We all know that routines help our students, but let’s be honest…routines also help SLPs!
Check out these 7 routines that just may change your SLP life!
- Carryover Graphic Organizers
This is a routine that is extremely effective when you’re either making your very first game-plan with a student OR you feel your student is ready to start making connections throughout the day!
CHECK OUT CARRYOVER GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS HERE!
2. Printable Sticky Notes
I love how portable and powerful these little, colorful reminders are. Visual support on-the-go, anytime and anywhere! These visual aids can easily be a part of your weekly routine!
CHECK OUT PRINTABLE STICKY NOTES HERE!
3. Sticky Note Scheduling
Contrary to what you might believe, speech scheduling does not have to be a total nightmare! This sticky note scheduling routine is a game-changer!
SEE MORE STICKY NOTE SCHEDULING HERE!
4. Tap Light decor/Activities
I like keeping camping lights on the wall all of the time and switching out the visuals! This way, the routine stays the same, but the activities and goals can vary!
5. Interactive Inferencing
Once I came up with the idea of hands-on & relatable inferencing for older students, I saw it’s potential to become part of the routine for working on this important goal!
6. Tier 2 Vocabulary Lesson
Personally, I feel that tier 2 vocabulary is an extremely important area to incorporate into our SLP routine on a daily basis. Why? Because tier 2 vocabulary is academic and occurs across the curriculum. These are words our students see all of the time in directions, passages, tests, and much more!
CHECK OUT THIS TIER 2 INTERVENTION
7. Exit Slips
Last but not least, this is probably my favorite routine for the end of each session. Not only does it allow you to assess student understanding in a quick and easy way, but it also helps to facilitate review and carryover! What’s not to love?
CHECK OUT THESE SKILL-BASED & SEASONAL EXIT SLIPS FOR SLPs!
Do you incorporate any of these routines into your therapy? Any you hope to try out? Leave a comment to let me know!
Thanks for stopping by! I hope these routines help you and your students!
