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 […]
Classroom Organization Tour!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I’m so excited to give you a speech room tour! I am so fortunate to have a pretty big classroom to work in, it is complete with a window, bathroom, AND a closet. Crazy, I know! Our school wide theme this year is “Peace, Love, & Learning”, so I […]
Organizing Materials for the Year!
This post includes Amazon Affiliate LinksOrganizing! It’s not really my strong suite…you know all those Type A SLPs that have everything in order? Yeah, I’m not one of those. I do my best, but usually just get overwhelmed…I don’t find it fun to organize my stuff. I had a system that worked for me for […]
DIY Fabric Covered Baskets!
I have many, many, MANY baskets in my room…most of which are the cheap-o, not so pretty ones from the Dollar Tree. Now, there is no shame in my game…I have used these baskets for a few years and left them blue. I even contemplated spray painting. But I hate spray paint. Mostly cause it […]
DIY Chalkboard Picture Frame
I’ve gotten really close to my friend Modge Podge this week. I love that stuff. It is super messy and sticky and sort of a huge pain, but it is just fun. I have managed to turn an old, ugly frame into this… Isn’t it pretty? I love it so much. Here is how I did […]
In Our Room…
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I always see these precious signs at craft stores that are kinda like family rules like this…. and I then I started seeing them for classrooms, which got my creative juices flowing. There was NO way I was going to pay for one, especially when I knew I could […]
DIY Toolbox Organization!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. So alllllllll over Pinterest and Instagram are pictures of teacher toolboxes. And I was jealous. I thought… I need a teacher SLP toolbox. I have lots (or maybe millions) of office supplies that need cute storage. So I decided to tackle the project and ordered this: Then, as fate would […]
Keep Calm and Speech On! {Freebie!}
I am having some worries about this year…perhaps normal beginning of the year anxiety? Eh. Maybe I just don’t want to have to get up at 5:30 again. Either way, I was looking for some inspiration and found the most amazingly happy frames at Hobby Lobby (which, seriously, is like ahhhhmazing) which were covered in […]
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