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Ball poppers, fun, and language ideas

February 6, 2017 by Tracy Wannemacher, M.S., CCC-SLP 226 Comments
ball popper

Well…Eek! I had my toy to blog about this week and of course they do not make it anymore. But!  But there is always a but! I found another…The infamous ball popper! Sometimes with toys and our kids we need to think outside of the box and keep it simple.  And, we may need to think … [Read more…]

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Posted in: #concrete thinkers, apraxia, autism, direct teaching, expressive language, nonverbal communication, toys, Uncategorized, verbal routines Tagged: #concretethinkers, #language, #languageexpansion, #receptivelanguage, #skosh, #slpeeps, #speechpathologist, #verbalroutines

Toys and Tips to Encourage Language VI

September 12, 2016 by Tracy Wannemacher, M.S., CCC-SLP 37 Comments

I like to shop for therapy materials and sometimes it is a nice break in the day to sift through the toy aisles and take a gander at what’s new and exciting! But, there is always a but, I am continually hopeful the toy manufactures do not take some of the good ones away. In my … [Read more…]

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Posted in: apraxia, autism, direct teaching, expressive language, Uncategorized, verbal routines, visual-strategies Tagged: #Apraxia, #autism, #directteaching, #earlyintervention, #expressivelanguage, #Hasbro, #parents, #speechpathologist, #verbalroutines

Toys and Tips to Encourage Language IV

August 22, 2016 by Tracy Wannemacher, M.S., CCC-SLP 38 Comments

Many of the kids I see learn from direct teaching vs. spontaneous learning from the environment.  (What does this mean?)  And, often times, the child is demonstrating skills but not consistently. Do you have a child that has many skills but does not answer on a regular basis when you ask a question? The child might … [Read more…]

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Posted in: autism, direct teaching, nonverbal communication, toys Tagged: #autism, #barryprizant, #communication, #directteaching, #earlyintervention, #naturalenvironment, #nonverbal, #parents, #prompts, #speechpathologist, #verbalroutines

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