building speech & language skills in everyday experiences
Well my recent posts where I shared activities to go along with There Was An old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover were some of my most popular posts in the past 6 months that I have been blogging (go HERE to check them out)! I have received a lot of positive feed back about them in comments and emails and wanted to thank you all by giving you some freebies a little early this week! (Ok, that and the fact that {Read More}
St. Patrick’s day is less than two weeks away and I have a few FREE activities lined up so I thought I would give you one today! It’s another barrier game, this time to go along with a super fun book There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover. I LOVE all the There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a…..” books by Lucille Colandro. I think I own ALL of these books and use them all the time {Read More}
Several years ago I came across a post on a speech message board about barrier games. I remembered learning about them in grad school and the post rekindled my interest in using them as part of my speech and language therapy. Today, I have found Barrier Games to be a very important tool in my speech therapy tool box, particularly for my students working on language concepts. However I have also found that they have so many other uses in {Read More}
