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6 ways to teach your students about TENSION! When I tell my students to make their tongue tense and tight, they don't always know what I mean. Sometimes I ha...
Speech therapy techniques for teaching the R sound. Download our step-by-step workbook to help you teach the R sound to your students/clients. It's packed fu...
Check out my new Speech Sound Video Worksheets to accompany these free videos! You can download them here: https://peachiespeechie.com/video-worksheetsHow to...
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Today I’m joining Felice over at The Dabbling Speechie to talk about my room this year! Warning: this post is looong. It initially stared out short, as I do not change my room decor very often. However, I kept finding deals and ideas (blaming pinterest) and the post kept growing. Just thought I should let you […]
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Visuals are an important part of my speech therapy sessions! I came up with a fun way to use BALLOONS in speech therapy as visuals for how to bunch the tongu...
Making your own vocal anatomy tools to teach voice therapy or singing knowledge for voice exercises. This DIY larynx model pattern pack is easy to create with foam from any craft store. Speech therapy for voice disorders or voice pedagogy classes will flip for these functional crafts. (FOAM NOT INCLUDED) **NEWLY added movable model
A nice cheat sheet that describes different cueing levels from minimal assistance to maximal assistance. Great for use in speech therapy or other therapy services that track and report cueing levels.
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These free worksheets and learning packs for If You Give a Mouse a Cookie can turn this book into a fun learning activity for your kids.
1. I always use a session schedule. I have found with this age group using a schedule helps curb behaviors and gives you structure to guide your lesson. I have a FREE schedule for you to use in this blog post -------> CLICK HERE. If needed, I use first/then or first/then/next schedules or "I am working for" boards if the students need even more reinforcement during the session. I go in to detail about each of these in the above linked blog post. 2. Data taking plan ready: What ever you use, ha
When it comes to eliciting sounds that a child is not stimulable for, /k/ and /g/ can be tricky because they are hard to see. That said, I h...
Give Your Therapy Toys More Purpose with toy companions for speech therapy. I teamed up with Meredith from Peachie Speechie last year to write about how we use game companions in speech therapy to make common board games more effective (read that post here), and this year we want to talk about about toy companions. I love using toys such as Mr. Potato Head, legos, animals, food, etc... in therapy and have for years. I decided that I wanted a more structured way to use these toys for specific
