Basic concepts speech therapy

How to Teach basic concepts in preschool speech therapy. Five simple steps make learning interactive with visual supports and hands on play.

Spatial concepts are a common goal found in our caseloads! Sometimes we need fresh ideas to get the creative juices flowing on a goal we target so frequently! Here are some fun and practical ways to target them in therapy!

Free basic concept visuals for speech therapy. Target spatial concepts, temporal concepts, qualitative concepts, and quantitative concepts in speech therapy! No-prep visual for speech therapy allows you to print and have on hand when targeting basic concepts.

Basic Concepts If you are not yet familiar with what basic concepts are and why they are important, be sure to check out THIS BLOG POST. Below you will find 3 groups of basic concepts that are often targeted in speech therapy. Temporal Concepts Temporal concepts are those related to time: before, after, first, next, l

A blog about articulation and language therapy games, ideas and activities for elementary school speech therapists.

Even though we’re not classroom teachers creating lesson plans for speech therapy is still the best practice. Grab your templates here!

A basic concepts storybook perfect for preschool speech therapy. Teach size concepts tall and short, small, medium and large and position concepts high and low, up and down with this adorable brightly colored flap book.

Discover the ultimate tool for speech therapists and educators with our free, editable 'What' questions flashcards. Designed with engaging visuals and editability, these flashcards will help your students master their 'wh'-questions skills and improve their speech development. Don't miss the chance to download these printable resources - click now!

Enhance your child's development with our free printable worksheets and fine motor activities. Find toddler speech delay exercises today.

Unveiling the complexities of communication – 'Speech Vs Language Disorders' is an enlightening guide to help educators, parents, and caregivers navigate the sometimes confusing world of speech and language disorders. Packed with practical advice and free resources, this guide aims to equip teachers with the knowledge they need to identify early signs and provide effective remediation strategies to ensure children with special needs thrive in inclusive classroom environments.