So probably one of my favorite books series EVER is “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed….” I did a post over the summer about how I use There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Shell, but since it is Halloween tomorrow, I thought I would share how I used the Bat version…in case […]
Halloween Articulation Crafts!
By now you realize that I love, love, LOVE incorporating cutting and gluing and coloring into my therapy sessions. It may be because I enjoy doing these things. I think they are fun…the kids get tons of practice….and they always have something to take home for carryover. Win, win, win 🙂 Here is what we […]
Halloween Freebie!
I decided I needed a game board to match the Halloween Language Activities I created….and I thought I would share with you guys! Simple and easy to use with any speech or language target your students are working on! Just add markers and dice! You can download it HERE! Don’t forget to leave me some […]
Elmer Activities for Speech Therapy
I did a carnival theme for the first time ever, and I am here to tell you that it was A-W-E-S-O-M-E. My kids and I had such a great time 🙂 Here are some of the highlights: Since elephants are my favorite animal and this one is super colorful like carnivals, I used “Elmer” by […]
Fall Themed Activities for Speech Therapy
This week in speech, we had a fall theme since we are now “officially” in the season…I use this loosely because it is 90 degrees around here and flip flops and shorts are still in full swing 🙂 Nevertheless, I busted out some fun activities to get us in the mood! Here is what we […]
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