Cassandra's Cubby in Dayboro, Queensland, Australia | Speech pathologist

Cassandra's Cubby

Locality: Dayboro, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 427 023 774

Address: 4/1 McKenzie Street 4521 Dayboro, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.cassandrascubby.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Looking forward to a fun day of screening some Kindergarten children tomorrow! Looking forward to a fun day of screening some Kindergarten children tomorrow!

25.01.2022 Unsure about a little prep student? Here are some Red flags for prep children.

24.01.2022 What a great idea!

23.01.2022 I have permission to share this - and you can certainly see why! Look at these two angels bonding and enjoying their pragmatic / social language /feelings homework together Siblings often enjoy sharing their speech homework - and it is a really nice way to practice new skills with a friend! Kate Allen

23.01.2022 Im excited to be spending two days in Toowoomba for Blades language training - looking forward to learning something new!Im excited to be spending two days in Toowoomba for Blades language training - looking forward to learning something new!

23.01.2022 A new plan to tweak the definition of autism could see thousands of Australians with significant support needs unable to access the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

22.01.2022 Specific praise! Today, instead of saying nice work/good job/well done/Youre so clever, etc... Why not try some specific praise to tell your child exactly what he/she did well?... Gee I love how you said CAR with your K sound! Wow you said SNAKE with your SN blend! I love how you looked at me when I was talking, it showed me you were listening! What a lovely B letter you wrote for the word BAT Wow, I love how you tried a little bit of broccoli today (before hiding it in the floorboards)

21.01.2022 Talk, talk, talk

20.01.2022 nice little reminders

19.01.2022 Nice little visual helper!

19.01.2022 Do you have a 4yr old? Are you concerned with his/her language? Most 4yr olds should: Understanding/Listening: Be able to follow 2-step unrelated instructions, eg: Get your bag and put your shoes on, and follow instructions with up to 6 key words, eg: Put the black box and the keys under Daddys chair. Be able to understand words such as yesterday and tomorrow and understand why and when. He/she should know colours, some numbers and shapes.... Speaking: Your 4yr old should speak intelligibly with only a few speech immaturities still remaining. He/she should be able to tell news with support and use adult like grammar. He/she should ask what, where and why questions and be able to tell a long story, sing songs and retell a story in a logical order. Your 4yr old should use future and past tense; and use and, then, because and but in sentence. Concerned? Please PM me!

18.01.2022 Looking forward to another year of meeting goals with present & new clients! Congratulations to those who are now performing age-appropriately & have been discharged. Also a big welcome to all new LIKES & new clients! Please PM/email me if you are still waiting to secure your booking/s.

18.01.2022 UPDATE: I will be maintaining working relationships with my clients during this ongoing period by continuing lessons via online measures (Skype, FaceTime) and/or phone calls, with lesson plans/HW activities sent via email. Continuing education and learning will be paramount as we all move into our new roles - teaching from home. Together we can continue to achieve our goals! Please email me to discuss your availability and desire to continue

17.01.2022 Sometimes, SLPs see that their population need kindness as much or more than others. Here are some good books to fill that need.

17.01.2022 Plenty of proud moments this morning with some young clients today!

17.01.2022 Looking forward to completing another annual oral-literacy screening for some fresh new faces / prep students today. Early intervention is the key!Looking forward to completing another annual oral-literacy screening for some fresh new faces / prep students today. Early intervention is the key!

16.01.2022 Looking for a new book for your kids? Why not choose a book that supports language and literacy development? Here are some great books (in age groups) from Speech Pathology Australias book of the year awards!

15.01.2022 If your childs school is closed - this may be a useful guide on structuring your day

13.01.2022 Day one complete - Im at an exciting four-day literacy training course, learning some new skills & techniques to use with my lovely clients Day one complete - Im at an exciting four-day literacy training course, learning some new skills & techniques to use with my lovely clients

12.01.2022 I will be attending some exciting training in July and September! Looking forward to learning some new skills and sharing this with my clients

11.01.2022 Commit to reading aloud to your children every day. You will reap the benefits. Here is a great blog about the importance of reading. It is one of the key tips ...in my WE CAN TALK book. The K in WE CAN TALK stands for, "Keep books handy. Your child needs a daily dose of reading." Check out this blog. https://happyyouhappyfamily.com/raising-smart-kids/ See more

10.01.2022 If you missed ABCs 4 Corners - Digikids - the link is below!

09.01.2022 WHY VERBS??! Verbs are important for language because they are required for a child to be able to build a sentence. No verb, means no sentence, which means no clearly communicated want or thought. WHY VERBS??! Verbs are important for language because they are required for a child to be able to build a sentence. No verb, means no sentence, which means no clearly communicated want or thought.

08.01.2022 "What did you do at school, today?" How many times do you ask your child, "What did you do at school, today?" to find out that they: "Didnt do anything." Try to change the way you ask by using opening lines as alternative strategies:... "Hey, you look like you had a great day. I bet you played outside today.." "Ill tell you one thing about my day, if you tell me one thing about your day." "Tell me something new that you learned today." "If you could change one thing about your school day today, what would it be?" "Tell me something that didnt happen today." "Tell me something that made you laugh at school today." "Tell me something about your day that you think will amaze me." See more

08.01.2022 If your child’s school is closed - this may be a useful guide on structuring your day

07.01.2022 https://www.huffpost.com//podcasts-for-kids-education_l_5d

07.01.2022 Pleased to announce that I am now a registered Sounds-Write Phonics Practitioner Pleased to announce that I am now a registered Sounds-Write Phonics Practitioner

06.01.2022 Super excited to be attending a full day of training on spelling development today!Super excited to be attending a full day of training on spelling development today!