I’ve been knocking things off my to-do list like crazy this week! We ended up having a really nice staycation for spring break instead of a vacation…wasn’t what we planned, but it worked out great! I have gotten so many things accomplished and have managed to fit it some fun too 🙂 One of the […]
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 […]
Conversation Builder Teen {Review & Giveaway}!
Why not start out a Monday with an awesome app giveaway?!? Technically, I should be back at work today…but I continue my brawl with bronchitis, so I’m at home. Not exactly how I envisioned the new year starting, but I will survive 🙂 I have another great app for you guys from Mobile Education Store…this […]
Conversation Builder App Review
I’m back with ANOTHER awesome app by Mobile Education Store. If you are in the market for apps to target pragmatic language skills, I have a winner for you….. Conversation Builder is for elementary age students to work on basic conversation skills…initiation, commenting, turn taking…with varying levels of support and lots of features! You can […]
Social Language Skills Pack
I’ve been running these great social skills groups and I find myself always looking for pragmatic activities…many of my fellow bloggers have posted some AWESOME activities that I have used! I finally took a shot at making some for myself and I am excited to share them with you guys! I went with a candy […]
Throwback Thursday!
I don’t know one single person who hasn’t expressed their love for the 80’s in some way, shape, or form. The hair, the fluorescent colors, and, my personal favorite, the music! I am an 80’s baby, so maybe that’s the draw…either way, when I found clipart with an 80’s theme I did the running man […]
Using When Sophie Gets Angry – Really, Really Angry for Speech Therapy
Whenever I am teaching emotions, I always find that my students needs many visual examples because feelings don’t look the same for everyone. One of my favorite books to use with anger is When Sophie Gets Angry – Really, Really Angry by Molly Bang. This book tells the story of a little girl, Sophie, who […]
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