Kristin Cummings, an SLP from Simply Speech created a collaborative list of her blogging friends' favorite Thanksgiving books. There are 15 stories with links to each blog sharing ways they use the book. Some have created include book companion materials.
Click HERE for this great resource of Thanksgiving books for Auditory Verbal Therapy and at home.
This channel was created by Weingarten Children’s Center to empower the parents and educators of children with hearing loss to make music a way of life in their homes and schools. Each week will focus on a different song and offer one teaching tip geared towards listening and spoken language learners and one twist, giving you an outside the box way to play and learn with the song. Their goal is to post a new song for each week of the school year and encourage you to enhance your child's musical journey by subscribing to our channel and joining us regularly.
Weingarten Children’s Center (WCC), a non-profit organization, was established in 1967 by parents who believed that deaf and hard of hearing children could learn to listen and speak.For more information visit www.weingartencc.org
Week 1- Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Tip- Purposeful pausing Twist- Piggybacking to sing about daily actions
Week 2: The Itsy Bitsy Spider
Tip- Play with singing the song using different volumes (loud, soft) Twist- Try using different location words for the spider
One of my AV Listeners won FIRST PLACE for a 1-minute video featuring his CI program at Lurie Children's Hospital in Chicago. We have a ton of fun together as Nathan is full of laughter and funny without even trying. Enjoy!
Dear World is part business/art project/social experiment and asks each portrait subject to share a message they care about in their signature style of distinct message-on-skin portraits. Dear World has photographed over 50,000 thousand people all around the world. Dear World came to the college of one of my Auditory Verbal graduates. Nicole had something to say, "I can hear you!" Nicole received her first CI in 1999 at age two. Today she is studying biochemistry with plans to be a cardiac thoracic surgeon.
If you had a story to share about something you love, what would it be?
