Since I have been working on ocean materials, I thought I would share one of my favorite books that I use for beach/ocean theme…There Was An Old Lady Who Swallows A Shell by Lucille Colandro and illustrated by Janet Lee. I adore these books, and there is one for almost every season! They are really great for […]
Irregular Verb Cards
Today, I am sharing this game targeting irregular past tense verbs. This is one of those skills that really gets my kiddos with language impairments confused. I thought this would be a fun way to work on the goal, and get lots of practice! Each student draws one card from the pile and names the […]
HM Curriculum Cheat Sheets
I don’t know about you, but when I first started working in the schools, I was completely overwhelmed with all the things I didn’t know about education. I had to teach myself about curriculum and standards and things that I was never exposed to in my speech/language courses in college. In my district we use […]
Articulation Golf for R & S
Here’s an articulation golf game! Students can sort their articulation words, based on position. I included 30 /r/ words and 30 /s/ words, as well as a few blank golf balls to customize for your therapy room 🙂 Download it for free HERE!
I have been inspired…
I have been tossing around the idea of starting my own blog for a while…but I never thought I would have the time. Cue summer break. I am in the process of learning all about the inside, so be patient with me 🙂 I have lots of ideas and I can’t wait to start sharing!
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