Did you know that September 19th is Talk Like A Pirate Day? I think that may be one of the best invented holidays 🙂 Because of that, I always do a pirate theme during that week. In preparation for Pirate Week, I have gotten together some new materials! Ahoy, Language! This pack includes 6 different […]
Farm Activities for Early Learners
I had requests on Crazy Speech World’s Facebook Page for more early elementary/PK themed materials, so that’s what I have been working on lately. I found some awesome farm clipart from Dollar Graphics Depot and I am so excited to share this one with y’all! This download includes 4 activities that you can use with your little ones: […]
How to Use Apples to Apples in Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links. Most SLPs I know play games…lots and lots of games. It is great for motivating little ones and the big kids….plus getting tons of practice into a session. And we might just be the best at making any game target what we need it to! As I was unpacking […]
Vocabulary Card Game
You might remember the activity that I made a while back, Up, Up, & Away Articulation with an open ended game board and game cards targeting several sounds. I knew this was also an activity that I wanted to do for language and finally got around to crossing it off my to-do list!! So now we […]
Throwback Thursday!
I don’t know one single person who hasn’t expressed their love for the 80’s in some way, shape, or form. The hair, the fluorescent colors, and, my personal favorite, the music! I am an 80’s baby, so maybe that’s the draw…either way, when I found clipart with an 80’s theme I did the running man […]
Free Similes Game
I have a freebie for you guys today! I got some adorable clip art with stars from From the Pond and I couldn’t resist making something real quick. I really like quick and easy board games that can be used to end a session and reinforce a skill that we have been working on. And I […]
Fish Bowl Articulation Craft
I thought I would share some more of the beach themed ideas for therapy I have been working on and some that I did with my students before summer vacation started. The first is an idea I got from another great speech blog, Speech Therapy Ideas. Becky posted a fun idea for fish bowls to work […]
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