What kid doesn’t love firetrucks?! Well, I’m sure there are some, but hopefully you can use these firetruck themed games for your caseload. These would work great for community helpers or fire safety week in October. Since my kids love all things magnetic wands and chips, I created this quick and easy game with the […]
Lemonade Syllables!
Confession. This document has been sitting half finished on my computer since October. Why? Because about halfway through working on it I realized that no one wants lemonade in the fall. Duh. So I put it away until now, and I am so excited to finally be sharing!! I don’t know about you, but I […]
Can I Have A Stegosaurus, Mom? {Freebie!}
Last weekend, I was sick…I didn’t move off the couch y’all. It was rough. This explains why the blog has been so quiet this week. I was drained of all energy… it took everything I had just to make it through the work week. So needless to say, I went into the week with little […]
Chinese New Year Activities for Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I LOVE using Chinese New Year activities in speech! I posted earlier this week about my Year of the Horse craftivity, BUT here are the rest of the activities we used this week! The book The Great Race is so fantastic…I literally can use it across my ENTIRE caseload. […]
Winter Data Collection
A gripe of many school SLPs is how (and when) to collect data on students who are working on language goals. This seems to be a hot topic, one that I have struggled with too. So I came up with this plan over winter break and tested it out last week. I think I may […]
Gingerbread Grammar {plus FREEBIE}
Typical December weather in my neck of the woods in still in the 70’s. Which, you should know, makes me happy. When people say they want cold weather for Christmas, I give them the stank eye. I do not need snow or freezing temps to feel in the holiday spirit! I love flip flops, even […]
Officer Buckle & Gloria: Activities for Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links I’m a little late, I know. I had a week of fantastic therapy sessions with my kids exploring various community helpers last week and I have lots to share! Ready? Go! The book I used this week was Officer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathmann. This book is SO […]
Police Badge Craftivity!
This week is community helpers…and while I probably could have gotten crazy with a bunch of different helper crafts, I decided to stick with just one. Then I decided police badges were the most exciting thing I could think of…and I’ll be totally honest…I wasn’t convinced would be a hit, but after today, I know […]
Community Helpers Nonfiction Unit
I wanted to do my own unit on Community Helpers after last year, cause I wanted more condensed information to share with my kids. I also wanted to incorporate some non-fiction, similar to my animal units, so I came up with this huge packet full of activities to work on speech & language skills! This […]
Halloween Narratives
A few weeks ago, I got the awesome opportunity to attend a Story Grammar Marker workshop…if you get this chance, go ahead and hop on that train. It was an awesome experience! And now I have a little speech world full of SGMs! We have been using them a lot of learn about the story […]
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