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Are you unsure of the reasons why pre-reading strategies are vital or the best ways to teach them? If so, check out Ashley Rossi's fantastic post from Sweet Southern Speech. #SLPeeps #PreReadingStrategies
Pre-Reading Strategies for Comprehension - Sweet Southern Speech
School Psychologists and School Social Workers have the difficult job of helping students who are dealing with grief and loss. Check out this grief and loss toolkit from Hospice of the Western Reserve. #SchoolPsychology #SchoolSocialWorker #GriefandLoss
Grieving and loss Toolkit[1].pdf
Enjoy a fun FREEBIE from Your Therapy Source! Engage your students in Ninja Brain Breaks while addressing motor planning, body awareness, finger strengthening and physical activity. #OTTipTuesday #Freebie
Motor Planning, Body Awareness and Finger Strengthening Ninja Style - Your Therapy Source
Working on tension in R therapy is really important. Find out why and how to address it in the following blog post from Kiwi Speech! #SLPeeps #RTherapy
Why You Need to be Working on Tension in R Therapy (and How to Do It!)
April is Autism awareness month. This video from Real Look Autism shows us how a grandmother uses the "Imitate and Expand" strategy to play and better connect with her 2 1/2 year old grandson who is on the autism spectrum. #April #AutismAwareness
"Playing with Toys" Real Look Autism Episode 5
Check out this great video from Peachie Speechie to see how she shapes final vocalic ER from the L sound! She does it in 4 easy steps, and it has worked with many of her students when nothing else has! #SLPeeps #Rsound
How to teach the R sound: Shaping the R sound by Peachie Speechie
Dr. Anne Zachry from Pediatric Occupational Therapy Tips shares these stencils made from file folders to help students work on prewriting strokes! #OTTipTuesday #PrewritingStrokes
Stencils for Prewriting Strokes
Jenna Rayburn Kirk from Speech Room News shares 6 creative ways to use sticky notes to target social skills in speech therapy! #SLPeeps #SocialSkills
Sticky Note Speech Therapy: Social Skills
In this heartwarming and inspiring video, a 4-year-old girl with spina bifida walks for the first time as her classmates cheer her on! #FeelGoodFriday #SpinaBifida
4-year-old girl with spina bifida walks for first time as her friends cheer her on
Friends: The National Association of Young People Who Stutter is a non-profit, volunteer organization which provides support and education for individuals who stutter, their families, and professionals. Join in on their one-day interactive conference! #StutteringAwareness http://glassdoor.com/slink.htm?key=vMXIb