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Phonological awareness skills are key for early reading success. If a child struggles with literacy, speech therapy can help. Learn how to write effective phonological awareness goals using our step-by-step formula—plus, access a goal bank with ready-to-use examples!
Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa-themed activities for speech therapy can include virtual field trips, videos, stories, songs, and arts & crafts!
AAC Awareness Month is celebrated in October each year. It began as a way to raise awareness about augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Read more for general AAC info and ways to get involved.
Core words, or core vocabulary are important for AAC instruction and use in speech therapy and the classroom. This article dives into the principles behind core words and their importance for AAC users.
Functional communication includes requesting, protesting, describing, commenting, asking and answering questions, and engaging in social routines. Individuals who use AAC engage in functional communication exchanges throughout their days.
Middle school speech therapy activities can be engaging AND educational. Read about five activities to engage your secondary students in speech therapy sessions.
Language development in children involves more than just the number of words a child says! In this post, we discuss prelinguistic skills and how to support your child’s language development.
