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 […]
Firetruck Free Activity
Hey guys! It’s been a busy week for Crazy Speech World…it started with a feature over at PediaStaff (if you missed it, check it out HERE) on the great speech teacher debate. AND now it ends with a guest post at Playing with Words 365! Katie has an awesome blog site and I was so excited […]
Dolch Word Articulation Game
I don’t normally talk trash. Welllll, except during football season 😉 And I never teach my students to until now… But it’s not what you think, I promise! I found this activity, Trash or Treasure? on Pinterest last week and I knew I could make this speech related, so I did! Introducing…Trash Talk! What is Trash […]
Who Question Cards Freebie
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 […]
Inferencing with Who Question Cards
What goes better with owls than WHO questions?! Download these cards for free in my TPT Store! Happy Monday 🙂
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 […]
Ice Cream Sentences Freebie
I hope everyone had a great weekend! I got busy on a lot of my Pinterest projects this weekend, including my very first Pinterest Party with some of my girlfriends and we had such an awesome time. One of the things I worked on was for school, so I thought I would share it with […]
Free Similes Game
I have a freebie for you guys today! I got some adorable clip art with stars from From the Pond and I couldn’t resist making something real quick. I really like quick and easy board games that can be used to end a session and reinforce a skill that we have been working on. And I […]
Common Core Standards and SLP
I’m sure you all have at least heard about the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), especially if they have been adopted by your state…which, let’s face it, most states have. As a school based SLP and as a parent, I am a fan of the CCSS. Who hasn’t seen the impact of a student moving in […]
Helping Verb Freebie
Helping verbs. Our children with language impairments have so much trouble with these. I saw this really cute post on Pinterest for a Helping Verbs song, but of course the link was broken, so I have no one to credit it to…nonetheless, its cute! So, of course my creative juices started flowing and I made […]
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