In case you missed it last week, I did a guest post for Nanette over at The Next Chapter In My Speech World with a freebie for carryover. I got so excited about the idea, I went ahead and made it to cover my next year of therapy! That is what I like to call […]
How to use Blurt for Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. A couple of days ago I posted a question to my Facebook page about your favorite therapy games…and I got a TON of great responses. I have ordered quite a few and am excited to get them! But I did notice that one of MY favorites wasn’t mentioned much…and […]
Ocean Animal Facts!
I really loved using my Artic & Antarctic Animals download over the winter months, that I knew I wanted to create another similar download for ocean animals, so finally…here it is! I am doing an ocean theme for the next two weeks, do I got this one ready just in time! This download is full […]
Context Clues in Stories Fun Deck
Disclaimer: This is not a review 🙂 This is me at the end of the day, looking back at what I did and what I liked. I used something today that I hadn’t used in a while and thought about how useful it really is. In fact, I hadn’t used it in a while because […]
Spring Compare & Contrast Freebie
What’s Under the Umbrella? is an activity to target comparing and contrasting. Each umbrella card has two pictures for your students to list similarities and differences. There are 12 umbrella cards. I also included a Venn diagram as a visual for your students! You can find this freebie in my TPT Store!
Super Hero Word Associations {Freebie!}
I love a good super hero, especially since they always get the little guys so excited! I had a word associations activity on my to-do list this week…so I figured this was the perfect theme! These two go together like peanut butter and jelly 🙂 Smarty Symbols has saved the day for my graphics needs […]
St. Patrick’s Day Craft for Speech
I had such good plans for this week…then I lost my voice. Wah. Can’t speech ’em with no speech! I was home today on self imposed vocal rest, but hoping to be back in the game tomorrow. I am gonna go ahead and share my fun St. Patrick’s Day craftivity anyway! I have done the […]
Bear Wants More Speech & Language Activities
Raise your hand if you are ready for spring! Both my hands are up! This Florida girl is over the cold weather and ready to stick my toes in the ocean 🙂 Until that time comes, I have started working on spring activities for my speech room. First on the list…another wonderful Bear book… Bear Wants […]
Fun & Functional {App Review}
I have a great app to review for you guys today…Fun & Functional by Smarty Ears! Fun & Functional is an app designed to target comprehension and use of everyday vocabulary. This is the home page of the app and what greets you when you open it. There are buttons at the top for Support […]
The Cat in the Hat Craft!
I know, I know, I already posted on Seuss this week…but I found something new and did it with the kids today and I just HAD to show you guys a couple of things…. Things!!! We made Thing 1 & 2 out of our hands! I just thought it was so adorable…I saw a pin […]
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