Speech Language Pathology eBooks
100++ speech/ language books
Travel is great for educating your children. Sadly, this year less people will be traveling less. Use books to help maintain academic skills. At the same time instill in your children an appreciation of other people and places. Below are
This is a great interactive lesson for picky eaters and non-picky eaters. Download this interactive menu that includes food photos to cut out and glue in the child’s menu. This is a great way to learn about the foods that
“Seeing is believing” rings true with the reading of storybooks. How often do you see characters and actions in your head while reading? With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to affect our lives I have been ruminating on the very important
Enjoy this Downloadable EEK! I Hear a Squeak Coloring/Storybook – Color and read this coloring book based on the award-winning full-color book, EEK! I Hear a Squeak
Anthony Best by Davene Fahy Book Review Sometimes a re-visit is necessary to re-discover great children’s books. Going through my book closet I was pleasantly surprised to re-discover Anthony Best by Davene Fahy, speech/language pathologist. Many children’s storybooks by speech/language pathologists are
Alpaca Pearl Packs for Peru I am so excited that I just received this book fresh off the printing press. It was both illustrated and written by my good friend and well-known producer of Talk It Rock It products for
Free (Limited Time) How-To-Write and Self-Publish for all the speech/language pathologists who aspire to write books. This book gives multiple examples of books written by other speech/language pathologists. Most of these storybooks can be used in your therapy setting for
Parents’ Guide Pre-Reading Early Literacy – This is a great resource to share with early childhood teachers and parents. To print in Word, Click on print, then Copies and Pages, then Layout, then on Two-sided, Short-edge binding.
My surprise and pleasure in searching for books to review was looking at one book but finding four in a series. Cass Kim has a series of over-the-top storybooks that will surely help speech students, speech/language pathologists, and parents. Repetition,
My pillow knows The pain of losing a grandmother The pain of losing a mother. My pillow knows The pain of moving to a new home In search of a loving family. My pillow knows The demons running through your
Speech/language pathologists have the ability to empathize and help those with differences such as mutism. After reading Karla M. Jay’s new book, It Happened in Silence, it brought home the fact that this author can also write to move the readers