Your Therapy Source has this free winter color-cut-glue scissor practice activity! Your students can make a snowman, a penguin or a cup of hot cocoa! #motorskills

Hands in Autism has created an entire page of resources dedicated to helping individuals understand the coronavirus, such as social stories, videos and visuals.

Speech Sprouts put together this collection of 29 Winter Therapy Activities for Teletherapy Sessions. All the links are there to give you quick access to winter books, songs, games, movement breaks, and free Boom cards! #slplife #slpeeps

Going on a Bear Hunt is one of our favorite children’s books to use in language therapy. The possible language objectives to address from the book are endless including prepositions, vocabulary, onomatopoeia, sequence, rhyme, and much more! #slplife #SLPeeps

IEP Therapy appreciation gifts have been sent for the months of January, February, and March 2021! Team members, keep an eye on your mailboxes. You will soon find a fabulous package containing goodies for you and resources to use with the students on your caseload. Enjoy!

Congratulations school-based OTs! You have successfully reached the end of 2020! You may be looking for creative winter OT activities. Colleen Beck, OTR/L from The OT Toolbox, shares suggestions for winter themed indoor activities for addressing fine motor, gross motor, and sensory skills. #ottiptuesday

As SLPs, we know the challenges of teaching accurate production of the dreaded /r/ sound. On Peachie Speechie, Meredith Avren offers general guidelines and helpful resources for tackling the /r/ sound with confidence! #slplife #slpeeps

As professionals working in the school setting, it is essential to have a variety of calming tools in our toolboxes to help kids when they are dysregulated. Melissa, school psychologist from The Calming Corner, shares her favorite calming resources. #calmness #schoolpsychologist

SLP Summit is returning January 11-14! 8 free presentations and all continuing education delivered by SLPs! #slplife #slpeeps