Monthly Archives: January 2014

This is a topic near and dear to my heart.  When I first started out, my CF supervisor observed that I was setting up my therapy with opportunity for drill and practice of each goal (even there she helped show … Continue reading

Wait, what?  The 100th day of school is just around the corner.  That seems unreal!  My room is next to a kindergarten class and each morning I hear them counting the days they have been in school.  My ears perked … Continue reading

Due to the holiday and a teacher workday, I have had to condense therapy into a shortened time span this week.  I adore the illustrations in Jan Brett’s “The Mitten” so I definitely wanted to include it in my rotation … Continue reading

Visual support is a portion of every one of my therapy sessions.  As SLPs, we use it to teach articulation, language, and communication skills.  For some students, it is a critical component as they rely on picture exchange for their … Continue reading

I absolutely love the Olympics!  I get sucked into the stories about the athletes, the competition, and the dramatic flair.  The combination of pure athletic talent, competitive spirit, and constant devotion to training is impressive!  And let’s not forget some … Continue reading