The Whoo is it? game was so popular last week that I decided to go with more owls this week for another freebie! This time I did 44 question & answer cards, so you can play go fish & memory, or just use as flashcards to work on answering and asking WHO questions! You can […]
Using When Sophie Gets Angry – Really, Really Angry for Speech Therapy
Whenever I am teaching emotions, I always find that my students needs many visual examples because feelings don’t look the same for everyone. One of my favorite books to use with anger is When Sophie Gets Angry – Really, Really Angry by Molly Bang. This book tells the story of a little girl, Sophie, who […]
Do School SLPs really need their CCC?
One of my best friends, who my son refers to as Super Cool Megan because she is so awesome, recently had her second (gorgeous) baby and made the decision to take leave from being a (fabulous) SLP to spend time her children. We have spent some time talking about her not using her amazing talent […]
Confessions of a SLP Shopaholic
I really just have a problem. I cannot go into any store and not find something I think will just be awesome for speech. I do not always make the purchase, I have some self control (a.k.a. lack of endless funds). But this week I have gotten so lucky with great finds and I had […]
Time to get crafty…
I am always inspired by other people’s projects…this may be why I love Pinterest so much! This time though, I was really digging Jenna Rayburn’s Miss Piggy over at Speech Room News. I just knew that pig was a huge hit and I wanted one too! So I started looking around my house for some empty containers […]
Inferencing with Who Question Cards
What goes better with owls than WHO questions?! Download these cards for free in my TPT Store! Happy Monday 🙂
Am I Really a Speech Teacher?
So what brought me to this post was a conversation I had on Twitter. I’m not sure how it started, or even where I got involved (it’s actually acceptable to butt in on a convo!) but it came down to SLPs being labeled, treated, and paid like a teacher. Now. Backspace. I have the utmost […]
Easy Articulation Game
Social media has positively impacted my life this week and I am so grateful. I have learned so much from SLPs all over the place and it is truly a wonderful experience. If you aren’t following me on Facebook and Instagram, I encourage you to join in! In other news, I have been working on […]
Free Ice Cream Game
I have more ice cream. But I promise this is it lol. I had one graphic left from the set that I did for Ice Cream Sentences, so I just had to use it! Since I think we all can find a use for open ended games, I created another one…You can download for free in […]
The Napping House Book Activities
I realized that I have gone material mad lately! I love having all of this time to be able to create and cut and paste! Letting my creative juices flow is one of my favorite things to do and summer is the best time to do it, in preparation for the upcoming year. What you […]
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