Dear Parents,

Our main goal at Easy Peasy Speech is to make this process feel EASY for you!

We want this website to be a resource to you, somewhere you can turn to find information conveniently in one place. We will constantly be adding more to this page, so keep checking back! If there's something you don't see on here, feel free to reach out to us. 
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Scroll through this page to find parent resources for teletherapy, Childhood Apraxia of Speech and more! We have also included some FREE download activity pages for you to use with your child at home or on-the-go!

Thanks for visiting Easy Peasy's site! 
~Noelle Scolieri, M.S. CCC-SLP 
Owner of Easy Peasy Speech LLC

P.S. In case no one told you yet today: You're doing AMAZING and your child is so lucky to have a parent like you advocating for them! 

FREE Downloads from
Easy Peasy Speech!

Easy Peasy Speech Lemonade Stand Coloring Page

Have your child make their own lemonade stand with this fun coloring page! Practice the steps of making lemonade to work on sequencing, practice functional action words like mix, add more, put in, etc. Work on specific speech sounds like the L in lemonade, lemons and more! Click the image above to download a PDF for FREE!

Game Day! Football-themed Reinforcer and Activity Page

This fun activity page is great for getting speech practice in OR as a reinforcer/sticker chart to motivate your child. You can have them color in or place a sticker over a football each time they do their speech homework. You can also ask your child's SLP for a word list to practice and write them on the footballs, coloring in each one when your child practices the word at their level (word, phrase or sentence). You can also have them work on words like "GOAL" or "Football" with this page. Click the image above to download a PDF for FREE!

"Speech is SNOW much fun!" Coloring Page

Have your child work on their speech words while they complete this fun winter-themed coloring page! There's a lot of great S-blend words you can target with this page too: snowman, snowflake, snow, speech, sticks (for arms) and the snowman's scarf. Click the image above to download a PDF for FREE!

"TONS of Fun!" Construction and Truck-Themed Activity Packet

This fun activity packet was designed for a family-friendly community event hosted by Elements Landscape Supply in Baden, PA called Touch-A-Truck, where children of all ages could visit the landscape supply yard and explore excavators, fire trucks,  dump trucks and more! Download this FREE activity packet by clicking the image above for a fun maze, as well as a list of construction-themed vocabulary word you can work on with your child. 

Childhood Apraxia of Speech Resources:

Not sure where to start when it comes to a new label or diagnosis of Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) for your child?
​Here are some of our favorite helpful resources for parents of a child with CAS. Please also visit our page dedicated to CAS here.

Apraxia Kids

Apraxia Kids is a Pittsburgh-based, but nationally recognized organization that "supports parents and professionals in their understanding and raising awareness of" CAS. They have many helpful guides for parents and SLPs on CAS, provide training and bootcamps for professionals, and host an annual national conference. This website is a wonderful place to go for many resources as you begin or continue your search. Click on their logo above to visit their website.

"Speaking of Apraxia": A Parents' Guide to Childhood Apraxia of Speech

"Written by a mother whose daughter's CAS is now resolved, Speaking of Apraxia, Second Edition, is extensively updated and jam-packed with reliable information and research, and covers: speech basics; getting a CAS diagnosis; treatment methods, coping and advocating; working with speech-language pathologists; early intervention and special education; creating a language-rich environment at home; and preparing for school and learning." Click the book cover above to find the book on Amazon.

Child Apraxia Treatment Website
​with The Once Upon a Time Foundation

This amazing foundation has a focus on helping children with CAS thrive. From providing trainings to SLPs to better serve your children with CAS to offering FREE resources for parents to learn more about your child's label of CAS, the Once Upon a Time Foundation is a great place to look. They also have very informative videos from Dr. Edythe Strand of the Mayo Clinic that are geared for parents of children with CAS. Click on their logo above to visit their website. 

More coming soon!