Whiteboards of all types can be used for writing down visual schedules, target words, or for games. They can be used for at home or therapy activities, or for in person or virtual sessions. Read how we use whiteboards all the time, and why we love them so much!
This week we were able to chat with a friend of ours, Alan Kinsella! Alan is a board certified behavioral analyst (BCBA) working with individuals on the autism spectrum. He dips into the world of ABA and how it has been utilized to make meaningful changes in behavior.
Final position /l/, /r/, /s/, /v/, and /z/ BINGO boards available through our TpT store now! FREE to download. Click on the 'Materials' tab for our express link.
Check out our August calendar that contains 31 days of fun activities, which promote language and communication development for individuals of all ages. The purpose of this calendar is to provide ideas for facilitating language that are both manageable and flexible.
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Pragmatic language goals (written well) are essential for targeting social skills in speech therapy. We've dedicated this post exclusively to writing pragmatic language goals, following our Communication Community Goal Writing Formula! Goal bank included at the end too!
Fringe words, also known as fringe vocabulary, refer to words specific to a topic, individual, or environment. While core words make up about 80% of our everyday language. fringe words make up about 20% of it.
Webs are our 'best of' for the month of June! One of the primary reasons being that they can be used in an assortment of ways for a wide variety of speech and language tasks. So open your Zoom whiteboard or take out a piece of printer paper and a pencil - let’s talk about webs!
