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I have a target bag, who has a burner…

by adminS2U

I have a target bag, who has a burner…

Here’s my  PSA for the night.  It’s not a good idea to place a Target bag on your ceramic stove top.  The unfortunate consequence is that you will now have little red Target circles embedded into your burner.  In my defense, I thought I had turned on a different burner. In spite of my mishaps […]

Filed Under: Articulation, apraxia, phonology, Materials, Vocabulary Tagged With: categorization, object functions

Duration Map Emergencies….

by adminS2U

Duration Map Emergencies….

I use duration maps a lot in therapy.  Duration maps provide a visual representation for children so they know how much time is left before they can be (or have to) be done with an activity.  A simple way to do one would be if your child has 5 minutes left in activity to draw […]

Filed Under: Communication, Comprehension, Organization, Uncategorized Tagged With: Behavior management, visuals

More Dollar Spot Finds…

January 31, 2013 by adminS2U

More Dollar Spot Finds…

I loved Highlights magazines as a kid.  I liked the Hidden pictures, the rebus stories, the poems, but my FAVORITE was the Goofus and Gallant pages.  I was really excited when I found this book at the dollar spot this week.  Here are some other things I picked up: I think the Rebus story book […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Dollar store

One more Squinkie therapy idea…

by adminS2U

One more Squinkie therapy idea…

Just one more quick Squinkie post and then I’m done for at least another few months.  One of the things that I like about Squinkie’s is that it allows me to use my clients favorite things for motivation.  Here was a quick activity I did with one client who needed to work on he/she pronouns […]

Filed Under: Syntax Tagged With: pronouns, verb tense

Squinky Directions Part 2

by adminS2U

Squinky Directions Part 2

I found this little Polly pocket house at Goodwill for 1.99 this weekend.  It folds up for easy storage.  I liked the fact that there are lots of different areas that you could use for spatial concepts or following directions.  The refrigerator opens, you can move the stairs or you can lift up the bed […]

Filed Under: Comprehension Tagged With: following directions

Motivation: Random thoughts

by adminS2U

I have days where I just can’t seem to get the motivation to do get things done like going to the gym or balancing my checkbook or floss.  Somethings I need to bribe myself into doing.  Pay your bills and then you can play a quick game of Bejeweled Blitz.  It helps when you get […]

Filed Under: Soapbox Saturdays Tagged With: Motivation

Speech-a-dilla’s

by adminS2U

Speech-a-dilla’s

I was cleaning out my kitchen last weekend and found my quesadilla maker in the back of one of my cabinets.  I’ve never met a kitchen appliance I didn’t like, but eventually they end up dusty in the back of one of my cabinets.  I’m betting you could score a few at your local Goodwill. […]

Filed Under: Communication, Syntax, Vocabulary Tagged With: Snack-tivities

Conjunction Resources

by adminS2U

Conjunction Resources

“Conjunction Junction, what’s your function…”   That song and the “I’m just a Bill, sitting here on Capitol Hill” (seemingly prophetic in these divisive political times) send me back to my flannel night shirt days.  Saturday mornings my brother and I would wake up so early there would be a test pattern on the screen. […]

Filed Under: Syntax Tagged With: conjunctions

Hot lips and Octopus hangers…

by adminS2U

Hot lips and Octopus hangers…

I spent too long at Target this week because I was avoiding going back out into the FREEZING cold.  I ended up with some fun Dollar Spot crafts for Articulation or language cards.  Check out these cute animal clips.  They come in a set of 3.  I used them for articulation today, but you could […]

Filed Under: Articulation, apraxia, phonology Tagged With: DIY

New Year’s Resolution #2: Stop being a materials hoarder.

by adminS2U

You can tell a lot about a speech language pathologist by the size of their laminator.  Well, at least I have a special love for laminators.  I started in grad school with rolls of cloudy/clear contact paper.  This was back in the days of the old Linguisystem SPARC books and I’d stay up late in […]

Filed Under: Organization

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