Speech With Milo Articulation Board Game Summary by Gina Gladstone This cute board game is very fun. Students can spin and move their pieces around the board. When they land on their space a word/picture pops up based on student profiles. There is the capacity to keep data. Data can be saved or emailed. For individual sessions I choose one of the students targets
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If you’ve spent anytime exploring my blog you know I’ve spent a reasonable amount of time comparing the pros and cons of the top articulation apps available today. The primary reason for this is that the articulation apps are some of the more expensive speech/language apps (with the exception of voice output apps) in iTunes. This is likely due to the sheer volume of
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My lessons this week have targeted the skill of understanding time, the past, present and future and how that relates to verb tenses. Students with significant language delays and autism have a very difficult time understanding the passing of time. I have struggled for many years to figure out the best way to teach this concept with varying levels of failure. Tense Builder has
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I first wanted to pass along that ClickySticky will be donating 100% of its November earnings to Autism Speaks to help fund research, treatment and prevention of Autism. In the spirit of raising awareness, I figured this would be the perfect time to review the app. I have used ClickySticky primarily with my students with language delays to target things like vocabulary by category,
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After receiving a thoughtful comment from someone at Speech with Milo, I wanted to follow up about how I have been using these apps in therapy. I did not initially recommend it in my previous review but have continued to find ways of using Speech with Milo Prepositions and Speech with Milo Verbs in my own therapy sessions. With the right kind of lesson planning
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