somewhat of a hot topic in the education world. Should you have one? Should you not? Shouldn’t kids just be expected to follow the rules without reward? Well, yeah, they should, but does that always happen? Nope. At least, not at my school. We are in a very low socioeconomic area and […]
Welcome!
Hey there! Well, it has happened- we have a blog. To be quite honest, I never thought we would end up having a blog; what could we possibly have to say to other educators and SLPs that they don’t already know? Why would anyone care what is happening in our lives? Then I realized, we […]
