I was introduced to this cute story about 5 years ago and I just love this book! Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale was written by Mo Willems and earned a Caldecott Honor. This post contains Google Affiliate links. Knuffle Bunny is a cute tale about a girl and her favorite stuffed animal…you know the one […]
Ocean Animal Facts!
I really loved using my Artic & Antarctic Animals download over the winter months, that I knew I wanted to create another similar download for ocean animals, so finally…here it is! I am doing an ocean theme for the next two weeks, do I got this one ready just in time! This download is full […]
Camping with Questions!
I have been doing a forest and camping theme this week, which has been SO fun. I created a new, quick download to target answering questions to go with it and I am excited to share with you… Camping with Questions! targets 8 different kinds of questioning: who, what, when, where, why, how, yes, and no. […]
Context Clues in Stories Fun Deck
Disclaimer: This is not a review 🙂 This is me at the end of the day, looking back at what I did and what I liked. I used something today that I hadn’t used in a while and thought about how useful it really is. In fact, I hadn’t used it in a while because […]
How to Use a Beach Ball for Speech Therapy
If I told you that this game was the most asked for game in my room, would you believe me? It totally is…and it cost one whole dollar! This is my oldest and best trick in the book. I took one Dollar Store beach ball and a sharpie. I wrote questions and stimulus items all […]
Social Pragmatic Assessment {Guest Post}
I have been spending a lot of time trying to find the ‘right’ pragmatic assessments for my school, so when I had the opportunity to have Tatyana from Smart Speech Therapy guest post, I was super excited! Read on for more about assessing social pragmatic skills…. Importance of Assessing Social Pragmatic Abilities in Children with […]
Storybook Maker {App Review & Giveaway!}
I am super thrilled to bring you something NEW and different in my app world! I was recently contacted by the people at Merge Mobile, who create the awesome Clicky Sticky app series (which I love), and offered me something fabulous that I didn’t even know existed… Storybook Maker! Storybook Maker is possibly the COOLEST app […]
Super Hero Word Associations {Freebie!}
I love a good super hero, especially since they always get the little guys so excited! I had a word associations activity on my to-do list this week…so I figured this was the perfect theme! These two go together like peanut butter and jelly 🙂 Smarty Symbols has saved the day for my graphics needs […]
Bear’s New Friend Speech & Language Activities
This post includes Amazon Affiliate links I LOVE the Bear book series by Karma Wilson…I have been slowly building a library of materials to go with my library of books, and I am so excited to share with you the newest addition… Bear’s New Friend is a story about the newest addition to Bear’s forest […]
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Shell!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links You knew it was coming…I have even had some emails about it…and here it is…My language unit to accompany “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Shell!” by Lucille Colandro! I have actually done a post on this book before, back when I first started blogging, with some […]
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