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Teaching Who questions

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I struggle with writing goals for teaching WHO questions because I feel like most of my materials are focused on teaching community helpers/occupations. Sometimes it doesn’t feel as functional to be talking about mechanics with 4 year olds.  Still, it’s important for children to be able to answer WHO questions to talk about who is there, who […]

How I do it: Teaching what questions

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WHAT questions are probably some of the easiest questions to teach in speech therapy because the answer is generally a concrete object or an action.  A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about why children have difficulty answering different WH questions.  I’m following up by talking about how I teach each specific WH question. […]

15 Ideas for Organizing Speech Materials: Round Up Post

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Last week, I posted about how I “tidied” my speech room using category strategies.  Check it out HERE .  Once you’ve whittled down your materials to your favorite or most effective therapy tools, it’s time to organize your materials so you can find them quickly.  I’ve tried a ton of organizational materials over the years, […]

Data collection: Four tips for progress monitoring

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I’m have to share a story of when I was doing an observation of another therapist.  I was intently watching and writing down some notes so I could give some good feedback.  When I got done, I realized that I had also been making hash and sidewise hashmarks.  Data collection is something that has been […]

Coschedule Review: Get your blogging self organized.

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I’m posting this for my blogging friends.  If you have a blog-or are interested in starting a blog, I think you will find this post helpful.  If you aren’t interested in any of that, you can probably skip this post as it’s going to get a little nerdy and technical.  As an SLP and blogger, […]

Quick and Easy Speech Therapy Games: Part 4

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Today I want to share some quick and easy speech therapy games with you.  The last months of school sometimes seem to be the busiest.  Between last minute evaluations and progress reports, I’m too busy to spend a lot of time treatment planning. Pinterest is ah-mazing and you know I love a good TPT product. […]

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