Simplified Elementary Language Therapy PlanningDo you feel overwhelmed when you think about planning for your elementary aged speech therapy caseload? In this course, I'm going to share with you all about my therapy planning process and how to target a lot of goals with very few materials. I'll share my 4 step process for therapy planning and then we will practice the steps to create a toolkit of themed therapy resources.
Back to School with PreschoolParticipants will learn how to prep and plan with functional, accessible, and FUN activities for preschoolers who are going back to school! This course will provide speech language pathologists with a variety of activities for one theme/topic and demonstrate how to target a wide variety of goals. We will discuss the materials needed for varied activities and plan how to use and modify the lesson for whole group, small group, and individual sessions. Back to school – here we come!
Creating Lessons for Students Using Augmentative and Alternative CommunicationIn this session, we will explore ideas for creating group therapy lesson plans that foster modeling of AAC, use of core vocabulary to support language goals, and engagement for students with complex communication needs. We will discuss ideas for creating a structured lesson plan framework to be used multiple times in a classroom of students with complex communication needs. We will also talk about how to structure these ideas for a younger (1st - 4th grade) group of students as well as an older group of students (5th-8th grade). Finally, we will review the importance of consistent structure, repetition, use of visuals for support and use of engaging materials.
Create Innovative Activities for Older Students With Cutting Edge Therapy ToolsAre you looking for innovative ideas to create activities for your older students? If you’re looking for out-of-the-box ideas to create activities that boost motivation and maximize student success, then this webinar is right up your alley! Within the course, you’ll learn how to easily develop hands-on activities as well as digital lesson plans to meet the needs of ALL students and their language needs.
To Plan or Not To Plan...To plan or not to plan... it shouldn't be a question. However, many school-based speech language pathologists struggle with this task due to the time needed to manage large caseloads with a variety of communications needs. Participants will learn the importance of planning ahead as well as tips to streamline and digitize the process using SLP Toolkit.
