I felt like I was running behind all week, so I am just now able to share the craftivity we did in my room! I told yall yesterday that we did a camping/forest theme and the kids really had a good time with it. We read the book Bear’s New Friend and used my book […]
How to Use a Beach Ball for Speech Therapy
If I told you that this game was the most asked for game in my room, would you believe me? It totally is…and it cost one whole dollar! This is my oldest and best trick in the book. I took one Dollar Store beach ball and a sharpie. I wrote questions and stimulus items all […]
R Bingo!
I have been working on this one for a while, so it really IS a happy Friday now that I get to share it with you guys! A super popular game in my room is bingo! My kids love it! I don’t have a really great set of bingo cards for articulation, so I am […]
Earth Day Craft
This week is Earth Day themed all week in my room! We are taking this opportunity to reuse some scrap paper for our craftivity. I always keep extras, just in case…yes, I’m one of those! I had plenty to make this activity work, so away we go…. First you need to gather green, blue, and […]
Super Articulation
I finished an early sounds pack with my little superhero graphics and added them to my TPT store last night…but I just now got time to sit down and blog about them! I feel so behind and I have so much I want to share with you guys! It is such a crazy time of […]
Superhero Articulation!
When I made the Super Hero Go Togethers download, I had many of you guys tell me you would love to see more superheroes! So I decided to start with some artic cards… I found these adorable superhero graphics, which include just as many girly superheroes as they do boys! This makes me excited because […]
Easter Craftivity!
I am actually not in school this week (yay spring break!) but I had the cutest craft idea that I couldn’t resist sharing with you guys! I am a little bummed I can’t do this one with my kiddos! I was perusing Pinterest and came across this pin… I thought it was SO super cute! If […]
Quick and Easy Articulation Craft for Speech Therapy
It is sort of a weird week for us…only four days and then spring break starts and we are off for a a little over a week. Then report cards go home immediately when we get back. SO, I am collecting as much data this week as possible to get those dreaded progress reports done. […]
St. Patrick’s Day Craft for Speech
I had such good plans for this week…then I lost my voice. Wah. Can’t speech ’em with no speech! I was home today on self imposed vocal rest, but hoping to be back in the game tomorrow. I am gonna go ahead and share my fun St. Patrick’s Day craftivity anyway! I have done the […]
PreK Speech Therapy activities
I only have two PKers that I work with right now…my school doesn’t have a PK program, so I get a few walk-ins each year. Between me and the other SLP at my school, we have 5 total. I kinda wish I had more little guys to play with, but I must settle for my […]
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