Inference Activities for Speech Therapy (Freebie Included)
FREE making inferences worksheet included in this post! Read for more information about strategies for teaching and targeting inferences in speech therapy sessions or the classroom.
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How to Write Following Directions Goals [with goal bank]
Following directions is a common receptive language skill in speech therapy. It is seen in standardized tests, curriculum standards, and speech therapy goals. Read more about how to write following directions goals in order to target critical skills effectively.
4 Fall-Themed Speech Therapy Lesson Plans
Themed speech therapy lesson plans allow you to streamline your work while also providing effective intervention. Read about why themed lesson plans are great and find 4 fall-themed lessons!
20 Fall Books for Speech Therapy & How to Use
Using fall-themed books in speech therapy can be a great way to discuss new vocabulary, answer comprehension questions, and keep sessions engaging.
FREE Speech Therapy Worksheets and Printables
Speech therapy worksheets and printables to help you save time planning and are great for take-home and carryover activities. Find our favorites below!
Telepractice Tips and Resources for Speech Therapists
Many speech therapists have transitioned from in-person services to providing services via telepractice (also known as teletherapy or telehealth). Read for tips on how to structure your sessions and keep engagement up!
How SLPs and Teachers Can Collaborate Effectively
Both school-based speech-language pathologists (SLPs) AND teachers play an integral role in educating students with speech and language needs. Effective collaboration between these two professions can help support students in order to maximize their skills.
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