Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, I whipped up a subject pronoun has/have verb agreement activity that the kids love! Laminate, or just print and glue, all my little kids love it, and you’ll love it too, because it’s free! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!!
When I had Ashlynn, I definitely never thought she wouldn’t be able to talk to Santa and tell him what she wants for Christmas, and I’m sure other parents of kids who are/were nonverbal have felt the same way. A parent friend of mine made these cards for kiddos who want to talk to Santa, but who can’t yet use their own voice. Thanks so
My kiddos love using BINGO daubers to for any activity. The ones at Michael’s are the best as they are washable! It’s great for getting repetitive practice for speech targets! Then we roll the dice and practice saying our target words the number of times on the dice while dobbing the board. Give a board to each player, and whomever fills it up first wins!
Since Childhood Apraxia of Speech requires a different approach to treatment, principles of motor learning theory need to be driving therapy. You can read more about this in my two interviews: Sharon Gretz interview and Ruth Stoeckel Interview Since getting 100-200 reps per session can be tedious and difficult to keep new and fresh, I came up with this fun Halloween game to play while you work on the child’s target sounds.
I’m in a new district, a new school, and with a new bunch of kids this year! One thing I’ve always done the first week is have the kids make their own “speech folder.” Kids love decorating their own folder! I start with a long piece of construction paper that come pretty standard in most schools. I then whipped up three template pages the kids can write on and then