Showing posts with label evaluations; SLP resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evaluations; SLP resources. Show all posts

March 24, 2013

SLP Linky Party!

join in on the fun with this SLP linky party!

It's an SLP linky party hosted by Oh, How Pintearesting! Click on over to her great blog to read the instructions and participate in the fun!


* State of Mind:
I am ready to relax on Spring Break this week! I will be working on some crafts, some blog posts, and traveling up to MN to be with family for a few days for the Easter holiday. Woohoo, Spring Break Minnesota!*

     *I cannot pack my shorts and sandals though - the forecasted high will only be 50* while I'm there!

* Loving:
The Following on Fox is so excellent. Every episode has twists and turns, it's mind-bending, and I cannot stop watching!! It airs Monday nights. Do you watch?

* Prepping:
~ A blog button: I have designed about five different styles and am trying to choose which one to use. Stay tuned :)

~ Easter Board Games: I posted a new Easter board game this morning and am printing and laminating it tonight!

~ Following Directions Farm (from Let's Talk Speech Therapy): Rachel has such great materials on her blog! These cards include 1-step, 2-step, and 3-step directions as well as conditional directions. My students will love using these once we return from Spring Break.

~ Minimal Pairs Sentences series from (Ms. Lane's SLP Materials): Love these flash cards that address minimal pairs in complete sentences. And I'm glad there are pictures because most of my kiddos can't read yet.

Be sure to check out all the {wonderful} SLP blogs participating in the linky party. Thanks for hosting Laura!

August 05, 2012

Directory of SLP Assessments

While looking for some SLP resources this summer, I came across something I had never known existed. ASHA has a Directory of speech/language assessments on their website!



Drop-down menus make it easy to find the perfect tool to aid in evaluating any child or adult.


I know this will be a great resource and I am glad I'll have it in my back pocket this school year. You can find the testing directory here.