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Ball poppers, fun, and language ideas

February 6, 2017 by Tracy Wannemacher, M.S., CCC-SLP

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…]

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 V

September 5, 2016 by Tracy Wannemacher, M.S., CCC-SLP

  I wanted to lead with a shout out to one of my high school cronies. She said “I don’t know anything about speech therapy but I will gladly follow your blog. Throw in a high school story and that will even better.” (We will eek one or two in at some point!). So, thank … [Read more…]

Posted in: autism, direct teaching, expressive language, receptive language, visual-strategies Tagged: #autism, #directteaching, #earlyintervention, #expressivelanguage, #mindware, #pictures, #receptivelanguage, #Seek-a-boo, #speechpathologist

Toys and Tips to Encourage Language III

August 15, 2016 by Tracy Wannemacher, M.S., CCC-SLP

Over the next couple of months I am going to share some posts about my favorite toys and how I use the toys in therapy to encourage receptive and expressive language.  We will also discuss ways the toys can be used to help with attention and joint attention. If you enjoy my weekly posts and want … [Read more…]

Posted in: #concrete thinkers, apraxia, autism, toys Tagged: #Apraxia, #autism, #developmentaltherapist, #earlyintervention, #expressivelanguage, #occupationaltherapist, #parents, #playdoh, #receptivelanguage, #speechpathologist, #Target, #toys

Toys and Tips to Encourage Language II

August 8, 2016 by Tracy Wannemacher, M.S., CCC-SLP

Toy selection… So many toys, options and opinions about toys. Ha! No One Asked Me But… The toy stores are inundated with colors, numbers, shapes and letters. I love finding some good ole simple toys that provide tons of playing options and allow for a variety of learning opportunities. Especially for our concrete thinkers who … [Read more…]

Posted in: #concrete thinkers, autism, toys, Uncategorized, visual-strategies Tagged: #AAC, #ABA, #autism, #barnyardbingo, #concretethinkers, #developmentaltherapist, #expressivelanguage, #pictures, #prompts, #receptivelanguage, #speechpathologist, #toys

Toys and Tips to Encourage Language I

June 20, 2016 by Tracy Wannemacher, M.S., CCC-SLP

Last week we introduced the idea of “put in” and “take out” soundless toys for some of our concrete thinkers. Personally, I am a fan of non-battery toys. And, I strongly believe that all toys should have on and off switches. (Raise your hand if you agree!)  But…There is always a but! When I think … [Read more…]

Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged: #autism, #developmentaltherapist, #earlyintervention, #occupationaltherapist, #parents, #physicaltherapist, #receptivelanguage, #reinforcers, #shapesorter, #speechpathologist, #toys

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    Toys and Tips XIII: An SLP Twist

    Toys and Tips XIII: An SLP Twist I was at the dentist’s office this week and he asked when my next blog was coming out.   Ha!  I told him I have been slacking. Thank you Dr. Lance for following my blog!  Anywho…I was feeling like another Toys and Tips post was in order. I had 2 of my create a scene … [Read more…]
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