Are you looking for social skills websites for your online instruction for teletherapy, speech therapy or distance learning? This blog post is for you then! The sites are in no particular order and I am including the sites that I use in my digital social skills arsenal! These include sites that have social skills materials […]
TPT Digital Activities Platform, EASEL
Udated 1/23 Are you ready to add another tool to your digital classroom? Whether you work in a brick and mortar school, do distance learning, or perhaps a hybrid, you’ll want to know about the TPT digital activities platform, also known as “EASEL.” Teachers Pay Teachers is making it easy for buyers of TPT products […]
Meaningful Conversations: tool for older students
Updated 1/23 In speech therapy, what is the end goal is for social skills or pragmatics instruction? For me, an important one is meaningful conversations. While individual therapists may differ on some of the details, we want our students to be able to function successfully in jobs and social settings, right? This boils down to […]
Digital Annotation on Google Classroom Speech Therapy
Interested in more digital tools for google classroom speech therapy? Worksheets? Ho hum. Worksheets online? Fun! Distance Learning? YES! You can assign speech therapy homework to your students using your pdfs and have them complete it online with fun and interactive online writing tools known as digital annotation. Kami is one free chrome app that […]
Social Skills and Teletherapy
How do you do a social skills session during teletherapy? I get it. When you think of providing social communication therapy, teletherapy might not seem like the best service delivery option for speech therapy. You might even think, how can you work on social skills when you are not person to person? After all, the […]
Responsible Problem Solving & Sportsmanship
ARE YOU TEACHING RESPONSIBLE PROBLEM SOLVING TO YOUR MIDDLE OR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS? Updated 1/2023 Do you teach life skills such as responsible problem solving and decision-making? Do you cover the social skills and sportsmanship skills related to playing indoor and outdoor games, with your middle and high school students? This post will give you […]
Developing Perspective taking with Younger Children
Do you work on developing perspective taking with younger students in speech therapy? The social skill of perspective taking is the ability to look beyond your own personal viewpoint and consider another person’s perspective or point of view. Teaching perspective-taking to younger students can be challenging. Have you asked yourself, “how do I teach it […]
Why do a deep r screening?
Updated 1/23 Why do a deep r screening? An effective speech therapy intervention for the /r/ sound begins with a deep r screening. Why? The American English /r/ phoneme varies according to the sounds that proceed and follow the /r/ sound. So, if you are you only screening for the /r/ in the initial, medial […]
Say it or Think it: Social Filter!
Think it or Say it? updated 3/2024 I have so many students working on the social filter or “think it or say it?” skill in speech therapy. These are students who either cannot regulate their emotions nor take the perspective of another person, so they end of blurting out hurtful messages that would be better […]
Google Classroom for Speech Therapy!
updated 1/23 Have you considered google classroom for speech therapy? Yes, google classroom has benefits for SLPs, especially for assigning homework. I recently set classrooms up for my older students as a place to assign homework for teletherapy. (At this time there is no limit on the number of classrooms you can set up). It’s […]
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