I can’t believe it’s actually June! This year has been flying by and I’m sure those of you heading into summer break are so relieved! If you are still working through June or doing ESY, then I’m here to help. I’ve got some of my favorite summer themes ready… I actually plan to stick with […]
4 Easy Torn Paper Crafts for Summer
I’m a big fan of torn paper crafts because… they are so dang easy! I’m sharing 4 different ideas today with three different methods that you can use as soon as TOMORROW. All you need is construction paper, glue and something to write with. I usually set these up a few different ways. For older […]
May Activities for Speech Therapy
May usually means the end, or very near the end, of the school year. The more fun, the better! Here are some great ideas to use this month… Dragons Love Tacos Dragons Love Tacos book companion (digital & print) Dragons Love Tacos 2 book companion (digital & print) Dragons Love Tacos Articulation Dragon Articulation Spinners […]
March Activities for Speech and Language Therapy
March was always a time to look forward to because it’s spring break month! BUT, we still have lots of therapy to plan, so here are some fun activities you can use for your March speech therapy sessions! March is Women’s History Month Mae Among the Stars by Roda Ahmed Little Dreamers: Visionary Women Around […]
February Activities for Speech & Language Therapy
Are you ready for February?! It’s the month of love, but there are SO many great learning themes you can use in your therapy sessions. I am a big fan of doing groundhogs, football, inventors, Black history, Valentine’s Day and Dental Health Month. Here are some activities you can use… Groundhogs Day 2/2 Feed the […]
Learning About Shadows | Activities for Speech Therapy
Around Groundhog Day I like doing some activities with shadows to help my students understand the concept of the groundhog’s shadow, which I find they often don’t. BUT, you don’t have to do it in February, these would be fun to do anytime of year! Shadow Puppets – you remember doing this when you were […]
January Activities for Speech Therapy
Happy New Year, friends! January is one of my favorite speech therapy months because there are so many fun themes to use this month…resolutions, 100th day, winter, snow, and polar animals are some I like to use! The first week back, though, is more about getting into a routine, reviewing goals, and collecting data for […]
4 Easy Crafts for December
If there is any month that deserves a good craft, it’s this one! I know school based educators are READY for winter break and it’s survival at this point. These easy crafts are perfect for your speech sessions because they don’t require a lot of time, can work for any goals, and will keep your […]
Speech Therapy Activities for December
December has rolled around and I have some super fun speech therapy ideas for your sessions this month! Today I’m sharing some of my favorite December therapy activities with you! With only 3 weeks until break, there’s so much to fit in. I like to do themes of gingerbread, reindeer, holidays, giving, and lights during […]
Holiday vs. Non-holiday Series Books for December
Do you celebrate holidays in your speech therapy? This can be a touchy subject for some, but I’m excited today to bring you 4 different books series that I LOVE, that have books with both holiday and non holiday themes for the month! I will give this disclaimer… all of the holiday choices are Christmas, […]
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