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Current Events Resources | Cindy L. Meester's Blog- Speech Therapy with a Twist

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Cindy L. Meester's Blog- Speech Therapy with a Twist. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Links links & links! Articulation Ideas & Materials*. ASHA and MSHA and more SLP Resources. Aug Comm. and Assistive Technology. Better Speech and Hearing Month. Book Units (& adapted)*. Create your own… video social stories and cartooning. Create your own…board games & more. ELL- English Language Learners.

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Articulation/Apraxia | Cindy L. Meester's Blog- Speech Therapy with a Twist

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Skip to search - Accesskey = s. Cindy L. Meester's Blog- Speech Therapy with a Twist. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Links links & links! Articulation Ideas & Materials*. ASHA and MSHA and more SLP Resources. Aug Comm. and Assistive Technology. Better Speech and Hearing Month. Book Units (& adapted)*. Create your own… video social stories and cartooning. Create your own…board games & more. ELL- English Language Learners.

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Word Nerd Speech Teach: April 2014

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Monday, April 28, 2014. Review} Stars in Her Eyes. One of my favorite aspects about the field of speech-language pathology is that it is a career in which an SLP never stops learning. When I was asked to review Stars in Her Eyes. I never knew just how much I would learn about an area that I felt I knew a good deal about already! The basics (diagnostic process, demographics, causes, prognosis). Red flags (communication, sensory issues, social skills). Schools (choosing a school, programming). Disclaimer: ...

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speechie apps | app reviews for the speech-language pathologist | Page 2

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App reviews for the speech-language pathologist. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Get Yapping: How to Voice Your App Opinions. July 16, 2013. As you may know, I am a. Group on Facebook, start following #SLPeeps. On Twitter, and read blogs like Speech Techie. And Speaking of Apps. Well, perhaps we can… 🙂. Continue reading →. How to find apps. July 9, 2013. Can you believe it’s already the second Tuesday of the month? Set up by Rachel Wynn over at Talks Just Fine. You kno...

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Resources - Let's Talk Speech & Language Therapy Services, LLC

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Let's Talk Speech and Language Therapy Services, LLC. For Parents and Professionals. The "worksheets" tab contains free printables for practice with various articulation sounds). Cooking up Good Speech. Free materials for a variety of speech and language targets). And don't forget to check out. Apps for Speech Therapy. Search for apps that meet your child's needs). Check out the SLP apps list). Easy to add language targets into these fun apps). From Night and Day Studios - great for toddlers. South Shore...

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Smarty Ears Apps

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Smarty Ears was founded in December of 2009 by Barbara Fernandes, a practicing Speech-Language Pathologist certified by the American Speech and Hearing Association. Smarty Ears was the first company to create apps geared towards speech therapy for mobile devices. Smarty Ears’ first application, called Mobile Articulation Probes (name changed to Smarty Speech in 2011) was released in January of 2010 and it has helped many speech therapists to make sessions more dynamic and engaging.

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Primary Punch: March 2015

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As you know this month has been all about colors! To add to this I have been specifically working on two word phrases (color object) with several of my kiddos. My go to resource when working on two word phrases for colors and objects is Mr. Potato Head (ex. blue nose, green hat, etc.) but I also put together some interactive flip books too! These flip books have been great to expand new vocabulary of nouns and colors. Check them out below! You can click on any picture below to check it out on TPT too!

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Talkin' with Twang: September 2016

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September 6, 2016. Progress Monitoring.Baselines and Beyond {Linky}. The past few weeks have been hectic! Linky We are sharing all about.progress monitoring! This topic is one of those areas that can vary widely from person to person. Every SLP has their own way of collecting data. I have been trying out new ways to collect and store my data this year, but I always seem to go back to being a paper and pencil kind of gal. Most recently, I have been experimenting with using SLP Toolkit. I have several read...

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ispeakapp | iSPeak App

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Reviewing apps that inspire and empower special populations. You can change this text in Slider One settings tab of theme options page. Write something awesome to make your website ridiculously fabulous. Conversation TherAppy’s update carries new languages, including Filipino. June 17, 2014. Is one of Tactus Therapy Solutions’. Most versatile apps. A year after we wrote a review. Today, Conversation TherAppy is freshly updated and now packs a Filipino. Language set along with other. How to add a. We spen...