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Sometimes that mountain in front of you appears really hard and impossible to climb. I am staring my metaphorical mountain in the face right now. It's rocky, steep and unforgiving to most who climb it. The climb sucks..if we are being honest. I know there will be slips and misfooting along the way, but I am going to make it to the top. I don't know how I will get there. I can't see the path for all the trees but I will get there... slowly but surely!😘
I have been using this book and resource all month with my older clients. I love this book because it allows me to read it with a slightly sarcastic tone. Which makes it even more fun to read!!! It's perfect for 1st grade and up but I have used it with some of my kindergarten artic clients too.
Speech Chick Therapy turns 11 years old next month. Those words sound so crazy to say (or type). Private practice has not always been the easiest journey. To make it this far, I had to hit the pavement quite a bit, take clients that were outside of my "ideal driving range," take on clients that were outside of my speciality, and work some less that ideal hours.
Do you💜snarky books? I do! If I am going to read a book 10x a day, then I super enjoy the fun ones!!! The beginning of September is my favorite. That's when I usually have a "colors" theme and my older kids read this one. While our theme may not be working on "colors," we are doing so much with it! Describing, categorizing, comparing/contrasting and of course articulation. Candyland is a fun game to use in this theme too. #slp#speechtherapy#slpeeps#ashaigers#instaslp#slpbloggers#earlyintervention#childdevelopment#slpsfollowslps#speechtherapist#slp2be#slpa#speechies#slplife#slp2b#slpsofinstagram#privatepractice#privatepracticeslp#speechchicktherapy#articulation#language
Did you spend your day off chillaxin' on the couch and reading a great book? Ok, me neither. I cleaned, organized, cleaned some more, created a free resource (sign up for that newsletter😉), spent some time at Target and HomeGoods🤣 and cooked lasagna! But me and that book have a date tonight!⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Happy Friday L💗VES! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

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