Reading

Benefits of Reader’s Theater

Benefits of Reader’s Theater

Have you heard of reader's theater? Reader's theater is a type of acting in which performers do not memorize their lines. Sets, costumes, and actions are minimal, and the focus is on each performer's words and expression. This month in our Triumph Over Reading program...

Adapted Books in Action!

Adapted Books in Action!

By Tessa Lancaster, M.A., CCC-SLP You’ve probably seen our previous blog posts about adapted books (if you haven’t, check them out here and here)! If you’re interested in watching how we might use an adapted book, check out this fun video! Remember, when choosing the...

More Adapted Book Ideas

More Adapted Book Ideas

A couple of weeks ago, we described adapted books and provided an example of an adapted book with tactile additions. If you missed that blog post, check it out here! For those of you who found the previous example of an adapted book helpful, below are some additional...

b or d? End the Confusion: Part 2

b or d? End the Confusion: Part 2

By Megan Hughes, M.A., CCC-SLP Speech-Language Pathologist Previously, I described 3 helpful analogies used to teach your child the difference between mirror-image letters "b" and "d". Find this information here! Once your child becomes more successful at identifying...