Working on early childhood language development is my favorite thing to do in my speech room. While I do have students who work on articulation skills, the language impaired students at this age seem to progress so quickly. I live for those light bulb moments when students learn the name of something or use their language to get what they…
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This week ends with Halloween so we will be doing all things trick-or-treat in my preschool speech therapy room. Don’t worry! If you have students who do not celebrate Halloween, I will have some options for you at the end of this post. With trick-or-treat comes a TON of social rules to work on. If you have non-verbal or shy…
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Before we get into full Halloween mode in speech therapy, my class is going to have a pumpkin themed week. This week we will go over the life cycle of a pumpkin and take a virtual field trip to a pumpkin patch. As a school based SLP in an Early Childhood Center, I always try to pre-teach and reinforce vocabulary…
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Saving my weekly lesson plans for speech therapy in an easy to access Google Doc has been a life changing time saver. I can easily access everything I am doing this week in speech therapy whether in person or virtual teletherapy sessions. By creating one Google folder and saving it to my favorites bar, I can easily access the weekly…
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Fire Safety Week is in October and during that week, our early childhood center theme is Community Helpers. Since starting a hybrid of in person and virtual therapy, I have been sharing my weekly lesson plans in my Instagram Stories. They are also saved to my highlights on IG. My speech therapy sessions always begin with a song. That gives…
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