Category Archives: SLP
“Tom goes to the Dentist” – A Social Story for Children with Autism
Editor’s Note: February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. Here is an excellent resource to help your students with Autism learn about the Dentist. Source: Dental Health IE Some people with autism find it helpful to prepare for their visit … Continue reading
Pediatric Therapy Corner: How an SLP and OT Collaborate Long-Distance
[Source: The ASHA Leader Blog] 20 As speech-language pathologists, we all experience stories of working as an interdisciplinary team. In this story, co-treatment brought us together and keeps us in touch today. Our relationship naturally affected us professionally, but personally … Continue reading
SLP Activity of the Week: Following Complex Directions – Winter
[Source: Gold Country SLP] Happy New Year! I’m Tracy from Gold CountrySLP, with a fabulous freebie for you! Do you have students who need to work on following complex directions? This product is meant for those who need help comprehending … Continue reading
SLP Corner: Book Review Through an SLP Lens – ‘Don’t Wake up the Bear’
[Source: All4MyChild] This book review is reprinted here with the express permission of All4MyChild as it was originally posted on the All4MyChild Blog, December 12, 2011 Title: Don’t Wake up the Bear Author: Majorie Dennis Murray Review by: Meghan … Continue reading
Free Winter Snowflakes Printable and Great Ways to Use It!
[Source: No Time for Flashcards] For years I rarely used a single printable for preschool, but that was back when I had no kids of my own ( aka extra time), had a very high classroom budget, and didn’t really … Continue reading
