by Megan Ingram | Apr 6, 2021 | Resources
By now if you follow me on Instagram you know that I am a Kmart tragic. I can’t get enough of their affordable and sturdy clinic room supplies. My private practice with 20 Speechies, 10 OTs and 5 locations means that we are constantly on the look out for...
by Megan Ingram | Aug 25, 2019 | Game, Resources
Let’s Feed Fuzzy the Squirrel One thing about games for speech is that you can find them anywhere. We are not restricted to just the language area! This game’s original purpose is working on Maths concepts. Feed Fuzzy comes with heaps of acorns which are...
by Megan | Aug 5, 2019 | Game, Resources
As a speech pathologist, one of the questions I am often asked is “What toys will help my child talk?” The toys on this list include many of my “must-haves” for working with early language learners, as well as those that I would generally recommend to parents of young...
by Megan | Aug 5, 2019 | Game, Resources
As a child, I always wanted a Mr Potato Head. I didn’t have one as a child, but it was one of the first toys I purchased for my clinic room. Everybody loves Mr Potato head. Here are some of the things I use Mr Potato head for in the clinic: *Making requests...
by Megan | Aug 5, 2019 | Game, Resources
Love this all-rounder game. Such a multitude of goals for language, articulation, social and fine motor. Build a Beetle is fantastic for turn-taking and addressing flexibility in gameplay. Is your beetle going to be one colour or multicoloured? The flexibility...
by Megan | Aug 5, 2019 | Game, Resources
Guess Who Guess who a versatile game for your therapy room cupboard. The traditional gameplay is more complicated for young language users that it first appears. When introducing Guess who it is essential to complete task analysis of the language skills required for...
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