As speech-language pathologists, we are no strangers to mouths…. we spend a lot of time looking at them! Since February is National Children’s Dental Health Month, it’s a good opportunity to incorporate some tooth-themed activities in your speech therapy sessions. Bear’s Loose Tooth by Karma Wilson is a fun book you can use with your […]
Bear Snores On Book Companion
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I added Bear Snores On to my library a couple of months ago…I’m not sure how I didn’t already own it. So you know whats next….a packet of awesome activities to go with it! I did a book companion over winter break and added it to my TPT […]
Bear Says Thanks {Book Companion}
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. Bear Says Thanks is another in the awesome Bear collection by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman… You know I am a fan, so I had to create a packet for it 🙂 This one has actually been in the store for a while and many of you have already […]
Bear’s New Friend Speech & Language Activities
This post includes Amazon Affiliate links I LOVE the Bear book series by Karma Wilson…I have been slowly building a library of materials to go with my library of books, and I am so excited to share with you the newest addition… Bear’s New Friend is a story about the newest addition to Bear’s forest […]
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 […]
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 […]
Bear Stays Up for Christmas!
I loved, loved, LOVED making the Wild Things activities so much that I knew this was gonna be my new favorite thing. So when I started looking around what my books for December were going to be and plan a new unit, I had a hard time choosing! But I found a winner… I have […]
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