It’s starting…the time when I start missing the artic cards and Candyland and planning therapy. Summer is coming to an end. I am down to one week left, which is exciting and a little sad all at the same time. I love being home all summer with my son…no schedules to keep, no alarms, and […]
Fish Bowl Articulation Craft
I thought I would share some more of the beach themed ideas for therapy I have been working on and some that I did with my students before summer vacation started. The first is an idea I got from another great speech blog, Speech Therapy Ideas. Becky posted a fun idea for fish bowls to work […]
Old Lady Shell Retell!
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 […]
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