Describing is an important skill for academic success, and these engaging activities will easily have your students building important vocabulary! 1. Using Photographs Photos are such an easy and interesting way to target this skill! My students usually love animals, so this resource is perfect for them. One thing I really like about using photos […]
Old Lady Craftivity Bundle!
This is one of my bucket list projects that I have wanted to do for a loooooong time and just now got around to it…and I just can’t even tell you how excited I am about how it turned out! You know I love two things…crafts and that darn old lady that likes to eat […]
Chinese New Year Activities for Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I LOVE using Chinese New Year activities in speech! I posted earlier this week about my Year of the Horse craftivity, BUT here are the rest of the activities we used this week! The book The Great Race is so fantastic…I literally can use it across my ENTIRE caseload. […]
Reindeer Craft {FREEBIES!}
I’ve been so enjoying making these new craftivity packets, mostly because they are so dynamic…the feedback I have gotten for you guys has been incredible on how you are able to use them for SO many students on your caseload! I tell you what, nothing makes this SLP more stoked than an activity I can […]
Gingerbread Craft!
It’s time for another fun craftivity! December starts next week (OMG) and that will bring the gingerbread theme into my room, so I just had to come up with something for this one! I did this craft last year with my kids, but I want to spice it up a bit this round… How […]
Officer Buckle & Gloria: Activities for Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links I’m a little late, I know. I had a week of fantastic therapy sessions with my kids exploring various community helpers last week and I have lots to share! Ready? Go! The book I used this week was Officer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathmann. This book is SO […]
What Does The Fox Say? Freebie!
If you haven’t been subjected to the craziness that is the fox song…you must…I’ll wait… Yes, it is completely ridiculous. Nevertheless, this video is all the rage right now. So I decide to take advantage of that to address a pretty popular language goal…describing 🙂 This download includes 24 fox cards with various objects. You […]
Turkey Craft for Speech
My students and I had so much fun making and using the Witch-y Craftivity, I knew I had do it again for November. So turkeys are the clear winner here… For this one, the templates for the turkeys are included as well as these writing pages: Turkey Talk! can be used for artic words, vocabulary, […]
Describe It To Me {App Review}
I am all about describing this summer since I got my EET kit, so when I was offered the opportunity to review Smarty Ears’ app Describe It To Me, I was pretty excited! I love Smarty Ears apps anyway, so I always welcome the chance to grab their newest 🙂 Describe It To Me is presented […]
Using the Expanding Expression Tool (EET) for Speech Therapy
For the past year, I kept hearing about this fabulous therapy tool that folks kept referring to as the EET. What in the world? I did some research and found out that the EET, or Expanding Expression Tool, is a tool to use as a multi-sensory approach to language therapy, specifically targeting oral and […]
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