This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links People who come up with dumb stuff that entertains kids should be given more than my money. There should be awards. Really awesome awards. And this one just might take the cake… Pigs. Teeny tiny cutie piggies. Don’t call me crazy. The kids go completely bananas for these little pigs […]
iPractice Verbs {App Review & Giveaway}
I’ve got another Smarty Ears app review and giveaway for you guys this week!! Woohoo! This one is iPractice Verbs, which is designed to help students with verb tense in past, present, and future forms, at the word, phrase, and sentence level. Here on the main menu you can access Support, More Apps, […]
Vowel Viz {App Review}
I’ve got a new app review for you guys today! I know, it’s been a while since I have done one! I’m pretty excited to share Vowel Viz by Complete Speech with you guys, it’s unlike any other app I currently have! When you open Vowel Viz you are greeted with the vowel quadrilateral. Let’s […]
Pines to Vines {App Review}
It’s been a while since I have brought you an app review from Mobile Education Store, but I think that is because Kyle and his team have been very busy working on an exciting new line of apps called Crack The Books. This series of apps are interactive science textbooks. It will blow your mind, […]
Pirate Talk {Product Review}
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I love Super Duper, as I know most SLPs do. They have such great products available for specifically for us, which might be why we all love them so much! So of course when I was lucky enough to get the opportunity to review Pirate Talk with my readers, […]
Open Ended Articulation {App Review & Giveaway!}
So I am a HUGE fan of Erik X. Raj…he is just fabulous, and his blog posts and apps never cease to make my day. I am so super excited to be able to review AND giveaway a copy of his latest app, Open-Ended Articulation!Open-Ended Articulation targets 7 phonemes, including blends for /r, s, l/, […]
Word Vault {App Review & Giveaway!}
Here’s a tidbit about me…I love lists. Like a lot. I think maybe it is a quality many SLPs have. List making. Does it calm the anxiety? Or make you feel accomplished? Or give you unimaginable satisfaction to cross each thing off? All of the above? Confession…I will write things down, just to cross them […]
You Are A Social Detective! {Review}
Disclosure: A copy of this book was provided to me in exchange for this review. All opinions are mine. Amazon Affiliate links are included for your convenience.I am SO excited that I have been asked to join the Social ThinkingⓇ Blogging Team! As a part of that team, I get to bring you reviews of some […]
Story Grammar Marker App {Review & Giveaway!}
I bought the Story Grammar Marker (SGM) at the end of last year and have started using it with my kiddos this year…it’s fabulous! Imagine my excitement when the wonderful people at Mindwing Concepts asked if I wanted to review their new SGM app?!?! I was thrilled at the opportunity and we have been using […]
Hear2Read {App Review & Giveaway!}
I haven’t done an app review in what seems like FOREVER. But I’ve got a few up my sleeve for the next couple of weeks, so get ready. The first one is from Nikki Heyman of the blog Talking Talk called Hear2Read. Hear2Read is designed to target phonemic awareness skills through seven different activities: Level 1: Compound Words, […]
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