WH Questions for Speech Therapy: How to Target
Tips for targeting WH questions in speech therapy. This post covers: where to start, the hierarchy of teaching WH skills, and a list of ways to target in therapy or at home!
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AAC Core Word of the Week Resource: Lesson Slides AND Companion Packet
AAC Core Word of the Week Lesson Plan for your AAC users! No/low-prep activities and ideas to make core word instruction a breeze and promote carryover. Core word slides AND companion packet included.
What Are Core Words?
Core words, or core vocabulary are important for AAC instruction and use in speech therapy and the classroom. This article dives into the principles behind core words and their importance for AAC users.
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How to Write Stuttering Goals [with goal bank]
Stuttering goals for speech therapy with FREE goal bank and helpful resources! Read for an overview of how to use our goal writing formula to confidently create well-rounded stuttering goals for your client.
10 Easy Spring-Themed Activities for Speech Therapy
These little to no prep spring-themed activities are a great way to keep your clients engaged, while also versatile enough to use for various skill targets. Check out our 10 EASY spring-themed activities for speech therapy in this article (with bonus links).
Spring Short Stories with WH Comprehension Questions
SPRING-THEMED SHORT STORIES with WH QUESTIONS! This resource contains WHO, WHERE, and WHAT comprehension questions in an easy, no-prep packet. Use for speech therapy or in the classroom.
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