Homework for President’s day was a bit of a challenge…I had a hard time cause you can only do Abe’s hat so many times, and I have done it for the past few years. Needless to say, I wasn’t interested in doing it again. Although, to be fair, my kinders and most of my firsties […]
Vocabulary Bug Freebie
First, I just want to say THANK YOU to everyone who has shopped in my TPT store…I hope you guys know how very much it means to me. Thank you doesn’t ever seem like enough. This blogging adventure has so positively impacted my life and it is all because of your support! A few days […]
Multiple Meaning Freebie
My first freebie is for Valentine’s Day, which is rapidly approaching! AGH! I’m not quite ready yet, but hopefully this will help all of us! Multiple meaning heart pops! I love these graphics, which are part of a larger set I used for Ice Cream Sentences and Language Pops. I have been saving these hearts […]
Freebie Language Ideas for Groundhog Day!
I’m back with more ideas for your language groups this week! In case you missed it yesterday, go check out what I did with my artic groups! So between my Pinterest finds and trolling TPT, I found TONS of freebie ideas with groundhog themes…check out some of the activities we are doing in my room… […]
Igloo Craft for Speech Therapy
This week has been all about the freezing temperatures…except that it has been in the 70’s and 80’s here, lol. Sometimes, my plans don’t work out so well 🙂 But nevertheless, my speech room was full of fun activities, we worked on Arctic & Antarctic Language, Arctic Articulation, read Polar Bear, Polar Beard and made […]
Arctic & Antarctic Animal Language Packet
I have bought so much clipart that I actually forget what I have sometimes. As I started looking through what I have this week and what I needed to get done for January, I remembered I had a theme week in January dedicated to cold weather animals and clipart from Scrappin Doodles…Hello! These animals are super […]
Bear Feels Scared Language Activities!
Bear Feels Scared by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman is another great book for therapy that I love! It is based on the same characters from Bear Stays Up for Christmas, which I did last month. I’m hoping that you guys will love this book as much as that one! This story is about how Bear […]
The Language Train…En Español!
I was so happy about all the positive feedback that we got on the Spanish version of Winter Bingo, that Becky and I decided to move forward with doing more activities for bilingual therapists. I am here to share our first big project, which I just posted the English version of yesterday…All Aboard, the Language […]
Winter Vocabulary Bingo…En Español…FREEBIE!
I have always been fascinated [read: jealous] of bilingual therapists…or any person who is fortunate enough to be able to speak more than one language. I love listening to other languages and have taken my fair share of courses. But, I went to high school in a tiny county and my Spanish teacher was also […]
Chipper Chat Games for Speech Therapy
Today I wasn’t feeling so hot, but I have a fabulous practicum student from FSU working with me on Fridays, so she was a huge help. When we were pulling games for the afternoon groups, I pulled out two of my faves and she wasn’t familiar…and I thought…could it be that there are speechies who […]
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