Some children have difficulty answering WH questions accurately in daily life and may need direct instruction and repeated practice. So, how do you teach WH […]
How To Teach Answering Yes/No Questions in Speech Therapy
Some children have difficulty answering yes/no questions accurately in daily life and may need direct instruction and repeated practice. So, how do you teach answering […]
How To Teach Comparatives and Superlatives in Speech Therapy
Comparatives and superlatives can be tricky for some children, and they may need direct instruction and repeated practice to understand and use these in everyday […]
How To Teach Negation in Speech Therapy
Negation can be challenging for some children to understand because it changes the entire meaning of a sentence. Students may need direct instruction and repeated […]
How To Teach Temporal Concepts in Speech Therapy
Temporal concepts can be challenging for some children to understand, and they may need direct instruction and repeated practice to accurately use words like before, […]
How To Teach Qualitative Concepts in Speech Therapy
Qualitative concepts can be difficult for some children to grasp. Some students may need direct instruction and repeated practice to understand and use these concepts […]
How To Teach Quantitative Concepts in Speech Therapy
Quantitative concepts can be challenging for some children to understand, especially when it comes to describing amounts and comparing quantities in everyday situations. Some students […]
How To Teach Spatial Concepts in Speech Therapy
Spatial concepts can be difficult for some children to grasp. Some students may need direct instruction and repeated practice to understand and use these concepts […]
3 Easy Ways to Motivate Older Students for Articulation Practice
It can be hard to keep older students engaged in speech therapy, especially if they’ve been receiving services for a long time. They’ve outgrown the […]
6 best no prep articulation carryover activities for older students
It can be hard to find engaging activities for older students. These students have worked to establish their speech sounds and are now ready to […]
5 Easy Ways to Use Articulation Cards With Groups
Articulation cards are widely used in speech therapy sessions, but they don’t have to be used for repetitive drills. I love using my articulation cards […]
7 Ways Parents Can Support Articulation Carryover at Home
It’s always a great feeling when your student is ready to work on carryover of their speech sound into everyday conversation. Part of this process […]