These are little hand puppets I adapted to make into speech buddies. It's important that each puppet has a tongue. The student uses the puppet ' s tongue to show where his or her tongue needs to go. I had the students write their artic sounds all over it too as a reminder.
I am currently a speech language pathologist at a small PK-12th grade school so I see the gamut and need activities for different ages!
Showing posts with label speech therapy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label speech therapy. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Artic speech buddies
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Reward system
I saw an idea on another SLP 's blog that I turned into my own. Each day that the students come to speech and work hard, they get a "speech dollar." The list shows the various prizes they can get and fun things they can do. I have found it to be super easy to implement and very motivating for the students!
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motivators,
reward system,
speech dollars,
speech therapy
Tiddlywinks artic game
This game is one that just came to me one day. If you've ever played tiddlywinks before, this is just like it. You take one bingo chip and flick the other into the container. I have found that using foam pads really helps, just using the table sends the chips all over the room. My students love this game!
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