Preschool Speech

Do you work with preschool-aged kids in language intervention? Discover must-have toys and activities for preschool speech therapy!

Speech therapy at home doesn't have to be hard. With easy access to websites, games, books, apps and toys, even the weary can do it!

Use these 3 simple language games to boost your toddler's speech development and get your toddler talking! These speech activities are based on the research in phonemic awareness and can have a huge impact on your toddler's speech! This advice is directly from a licensed speech & language pathologist! | Toddler Speech | Articulation | Vocabulary | Phonemic Awareness | Language Activities for Preschooler | Early Literacy Activities | #speechandlanguage #toddler #development #talk #literacy

If you are looking for some ideas for back to school speech therapy, make sure to keep reading! The first few weeks back to school can be exhausting and overwhelming (for you and your students!). If you’re anything like me, I like to keep things very simple the first few weeks so that I can really focus on building relationships with my students (and not spending too much time planning and prepping).I’m going to list some no-prep speech therapy activities and some play based speech therapy…

These fun, interactive books are must-haves for preschool SLPs! I work almost entirely with preschoolers at this point, and books are a part of every single one of my speech therapy sessions. In the past few years, I have been on the hunt for the most fun, interactive, engaging books I can find that will help get my preschoolers talking (and laughing).

How do you teach toddlers and preschooler to love books? By making them an active part of the reading process!!Books are a perfect speech therapy tool for targeting everything from articulation, to wh-questions, to expressive language, to apraxia of speech! Not to mention they are a great way to build vocabulary and story retell skills.I am sharing FOUR types of books (and my favourite five of each type) that keep toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarteners students engaged the entire time…

I guarantee if you left me alone to wander through a school, I'd end up rummaging through cabinets to see what resources teachers and therapists had stashed away in their closets. Since we live in

I don't know about you, but I didn't learn how to use play to target speech sounds while I was in Grad School. I learned how to use Articulation Cards, Worksheets, and drill. Needless to say, it wasn't a ton-o-fun (for me or my students!).I knew something had to change. I knew I needed to start PLAYING, but I had no idea how. (You can read about how I made the switch to Play-Based Therapy HERE.) I want to save you the struggles I had while I was trying to figure out exactly HOW I was going…