We made it to winter, friends! We’ve had some pretty cold days here in Central Florida so far this year[...]

My caseload is primarily preschoolers and children in early elementary school, and I’m always incorporating some kind of toy into[...]

I absolutely love incorporating books into my speech therapy sessions! As a traveling SLP, I love that I can target a variety of goals with a single book. In this post, you'll see some of my favorite books.

Fall is here, even though it doesn’t feel much like it here in Central Florida with temps in the 90’s this first week of October! In this post, I'll be sharing with you 4 ways I bring fall into my speech therapy sessions.

I love that I can do SO much in speech with just a box of common objects. In this post, I'll be sharing 10 ways I use common objects in speech.

I feel like Play-Doh is totally one of those must-have staples in any speech room. In this post I talk about the 10 speech therapy goals I target with play-doh.

How do you use mini erasers in speech?! In this post, I share 5 Ways I Use Mini Erasers In Speech Therapy.

March is so much fun in speech! With spring just about here, St. Patrick’s Day in the middle of the month, and Easter right around the corner, there are tons of things you can do, especially with sensory bins!

I have a few kids on my caseload that are working on maintaining the topic of conversation.  Using a ball[...]

I love using Mr. & Mrs. Potato Head in speech with my little ones.  I can seriously target a variety[...]

Materials for idioms are sometimes difficult to find, so I thought I’d create a product of my own. I have[...]

So many kids on my caseload are working on following directions. I’m always trying to think of directions for them to follow, and sometimes it's hard to think of them on the spot! In this post, I'll be sharing with you what Following Directions with Animals is about.

Super, super easy activity! Grab a bin and a ton of cotton balls and hide some cards you’re working on in the bin. In this post, I share with ways you can use cotton balls and bins.

I love winter-themed materials, especially ones with snowmen. In this post, I'll be sharing with you about my product called, Snowman Negation.

I can’t believe Christmas is less than a month away! In this post, I'll be sharing with you my Apraxia of Speech Reindeer Smash Mat.

I’m always looking for fun ways to work on answering WH-questions.  Enter gumball smash mats.  These mats have been so[...]

This money saving bundle of following directions activities will keep your students engaged all year long!This bundle includes four of[...]

This fun freebie is a sample version of my Spin & Say Articulation {Coloring Sheets & Smash Mats} which contains[...]

I absolutely love the classic “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” It’s such a good therapy tool for[...]

I absolutely love the game Hedbanz and it’s always a hit with my kiddos.  If you are unfamiliar with the[...]

I grew up playing with bubbles and babysat children who loved bubbles. In this post you'll learn how you can build speech and language with using bubbles

Check out these 5 must-have TPT speech therapy products from my store as well as other stores that I am anxious to try out in my therapy room.

Can you believe Christmas is almost here?! In this blog, I'll be sharing you about my christmas themed following directions activity.

Can you believe it’s November?! This year has seriously flown by. With Thanksgiving coming at the end of the month, I thought it’d be fun to create a Thanksgiving-themed following directions activity.

Developing Toddler Language Through Water PlayMy little girl loves water, whether it’s the pool, the bathtub, her water bottle, or[...]

I love themed therapy activities! Summer, especially. I just created this fun following directions packet to use in therapy during the summer months.

My clients love games! In this post, I'll be sharing some new summer-themed game boards I've created to use in therapy. They're open-ended so they can be used with any target!

This winter syllable sorting activity includes 24 adorable winter-themed pictures that are either one, two, or three syllables in length. These are great because you don’t need a lot of supplies-- just print and cut them out.

Fall is my absolute faaaavorite season. In this post, I provide a fun fall activity you can use to promote speech and language skills

FUN WAYS TO WORK ON YOUR CHILD’S SPEECH AT HOMEYour child is asked to work on his or her speech[...]

  When I asses a child’s speech, I not only look at his or her articulation errors but also their[...]

Before Sweet Pea was born, I started building her library. I gladly collected hand-me-down books from relatives and friends and[...]

As parents, we absolutely cannot wait to hear our child talk. Around 12 months or so, you may hear your[...]

Hearing and Understanding: Receptive Language Receptive Language is the ability to understand both words and gestures. So when baby stops[...]

Here’s my attempt at compiling a basic list of speech and language development using my experience as a speech-language pathologist[...]