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 […]
The Cat in the Hat Craft!
I know, I know, I already posted on Seuss this week…but I found something new and did it with the kids today and I just HAD to show you guys a couple of things…. Things!!! We made Thing 1 & 2 out of our hands! I just thought it was so adorable…I saw a pin […]
Dr. Seuss Speech Activities
I love this week every single year! Everyone loves Dr. Seuss and all his books, so how could I not? Here is a peek at what we are up to… I have several things lined up! First, I have all my Dr. Seuss books out and ready to go…My favorite to use in therapy is […]
2 Easy President’s Day Crafts
Homework for President’s day was a bit of a challenge…I had a hard time cause you can only do Abe’s hat so many times, and I have done it for the past few years. Needless to say, I wasn’t interested in doing it again. Although, to be fair, my kinders and most of my firsties […]
Valentine’s Craft for Speech
This week I scoured the internet looking for something new to do for Valentine’s. See, I have exhausted the heart wreath, the heart caterpillar, the heart bug, and the heart collage. I knew if I pulled out any of those options I would get the angry crowd “We already did that!”. So when I found […]
Easy Snake Craft for Speech Therapy
This snake craft was a really fun therapy activity and super easy to do. You can use it for so many themes, like Lunar New Year, forest, reptiles, or when working on /s/ clusters! What do I need, Jenn? Well, you need colored strips of paper…I did not measure, just got a little crazy with […]
Groundhog Activities for Speech Therapy
SO, I have some new projects up my sleeve that I will get to share soon, but it has put me in a position that I don’t have as much time to work on materials. I haven’t made anything for February or March except my Old Lady Rose and Old Lady Clover packets. This gives […]
Igloo Craft for Speech Therapy
This week has been all about the freezing temperatures…except that it has been in the 70’s and 80’s here, lol. Sometimes, my plans don’t work out so well 🙂 But nevertheless, my speech room was full of fun activities, we worked on Arctic & Antarctic Language, Arctic Articulation, read Polar Bear, Polar Beard and made […]
A New Year and a Craftivity!
I knew I would tie in the New Year to the first week back from break…but I didn’t want to write a resolution or create a new packet. I wanted something more like a refresh…more like…let’s see where we have been and where we are going! So this week has been about reflections and celebrations. […]
Christmas Tree Articulation Craft
This week, I’m just trying to make it. These kids are wearing me out…they are ready for break and so am I. I’m going with fun and easy, and my craftivity is just that! Speechy Trees! These are super easy and fun. All you need is glue, construction paper, and any fun decorations you might […]
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