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Hey SLPs! Today we’re going to be talking about the pros and cons of using a themed therapy approach with your speech therapy caseload. A theme-based approach uses a specific topic or category to frame concepts and language. So when you pick a theme, it allows you to provide a context for your students to […]
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Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today I have a little question to ask you… do you have students that are working on their speech sounds at the reading level, but you are running out of passages and books to use with them? Or, maybe you need some passages for progress monitoring goals and are not […]
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Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today I’m going to be sharing three of my favorite YouTube channels that you can use when planning your themed units. This will make prep just a little bit quicker because you’re not going to have to necessarily hike on down to the copier to print something out because it’s […]
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Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today we’re going to be talking about tips on how to organize your themed therapy materials. I will give you three organizational systems to help you figure out the best solution for you! In this episode you’ll hear: Using Binders to organize themes Zipper pouches and bins How […]
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Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today we’re going to be talking about tips for getting started with themed therapy. I have a great guest today who shares the process she uses to plan themed therapy. Kiersten from Words Matter SLP is here to help you get started! In this episode you’ll hear: Ideas […]
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Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today we’re going to be talking about, five themes to do in February. So if you are into planning by themes, but you’re kind of like, “I don’t know what to plan” or “I would love to plan something other than Valentine’s day theme”, this episode is for you. […]
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Hey Hey Hey SLPs! This week I will be talking about what I learned from my quiet students. We work with kids who want to have a meaningful therapy experience. If we just focus on work, work, work, we forget the therapeutic process. Right? And so my quiet students taught me to take some time […]
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Hey Hey Hey SLPs! It’s January, it’s winter and if you haven’t planned a winter unit, might I suggest doing a snowman-themed unit. Snowmen is just something that you can associate with the winter season and even if your kids don’t live near snow, there’s a ton of great books to expose them to […]
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Hey Hey Hey SLPs! For the first episode of 2022, I wanted to talk to you about how you can have all the right tips and tricks, and still struggle. If you have ever felt this way then stay tuned! I will give you 4 tips to help you stay on track and help […]
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Hey Hey Hey SLPs! For the last episode of 2021, I think we need a little pick-me-up. I love hearing funny things from kids. It brings joy to me and it sparks me up. So today you will hear stories that SLPs have shared (anonymously of course) about funny things their students have said […]
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