A Little Speech, A Little Life, and A Lot of Love
I use books almost every single therapy session with every single student on my caseload. Literacy is crucial to student success, so I make it my goal to incorporate literacy into all of my therapy sessions. I get a lot of questions about which books I recommend for children. I compiled a list of fifty great books for speech therapy… Read More
Welcome to the last day in the Story Grammar Marker series. Today’s post is my favorite! It’s on Story Grammar Marker: Personal Ideas! Again, the best part about SGM is it’s flexibility. While the manuals make recommendations and others have their own ways of teaching/implementing, you should feel free to dive in, try different things, and see what works best… Read More
Welcome back to Story Grammar Marker week on the blog! Up next is all about Story Grammar Marker and Writing. Talk to Write, Write to Learn I was blessed to take the Talk to Write, Write to Learn training under Mary Ellen Moreau, the creater of SGM. When I first started using SGM, I didn’t even think about writing, much… Read More
As much as I already loved SGM, I loved it even more after I took the Autism Training. Children with Autism make up a large portion of my caseload. I am always looking for ways to expand their language use, vocabulary, and social skills. Lucky for me, Story Grammar Marker does all that and then some. Today’s post from the… Read More
