by Shannon Archer | Apraxia, Articulation
Apraxia & Articulation Cards With a varied caseload from my school position and private clients, I am always looking for tools for my toolbox, one of those tools being fun and easy ways to teach students with apraxia and articulation of speech. A few years ago,...
by Shannon Archer | Articulation
Effective Articulation Group Activities It can be challenging to meet the needs of larger articulation groups effectively. A few years ago, when I had a large group of ‘r’ students, I started using articulation-themed coloring sheets. What I found was...
by Shannon Archer | Articulation, Receptive-Expressive Language
Articulation Therapy Ideas with Barbecue’n Speech This past Christmas, I received some new games for therapy. When I sent my Amazon wish list to my family, my brother thought I had sent the wrong list, as mine had games and an electric razor scooter. I...
by Shannon Archer | Articulation
Drop’n rocks for R’s This is an activity for distributive practice and/or generalization for r’s. There are so many different ways to play this activity, these are just some of those that I have done so far. You will need: rocks and string First,...
by Shannon Archer | Articulation, Autism, Receptive-Expressive Language
It’s a Linky Party! What’s in your cart? It’s a Best Year Ever sale on TPT! “It’s starting to look at lot like…” I can’t even say it… back to school. So while I get to keep my flip-flops and beach chair out for a...
