I really enjoy hearing how you guys are using Crazy Speech World ideas, so I am incredibly excited to have Shannan Weimer guest post for us today! When she emailed me about her implementation of Miss Tweet, it totally rocked my world, so I know you guys will LOVE it… When Jenn asked me to […]
DIY Hands On Activity for Vocabulary
I have another Pinterest inspired DIY game for you! One of my most favorite blogs is Classroom DIY…they have so many great ideas! It is a collaborative blog, where several contributors do posts on DIY projects. I even found that they had a similar project for the cereal box files I had seen else where and shown […]
Articulation Buckets for Speech Therapy
A couple of years ago I got really sick of printing and cutting out sound based picture stimuli over and over again, so I came up with a permanent solution…artic buckets! My idea was to create a set of pictures for each of the most popular sounds that could be used multiple times for all […]
DIY Classroom Supplies
Let’s talk about being a new SLP and not have ANY money for anything. I remember those days very clearly. It’s about that time that I started looking for more creative ways to have what I needed with what I already had! Pencil cup! All you need is an empty can (mine was green beans) […]
Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed for Speech Therapy
There is nothing I like more than finding printables that go with a book I love! I get to target language skills that I may not be able to address with just the book itself. One of my favorites to work on spatial concepts is Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed by Eileen Christelow. […]
Dolch Word Articulation Game
I don’t normally talk trash. Welllll, except during football season 😉 And I never teach my students to until now… But it’s not what you think, I promise! I found this activity, Trash or Treasure? on Pinterest last week and I knew I could make this speech related, so I did! Introducing…Trash Talk! What is Trash […]
Time to get crafty…
I am always inspired by other people’s projects…this may be why I love Pinterest so much! This time though, I was really digging Jenna Rayburn’s Miss Piggy over at Speech Room News. I just knew that pig was a huge hit and I wanted one too! So I started looking around my house for some empty containers […]
The Napping House Book Activities
I realized that I have gone material mad lately! I love having all of this time to be able to create and cut and paste! Letting my creative juices flow is one of my favorite things to do and summer is the best time to do it, in preparation for the upcoming year. What you […]
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