by Shannon Archer | Articulation, Receptive-Expressive Language
Create a Scene Boom Cards are one of my favorite tools to design because they target multiple skills with one set! I created these using magnatic scenes with one of my individual kids. I love these and might have a few of them. They are such a fantastic tool for...
by Shannon Archer | Receptive-Expressive Language
Using galoshes in speech therapy! There was an SLP who worked in a school, she had so many children, and so much work to do…so she gabbed her galoshes and came up with a plan. To make speech fun any way that she can… Speech Therapy Activities I had some...
by Shannon Archer | Receptive-Expressive Language
What’s the function? The number of words a child knows while important, is not always indicative of their language development or ability to communicate. Sometimes children can have an extensive vocabulary, but minimal language. Language development is so much...
by Shannon Archer | Receptive-Expressive Language
Speech therapy activities – Being Creative! Being creative with therapy is a must! For a student that has significant deficits, they might spend a great deal of time in speech therapy. Looking at the same articulation or language cards can get boring. I get...
