Category Archives: SLP
Easy at Home Sticky Tongue Frog Craftivity
[Source: Kids Activities Blog] My daughter and I were reading about frogs and she thought the idea of their sticky tongue was really funny. She ran and found a blow out party favor and showed me how the frog’s tongue … Continue reading
Glad Monster, Sad Monster – A Book About Feelings (and a Craft)
[Source: The Learn and Grow Designs blog] I am really excited to share the Glad Monster, Sad Monster Art Lesson I did with my 1st grade classes. O.K., I am always excited to share things with you. The great thing … Continue reading
Worth Repeating: Why Suspected Childhood Apraxia of Speech Requires Careful Assessment
[Source: ASHAsphere] by Tatyana Elleseff Recently I got one of those phone calls that speech-language pathologists often dread. It went something like this: Parent: Hi. I am looking for a speech therapist who uses PROMPT [Prompts for Restructuring Oral Muscular … Continue reading
SLP Corner: How to Use Books to Improve Toddlers’ Communication Skills
by Kimberly Scanlon, M.A. CCC-SLP As a pediatric speech language pathologist who specializes in treating toddlers and preschoolers, I often use books during my speech therapy sessions. In fact, I LOVE using books as a way to get toddlers … Continue reading
Autism Corner: 7 Simple Ways to Improve Your Child’s Language Skills
Copyright © Autism Asperger’s Digest. 2011. All Rights Reserved. Editor’s Note: This article is written for parents. We reprint it here so that you may share it with the parents of your kiddos. Excerpted from the article, “Breaking the Language … Continue reading
