Slp crafts

There are endless ways for teachers, parents, and SLPs to incorporate crafts into speech therapy. In this post, discover 10+ easy hands-on crafts and learn how to use those crafts to make speech motivating and fun! #speechtherapypreschool #languagedevelopment #speechtherapyactivities #speechtherapytoddlers #articulation #speechtherapycrafts #preschoolcrafts via @https://www.pinterest.com/fireflymudpie/

Check out these 5 easy ways to use speech therapy crafts in your sessions to target any goal, plus done for you craft ideas!

It's no secret that we play a lot of games in speech therapy. Games offer great opportunities for using language and they make practicing skills that may be hard for students to do more fun. I have put together a list of my most played games in therapy. Sometimes we play them to increase overall language or social skills while other times we play to target a specific skill. I have also created some open-ended templates to use with the games to help us stay on track with practicing our goals…

Articulation cards are a staple in Speech Therapy rooms. Articulation Flash Cards can be used in so many ways with preschoolers and elementary students... buuuttt sometimes they can get boring and repetitive. Check out these articulation card ideas to bring some new and exciting speech therapy activities into your therapy room! You can use these ideas in group therapy or in one-on-one sessions or even send them home for easy articulation homework ideas! • WHAT’S THERE?: Place 5 cards around…

Most speech therapists use Play-Doh in speech therapy. This post contains five new and creative ideas on how to use Play-Doh in therapy. They are all perfect for language and articulation therapy!

Hi! Today, I wanted to share some of my favorite crafts to use for teaching digraphs. I try to make my blog posts useful for teachers in the classroom, and grown ups who are homeschooling or supporting a child at home. All of these activities can be found in my Digraph Pack. It's full of

Hi speechies! Is it just me or is January kind of an awkward month for therapy in schools? October-December is packed with holiday themed activities that are fun and engaging for our students. Then we go away for winter break and return in January to cold weather and are expected to jump right back into it. We only got 1.5 weeks for break this year so I wanted to make sure that the first activity that I came back to school with was engaging, motivating, and exciting for the kiddos. I give…

I have to admit that I'm a craft lover. Although I can be quite the perfectionist during the creation phase, I love looking at my finished work and knowing that I have completed something. My kind of crafts are usually accomplished in one sitting and with as few materials as possible. That is why I