This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I added Bear Snores On to my library a couple of months ago…I’m not sure how I didn’t already own it. So you know whats next….a packet of awesome activities to go with it! I did a book companion over winter break and added it to my TPT […]
Social Thinking Speech Tree!
When I was planning my social skills lessons for this week, I knew we had some situations where students were not exactly demonstrating the holiday spirit. And by this I mean the candy-grubbing, selfish-talking, present-hounding, wall-climbing monsters who sometimes take over the my precious students’ bodies around this time of year. So I came up […]
Flexible Thinking Activity!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I knew after reading though the Superflex Curriculum from Social Thinking that I was eventually going to have to create this activity. And it gave me a lot of anxiety. Confession time…I hate jello. Oh boy, do I hate it. I can’t stand the thought of that stuff. So […]
Board Games for Speech & Language!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. A popular question, any time of year….”What can I buy my kid for that will help with his speech?” This post is going to answer that question! I always think that board games are a good choice (next to books!) for gifts because they are interactive, will incorporate basic […]
Gingerbread Grammar {plus FREEBIE}
Typical December weather in my neck of the woods in still in the 70’s. Which, you should know, makes me happy. When people say they want cold weather for Christmas, I give them the stank eye. I do not need snow or freezing temps to feel in the holiday spirit! I love flip flops, even […]
Pirate Talk {Product Review}
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I love Super Duper, as I know most SLPs do. They have such great products available for specifically for us, which might be why we all love them so much! So of course when I was lucky enough to get the opportunity to review Pirate Talk with my readers, […]
Officer Buckle & Gloria: Activities for Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links I’m a little late, I know. I had a week of fantastic therapy sessions with my kids exploring various community helpers last week and I have lots to share! Ready? Go! The book I used this week was Officer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathmann. This book is SO […]
Bear Says Thanks {Book Companion}
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. Bear Says Thanks is another in the awesome Bear collection by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman… You know I am a fan, so I had to create a packet for it 🙂 This one has actually been in the store for a while and many of you have already […]
What Does The Fox Say? Freebie!
If you haven’t been subjected to the craziness that is the fox song…you must…I’ll wait… Yes, it is completely ridiculous. Nevertheless, this video is all the rage right now. So I decide to take advantage of that to address a pretty popular language goal…describing 🙂 This download includes 24 fox cards with various objects. You […]
Turkey Craft for Speech
My students and I had so much fun making and using the Witch-y Craftivity, I knew I had do it again for November. So turkeys are the clear winner here… For this one, the templates for the turkeys are included as well as these writing pages: Turkey Talk! can be used for artic words, vocabulary, […]
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