As a student speech language pathologist clinician what should i put in my therapy box?

I recommend that you always have a deck of cards. Regardless of the age group or level of deficit, there is almost ALWAYS something you can work on with a deck of cards - elicit speech, visual tracking, matching, following verbal directions, social interaction/pragmatics, rule comprehension, recall for sorting or matching...use your imagination. It is small, easy to get, and very replaceable. I recommend that you always have a deck of cards. Regardless of the age group or level of deficit, there is almost ALWAYS something you can work on with a deck of cards - elicit speech, visual tracking, matching, following verbal directions, social interaction/pragmatics, rule comprehension, recall for sorting or matching...use your imagination. It is small, easy to get, and very replaceable. It depends on what type of setting you are placed. A nursing home setting would greatly differ from a school.