When I was planning my social skills lessons for this week, I knew we had some situations where students were not exactly demonstrating the holiday spirit. And by this I mean the candy-grubbing, selfish-talking, present-hounding, wall-climbing monsters who sometimes take over the my precious students’ bodies around this time of year. So I came up […]
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 […]
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