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Focus on EI: Examples of the Use of Gestures and Problem Solving in Early Intervention

January 7, 2021

20 May 2022, Early Intervention, Newsletter, SLP

Editor’s Note: Occasionally we will re-run our favorite articles. This one was originally published on this blog in 2013. [Source: Carrie’s Speech Corner] by Carrie Manchester – MS, CCC-SLP Picture if you will, a small child sitting in a highchair. A…...

January 6, 2021

8 January 2021, Article, Autism, Newsletter, SLP

by Kristine of Listen, Speak, Play as featured on Playing with Words 365 Special Education is about about providing support and services for one curriculum – the general education curriculum. Special Education consists of supports and services, it is not a place. All students…...

January 6, 2021

8 January 2021, Article, Newsletter, SLP

Editor’s Note: While this article was written by an SLP for SLPs, we think it is highly relevant for all pediatric therapy clinicians. by Danielle Reed M.S., CCC-SLP At some point in your career as an SLP, you will most…...

January 6, 2021

8 January 2021, Article, Down Syndrome, Newsletter, OT, SLP, Visual Supports

All material Copyright © March 2009 The Down Syndrome Centre Reprinted with the express permission of the Down Syndrome Centre as originally published on their website. By: Marinet vanVuren Marinet vanVuren is a South African born Speech and Language Therapist. For the…...

January 6, 2021

8 January 2021, News, Newsletter, PT

[Source: Your Therapy Source] Crossing midline is the ability to cross over an imaginary line down the center of your body from head to toes, separating the body into a left and right side. This skill requires that the right and left sides…...

January 6, 2021

20 January 2023, Newsletter, OT, Tip or Resource, Visual Perception

Here is a freebie from the Winter Visual Perceptual Puzzles packet by Your Therapy Source. Isn’t is so cute? You can download it here http://yourtherapysource.com/vpwinterfreebie.html ...

January 6, 2021

8 January 2021, Newsletter, Tip or Resource

[Source: Not Just Cute] In the muggy heat of the summer of 1963, Martin Luther King Jr. delivered the now famous “I Have a Dream” speech. He spoke of his dream for a future where children of all races could walk together and ”not be judged by…...

January 6, 2021

8 January 2021, Newsletter, Tip or Resource

Are you looking for some fantastic activities to do for Martin Luther King Day? Look no further than our Pinterest board! There is some great stuff in here including word searches, craftivities, printable books, writing prompt, fine motor crafts, conversation starters,…...

15 Winter Activities for Speech Therapy

January 6, 2021

8 January 2021, Newsletter, SLP, Tip or Resource

[Source: Crazy Speech World] Are you headed back to school after winter break and not sure what you are going to do with your students? Did you Netflix instead of lesson plan? It’s ok, I’m here to help! I’ve gathered some great…...

Winter Sports Speech & Language Freebie

January 6, 2021

Newsletter, SLP, Tip or Resource, Winter Olympics

[Source: Teachers Pay Teachers] by Whitney Palyu Bright Ideas SLP This Winter Sports freebie is just in time for the Winter Olympics or Any Winter!! This freebie includes: 1.Winter sports vocabulary words arranged by speech sound 2. Following directions coloring pages! Download…...