Push-in Speech Therapy occurs when a speech therapist provides speech therapy in the classroom rather than in the Speech Therapist’s office. There are various types of Push-in Therapy, from pulling a student into a corner to work on IEP goals to full collaboration with the classroom teacher where the Speech Language Pathologist has input on curriculum topics and co-teaches in the classroom.
For more information about my experience providing Speech Therapy in the classroom, you can read about it by clicking the link below.
These products were designed with Push-in Speech Therapy in mind
Use BOOM CARDS to teach Negation to the entire class
This Boom Card bundle provides a comprehensive, structured approach to teaching negation. Each level provides progressive scaffolding that’s specifically designed for preschool and kindergarten students. While all levels focus on teaching negation, they each utilize distinct sets of stimuli, prompts, and cues, ensuring total mastery by the end of the series.
Teach the concept of Different during circle time
Use the magic of circle time to teach the basic concept of “different” while providing speech therapy in the classroom. These two essential BOOM CARD decks will expand your preschool, kindergarten, and 1st-grade students’ vocabulary in fun and engaging ways. With scaffolding, visual and auditory prompts and cues, your students will be proficient in no time!
Use choral reading to practice early developing sounds in simple syllable structures
Are you looking for fun and effective ways to help your PreK – K students with Childhood Apraxia of Speech or other severe speech sound disorders? Look no further than this seasonal bundle of stories with early developing sounds and simple syllable shapes, including CV, VC, CVC, CVCV, and CV1CV2 combinations.
