I am all about describing this summer since I got my EET kit, so when I was offered the opportunity to review Smarty Ears’ app Describe It To Me, I was pretty excited! I love Smarty Ears apps anyway, so I always welcome the chance to grab their newest 🙂 Describe It To Me is presented […]
Old Lady…and Book Companion!
This Old Lady book is the newest to my collection and I am so excited to have it! I promised many of you that this would be ready before school started and I have gotten it done just for that. And did you see my post of my lack of motivation? This required some serious […]
DIY Potato People for Speech!
I discovered felt in grad school…I was doing a practicum at this great preschool program where the SLP did circle time every day and she used a lot of felt boards, which created some really awesome language opportunities. You can easily find ready made felt characters from various vendors, but I was perusing my Pinterest […]
How I Became A Pirate!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I have to admit something…I have a thing for pirates. I may have been one in a former life or something 🙂 I look forward to Talk Like A Pirate Day in September every year cause I know I can whip out all my pirate stuff and have an […]
Using the Expanding Expression Tool (EET) for Speech Therapy
For the past year, I kept hearing about this fabulous therapy tool that folks kept referring to as the EET. What in the world? I did some research and found out that the EET, or Expanding Expression Tool, is a tool to use as a multi-sensory approach to language therapy, specifically targeting oral and […]
Summer Picnic Freebie!
First, I feel like I have neglected my blog and you guys this past week and I am sorry! My son has been out of town on vacation with his dad, so I have had some alone time, which I NEVER have. I thought that would translate into getting a lot of work done, but […]
Prepositions Are All Around Us! {Guest Post & FREEBIE!}
Kristin from Simply Speech is my last guest post this week and definitely one of my favorites! She always has great ideas for organization, which I need help with, and I have loved reading about how she implements speech centers. Today she brings us more ideas for something we always need…prepositions! Prepositions Are All Around […]
Articulation Bookmarks (Freebie)
In case you missed it last week, I did a guest post for Nanette over at The Next Chapter In My Speech World with a freebie for carryover. I got so excited about the idea, I went ahead and made it to cover my next year of therapy! That is what I like to call […]
Auditory Memory for Quick Stories
This post contains Google Affiliate links. I’m enjoying bringing you guys some of my favorite therapy tools each week! Here is another favorite… I have few things that I get TONS of use out of…but this is definitely one! I bought Auditory Memory for Quick Stories by Super Duper on a whim a few years […]
Speech Rocks! A Memory Book for Therapy Students
When I was brainstorming ideas for the end of the year, I wanted to create something for my kids and came up with an idea for speechie memory books! You see tons of these for classrooms, but none specifically for speech…until now! I went with the very cool rockstar theme for this…mostly because I am always […]
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