A lot of students can label a word — but ask them to describe it, and things fall apart fast. That’s the exact gap describing activities are designed to close. …
We’ve spent two posts together on the research. First, how narrative, vocabulary, comprehension, and morphology aren’t four separate skills but one connected web. Then, what it looks like when a …
In the last post, I showed you the research web: how narrative, vocabulary, comprehension, and morphology aren’t four separate language skills, but one connected system. That post was the why. …
We were trained to split them up. Narrative. Vocabulary. Comprehension. Morphology. Four language skills, four worksheets, four tidy little boxes, each one taught and tracked on its own. But here’s …
By the time May rolls around, most SLPs are running on fumes. Between progress reports, IEP meetings, testing schedules, field trips, behavior changes, and students mentally checking out for summer… …
Articulation Homework for Speech Therapy: Simple Carryover Ideas for Busy SLPs Let’s be honest… articulation homework can feel realllyyyy frustrating sometimes. You carefully choose target sounds, research speech therapy homework, …
Why Categories Matter for Language and Comprehension When we think about vocabulary in speech therapy, it’s easy to focus on teaching individual words—but language doesn’t actually work that way. Words …
Many students can say words… but they don’t always have a strong understanding of how those words relate to each other. And that’s where we start to see breakdowns in …
R Articulation Activities for Speech Therapy (+ Free Games!) If you’ve worked in speech therapy for any length of time, you already know that the /r/ sound is one of …
Speech Therapy Inferences: How to Teach Inferencing and Build Reading Comprehension Have you ever worked with a student who can read the words perfectly… but still struggles to understand what …