One of our awesome speech therapists, Brenna, used the SLP Blind Rank filter to rank 10 common therapy tools--and let’s just say… some tough calls were made 😅 Here’s the final list: 1️⃣ Books 2️⃣ Bubbles 3️⃣ Little People play sets 4️⃣ Puzzles 5️⃣ Play food sets 6️⃣ Car/train tracks 7️⃣ Games (Pop the Pig, Greedy Granny, etc.) 8️⃣ Play-Doh 9️⃣ Critter Clinic 🔟 PLS-5 😬 (sorry, not sorry) In the video, she walks through how each item can target multiple goals across age ranges, like articulation, language, pragmatics, you name it. Whether you're planning sessions or just love chatting therapy materials, this one’s for you. 💬🧠 What would your top 3 be? Let’s compare notes! ⬇️ #SpeechTherapyTools #SLPideas #SLPfun #BlindRankSLP #PlayBasedTherapy #TherapyPlanning

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