This post contains Amazon Affiliate links for your convenience.September has snuck up on me, how about you? I know most of us are back to work by now, so I thought I would share the books I’m planning to use this month! My choices are based on what’s going on in September: Labor Day, Talk […]
Bee Activities for Speech Therapy
These bee activities are a great way for spring or insects themes! Keep reading for games, printables, and a book option. This past week of therapy was buzzin’ full of bee-themed learning. I did bees all week and it was a fun new theme that I had not done before. Here are some of the […]
Easy Easter Egg Game for Speech Therapy – Free Download
After all these years, I know that kids love plastic eggs. I mean, LOVE. But I also know that I get bored doing the same activities with the eggs each year in speech therapy…I hide, they find. I put artic pics inside, they practice. This year I had another idea that incorporated some fun erasers […]
Teaching Prepositions with Themes!
Teaching prepositions is one of those things that allows your creativity to soar…this is mainly because in order to get the most out of it, you need to use your body and some STUFF. This makes it a wonderful way to incorporate theme based learning! Since we are right around the corner from St. Patrick’s […]
Making Slime in Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links.Unless you have been hiding under a rock, then you are familiar with the slime craze. And I mean it’s crazy. And since I have entered the land of high school teenagers at my house, I no longer have to deal with things such as slime, because… so not cool, […]
Exit Ticket Strategy with Dollar Store Magnets
Raise your hand if you have a Dollar Store/Target Dollar Spot/Anything that costs $1 goes in the buggy problem. I thought so. Me too, especially when it comes to things like seasonal magnets and stickers, so I end up with all these things that I usually use on my white board or cookie sheets for […]
Using Photos for Language Expression
Using photos for therapy isn’t exactly a new concept, I have tons of decks of skill cards that use photos! But, I needed something new that would meet a lot of different goals and came up with this binder. I first started this project because I needed something more concrete to work on WH words, […]
Speech Therapy Materials: Chalkboard Placemats
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I was perusing Zulily one morning (because, obsessed) and came across these black chalkboard placemats! I thought they were pretty cool and figured, why not? I bought a pack of them and then forgot about them…until they arrived and I discovered how really super cool these are! They are […]
Tops and Bottoms Activities for Language
These Tops and Bottoms Activities are great for building language important language skills in the classroom or speech therapy sessions. This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. This week and next is all about farms and plants in my speech room, so I wanted to share some of the activities that we have been doing with […]
Spring Weather Activities – Plus Freebies!
Spring Weather activities are a great theme for speech therapy and you will find several helpful ideas in this post, along with 2 free downloads. This post contains Amazon Affiliate links There are few things I love more than the spring….that might be only true during the spring, but I sure do love it. Probably […]
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