Coll The SLP, LLC
06/02/2026
Happy reading!🐞📚🌸
05/01/2026
April in speech! 🐰🥕
04/30/2026
April Reading Recap! 🐰📚
This month was full of good ones! I love how easy it is to target a variety of speech and language goals through books while also promoting early literacy skills and (hopefully 🤞🏼), a love for reading!
03/31/2026
March in Speech 🌈🍀
So lucky to love what I do with the best patients imaginable!
March Reading Recap! ☘️🌈
🐣 “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Clover”
- Initial /ch/ (“chick”)
- Story retell
- S-blends (/sw/, /st/, /sk/)
- Easter themed vocabulary (“chick”, “egg”, “candy”, “basket”, etc.)
🌈 “How To Catch A Leprechaun”
- Initial /l/ (“leprechaun”)
- l-blends (“glitter”, “floor”, “clover”)
- Inferencing
☘️ “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Clover”
- St. Patrick’s Day Vocabulary (“clover,” “leprechaun,” “rainbow”, “gold,” etc.)
- Sequencing
- l-blends (“clover”)
Happy Reading! 🍀🤍🌈
02/27/2026
February in Speech 💘💌
In a month that celebrates love, I’m so grateful to love what I do 🫶🏻
February Reading Recap 💌💕
🐭♥️ Happy Valentine’s Day, Mouse!
-Initial /l/ in “love”
-Vocabulary development through labeling common nouns
-Initial /m/ in “mouse” and “moose”
👹❤️Love Monster
- Adjectives to describe the monster
- “Monster” to target initial /m/, consonant clusters (/st/), and vocalic /r/
- Initial /l/ in “love”, “look”, and “low”
🌧️🩷 The Day it Rained Hearts
- Tons of opportunities to practice prevocalic and vocalic /r/
- Pronouns (she/her/hers)
- “WH” questions (“What is she doing?, “Who caught the hearts?, etc.)
Happy Reading!💘📚
This week’s Friday Favorite is Bad Apple by Edward Hemingway 🍎🐛
This book is great to address action verbs, emotions and descriptive words 🗣️
My patients love to search for these apple containers around my therapy room. 🕵🏼♀️ I fill them with their vocabulary targets or words consisting of their speech sound goals. They would also be great practice for prepositions and following directions! 👂
The Artic Orchard craft by Panda Speech on Teachers Pay Teachers is a fun way to practice speech sounds in exchange for stickers! 🍏
Happy Friday, everyone! ☎️
This week’s Friday Favorite is “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves” by Lucille Colandro 🍂
This book is great for targeting fall vocabulary, initial /l/, s-blends, sequencing and pronouns 🤓
I like to scatter the objects around the room to give patients a movement break while reading and they always enjoy “feeding” the Old Lady 👵🏻
Bonus points for pairing this activity with a craft to address fine motor skills and make our OT friends proud ⭐️
Thankful for dollar stores and old shoe boxes for making this activity a reality!
(I got the craft from My Fabulous Class on Teachers Pay Teachers 🍎)
Happy Friday, everyone! ☎️
July Reading Recap 📖
The amount of speech and language goals books can address are endless!
These are just a few ideas 💡
🇺🇸 The Night Before the Fourth of July
- “Wh” Questions
- Labeling (Fourth of July vocabulary)
- Pronouns
🐠 Lift-The-Flap Ocean
- Labeling nouns (ocean animals)
- Prepositions (“under”)
- “Who” questions
🤿 I See Summer
- /s/ (“see”)
- Increasing MLU with repetitive text
- Action verbs
🐛 The Very Hungry Caterpillar’s First Summer
- Pronouns
- Action verbs
- Prepositions
🐻 Brown Bear, Brown Bear
- Adjective + Noun Combinations
- Increasing MLU with repetitive text
🦈 There Was An Old Mermaid Who Swallowed a Shark
- Labeling Nouns (ocean animals)
- Sequencing
- S-blends (“swallow”, “squid”, “star”)
- /sh/ (“shark”, “fish”)
Happy Reading! 🤓
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