October is such a fun month! I like doing things related to the season, like pumpkins, monsters, and Halloween! What’s your favorite October activity? Here are some ideas to help you out! Pumpkins Books Too Many Pumpkins by Linda White The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin by Joe Troiano 16 Runaway Pumpkins by Dianne […]
September Themed Activities for Speech Therapy
September! There are so many fun themes you can do this month that your students will love. Let’s explore some ideas… Fall Books The Golden Acorn by Katy Hudson, companion activities here There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves by Lucille Colandro, companion activities here In the Middle of Fall by Kevin Henkes […]
4 Easy Crafts for November
Planning for mixed groups or those difficult to engage groups can be a challenge. I have found that using small, simple crafts is a way to keep hands busy and working! Because they are not complicated, we can focus many speech and language skills at the same time, plus an extra does of fine motor […]
October Books for Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links.It’s one of my favorite months of the year! October is full of fun therapy with exciting themes and I’ve got my book list ready to share with you!The Hallo-Wiener by Dav Pilkey is not a favorite only because of the dachshund. Maybe. It’s such a great story about being […]
Fall Sequencing Puzzles (FREEBIE!)
Is it fall where you live? Are there colors and cool temps and the exciting feeling that comes this time of year? We don’t get a lot of color change here in Florida, but I am loving the drop in the humidity and cooler nights! If you follow me on social media, you probably also […]
October Theme Therapy Toolkit
Can you believe it’s already October???? I can’t! I’ve got the October Therapy Toolkit ready for you to make this month as easy as possible for you! It includes 8 different activities to cover you for the entire month. Let’s check it out….Week one is all about apples, so I have two quick activities that […]
{New} Fall Speech Activities
Hi friends. I’m going to preface this post with the fact that I am sick. I’ve been sick for three whole days. Because, school. What better way to spend sick days than working? Riiiiiiight. I am currently on self induced vocal rest, which is tough with it being football season and all. Working keeps my […]
Free Scarecrow Activities for Speech Therapy!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. For the first two weeks of November, I am not quite ready to get turkey-fied. I was looking for something new to bring into my speech world and discovered this great book! The Scarecrow’s Hat by Ken Brown is a book I just stumbled upon while doing some online […]
Fall Speech Activities!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links So this week was all about the lovely fall season in my speech room…too bad that nothing about our weather screams fall. I actually happen to love that I live in Florida, where the weather doesn’t have drastic changes. I don’t like cold weather, so I am all for […]
Old Lady Fall Activities! {AND Giveaway}
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. Fall is almost upon us…although, where I live, fall is almost an illusion. It is still in upper 80’s everyday, leaves don’t change too much, and we hit the beach until late october. I know it’s fall when Starbucks starts selling Pumpkin Spiced Lattes (yum!) and football season is […]
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