Speech organizers

Are you needing speech therapy tips for parents when talking about communication developmental milestones? Check out these 6 SLP tips on how to talk about communication milestones with caregivers in early intervention sessions. One idea is to talk about how they don’t need to get hung up on word count but rather how functional the communication skills for kids are. Parent handouts for speech therapy are also great. You can check out some of my speech therapy handouts here.

A difficult situation for SLP’s to handle is discussing communication milestones to parents and caregivers. This blog gives you speech therapy parents tips when talking about communication developmental milestones. Some of these speech therapy tips are avoiding using SLP language to confuse parents, being mindful of parents feelings about their children’s language development and giving parent handouts for speech therapy so it is easy to remember all of the information you discuss.

These sticky notes and labels for SLPs will save time writing down speech homework and communicating with parents and teachers! The homework labels include options with a space for helper initials to help with homework follow through! The sticky notes are for use with 3"x3" sticky notes and the labels are for use with Avery 2"x4" labels (8163). Tons of options included! Sticky Notes Included: Blank Template - print first, then place your blank sticky notes in the boxes for perfect...

This FREE SLP planner makes planning by themes for your speech therapy caseload easier! You get over 100 seasonal and nonseasonal themes, so knowing what to plan each month for your caseload is easier.

Is your back to school checklist ready? I gathered my back to speech routines, organized them into 5 categories, and linked some products to provide you with tips for starting the school year off right! Click the link to read more! With over 20 years as a school-based SLP, I would like to think that after all these years I would have back to school mastered; however, there is always so much to do it’s easy to forget steps. Make your to do list today so you don’t miss any tasks!

As A new SLP, I made so many mistakes and to be honest you will too. And that’s ok! But I’m here to help you learn from my mistakes as a new speech and language pathologist so you can set yourself up for success this back to school season. Here are the top mistakes I made as a new SLP and what i would do now to save time, energy and sanity during as a first year SLP. These tips cover everything from setting up a schedule, writing speech therapy lesson plans and managing your time as an SLP.

Need some speech therapy theme inspiration for your older students? As middle and high school SLPs know, topics for older kids need to be relevant, functional, and interesting. Get ideas for a few new themes that will get your students to perk up and enthusiastically work on their speech and language goals for a change!

Swamped with assessments and need help completing them in time? Grab these 25 speech therapy evalution templates including the CELF-5, GFTA-3 and the Functional Communicatio Profile. Includes easy to fill in speech evaluation forms for all the most commonly used assessments in the field. Get your speech therapy evaluation report done in half the time with an easy to fill in template!

Even SLPs need to work smarter and not harder, so check out this tech edition of tools for SLPs that shares nine of my favorite tools to help me work!

Struggling to keep your speech room organized? Read about this SLP's favorite speech room organization tips and tricks.

Are you assigned to a new school as a speech-language pathologist (SLP) and are overwhelmed by your materials? Here are some tips for organizing your speech and language materials in your new room.

SLP Scheduling Tips for Productivity - Are you an SLP who's trying to find the best schedule to get things done without wasted time or stress? Here I've put together 5 tips to schedule your day to make it the most productive and fulfilling. It has tremendously helped me plan my day as an SLP, and I hope you'll find these tips helpful too. - Kiwi Speech

Special education teachers, take the stress out of gathering data for your special education students by using an IEP Input Form. These forms allow you to quickly and easily gather data from parents, general education teachers, support staff and parents. Learn all about IEP Input Forms, why you should use them, who should give input on a student’s IEP and the benefits of IEP Input Forms here. Get ready to make getting feedback and input about your special education students so much easier.

Digital planners for speech therapy are perfect for distance learning. Check out these quick tips for how to use a digital SLP planner.

Ever wondered what you need to be doing in your first speech therapy session with a client (especially if you were not the one to evaluate the student)?