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How to do Speech Therapy at Home: Podcast 3
In this episode, I discuss how to get your child to sit down and do speech therapy at home with you. Also, in the quick tip, I will tell you about a resource that has helped me keep my students engaged and doing work with me for a very long
Teaching Pronouns – Speech Therapy | “He”, “She”, “They”
Join the Hub to Access (Free Trial) Teaching Pronouns in Speech Therapy Teaching pronouns in speech therapy is a common target because children with language delays often have difficulty with using the correct pronouns in conversation, especially the "he" and
Improving Speech and Language Skills in Kids during Spring Cleaning
It is officially March and spring is right around the corner (although it doesn’t feel like it with 10 inches of snow in my front yard!). One of my favorite spring-time activities is spring cleaning! I’m sure you’re thinking “Seriously, Carrie? No one enjoys that!” But I do!! I
Where Questions for Kids: How to Teach “Where” Questions
Where Questions for Kids: How to Teach Where Questions in Speech Therapy "Where" questions are among the first we teach to children learning to answer questions, along with "who" and "what" questions. Here are our steps for teaching a child to answer "where" questions. How to Teach
Overview of Speech and Language Disorders: Podcast 2
This episode will provide an overview of speech and language disorders, delays, and therapies. And in the quick tip, I will tell you about an app that will provide you with tons of words and activities to help you teach your child a new sound. Speech and Language
Dress Up Games for Speech and Language
Children love playing dress up games and it’s a great time to work on some speech and language skills. Check out these fun activities that you can do with your child while playing dress up games. You can use old costumes or even just your clothes. You’ll be amazed
Speech Therapy for Following Directions: Helping Children to Learn to Follow Directions
Speech Therapy for Following Directions: Being able to understand and follow verbal directions is a huge communication skill! Children with language delays may struggle to follow directions at home, in the classroom, and in our speech/language therapy sessions. We can help children learn this skill by building it
Working Speech and Language Into Bedtime Routines (Podcast)
Hey everyone! I just finished the first episode of my podcast! Here are the show notes which contain an overview of what we discussed as well as all of the great links and resources provided in the show. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask! News and
PowerPoint Speech Therapy Activities
Did you know that you can use the computer to make Microsoft PowerPoint speech therapy activities that your child will love?? Check it out!! PowerPoint Speech Therapy Activities I use PowerPoint presentations a lot with my students and they love them! I set the PowerPoint presentation up
Mumbling: 5 Steps to Cure It In Children
How to Reduce Mumbling in Children: So what do you do with the child who knows how to say all of her sounds correctly but in conversational speech she mumbles and doesn’t articulate well? That was the exact question I got from a reader this week and
Valentine’s Day Speech Therapy Activities
Valentine's Day Speech Therapy Activities It’s almost Valentine’s Day! Valentine’s Day means telling the people you love how much you care about them and eating lots of chocolate! Here are some fun Valentine's Day activities you can do with your child or your clients to celebrate Valentine’s Day
Speech Sounds by Age (and How to Teach Them)
Speech Sounds by Age: When and How to Teach Speech Sound Pronunciation Join The Hub (Free Trial Available) What are Speech Sounds? Speech sounds are the sounds in our language that we use to make up words. Each speech
Football Activities for Speech and Language
Happy Super Bowl!! Ok, I confess I’m not the biggest football fan and maybe I enjoy the commercials more than the actual football playing during the Super Bowl, but I know how important football is to many of the little guys I work with! The way I see it,
Baby Doll Activities for Speech and Language
Ok, we’ve done a post about vehicle-themed speech and language activities so I feel like it’s about time to have one for the girls out there. This week’s activity is all about what you can do with the baby dolls that your little girl (or boy!) loves to play
Sign Language for Toddlers with Speech Delay: Does it Help?
Sign Language for Toddlers with Speech Delay: Does it Help? There is much confusion in the world of parenting about using sign language with your child. Research has shown that teaching sign language to young children is beneficial to all children, whether they have speech and language delays
Car Ride Activities for Speech and Language
I know you're busy, and building speech and language work into your child's day is not always easy to do. But most families spend some time during the day in the car. Here are some quick and easy car ride activities that you can do while chauffeuring your little
Book Review: My Toddler Talks
When Kimberly Scanlon emailed me about reviewing her book I immediately went and checked out her website at www.ScanlonSpeech.com and I was very excited at what I found! Kimberly, a speech-language pathologist from New Jersey, has created a website for her private practice that has great speech and language
Hot Chocolate Activities for Speech and Language
We’re right in the middle of winter now and one of my favorite winter-time treats is hot chocolate!! This week, I'm creating hot chocolate activities for speech and language development so you can see all the fun you can have with it! For all my dairy-free and casein-free friends
New Year’s Activities for Speech and Language
Happy New Year!! I know you’re looking forward to the new year and all the growth and changes your child will make over the next year, especially in the areas of speech and language! Here are some New Year's activities that you can do with your child this week
Using AAC Devices with Kids: What Skills Do they Need First?
What Skills Do Children Need Before Using an AAC Device? AAC devices are augmentative/alternative communication systems that allow a person to communicate with those around them without speaking. There are many different types of AAC but the most common are high-tech AAC Devices that allow a person to
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