Blog — Freebies
Rainbow Cart Storage Hack for SLPs (+ free labels!)
Posted by Abigail Long on
Helllloooo gorgeous rainbow cart from Michael's.... *heart eyes* I spent 2 years with this beautiful cart just floating around my therapy room, collecting random worksheets and files. Sound familiar? And then I saw a few ideas over on Pinterest for how to make this cart actually FUNCTIONAL (not my strong suit as a very Type B SLP). I started simply organizing the drawers by different goal areas. Personally, I'm a themed-therapy SLP through and through. I have large totes organized by seasons, and I store all my favorite themed materials (apples, ice cream, camping, garden) by season into my totes. But...
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- Tags: Freebies, Organization
Teletherapy Website Roundup
Posted by Abigail Long on
I'm so excited to share some of my favorite free teletherapy websites with you that I've been LOVING in speech therapy!
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- Tags: Freebies, Technology, Teletherapy, Therapy Ideas
Teletherapy Lesson Plans: Part Two
Posted by Abigail Long on
I'm back with more teletherapy lesson plans for you!
Speech Therapy Apps for Parents: A Helpful Guide
Posted by Abigail Long on
With trends in distance learning, it's important to help parent's feel supported, but not overwhelmed, with speech therapy. How many worksheets are too many? How many videos is too much? Balance things out with some top speech therapy apps that are easy to use at home!
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- Tags: Freebies, Technology, Teletherapy, Type B Tips
Read Aloud for Speech Therapy: Helpful Tips for Parents and a Freebie!
Posted by Abigail Long on
What is a read aloud? How do I support speech goals during a read aloud? I have an absolute obsession with book companions. I bet I use them 3-6 times per day with a huge chunk of my caseload. However, as an SLP, I have found myself sitting in IEP meetings, discussing progress the student has made, and getting questions from a parent such as, "Well what do you mean he does better with visuals? What kind of visuals? How can I support him at home then?" It got me thinking... we need to start supporting not just the student,...