This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links. Most SLPs I know play games…lots and lots of games. It is great for motivating little ones and the big kids….plus getting tons of practice into a session. And we might just be the best at making any game target what we need it to! As I was unpacking […]
Vocabulary Card Game
You might remember the activity that I made a while back, Up, Up, & Away Articulation with an open ended game board and game cards targeting several sounds. I knew this was also an activity that I wanted to do for language and finally got around to crossing it off my to-do list!! So now we […]
Throwback Thursday!
I don’t know one single person who hasn’t expressed their love for the 80’s in some way, shape, or form. The hair, the fluorescent colors, and, my personal favorite, the music! I am an 80’s baby, so maybe that’s the draw…either way, when I found clipart with an 80’s theme I did the running man […]
Planning for Back to School!
It’s starting…the time when I start missing the artic cards and Candyland and planning therapy. Summer is coming to an end. I am down to one week left, which is exciting and a little sad all at the same time. I love being home all summer with my son…no schedules to keep, no alarms, and […]
Dolch Word Articulation Game
I don’t normally talk trash. Welllll, except during football season 😉 And I never teach my students to until now… But it’s not what you think, I promise! I found this activity, Trash or Treasure? on Pinterest last week and I knew I could make this speech related, so I did! Introducing…Trash Talk! What is Trash […]
Outer Space Grammar Activities
I’ve been busy working on my calendar for the upcoming school year and trying to to do a lot of planning. At some point I decided that outer space would be a good theme, have you done that one before? I just finished some activities a couple of days ago and am so excited to […]
Who Question Cards Freebie
The Whoo is it? game was so popular last week that I decided to go with more owls this week for another freebie! This time I did 44 question & answer cards, so you can play go fish & memory, or just use as flashcards to work on answering and asking WHO questions! You can […]
Confessions of a SLP Shopaholic
I really just have a problem. I cannot go into any store and not find something I think will just be awesome for speech. I do not always make the purchase, I have some self control (a.k.a. lack of endless funds). But this week I have gotten so lucky with great finds and I had […]
Inferencing with Who Question Cards
What goes better with owls than WHO questions?! Download these cards for free in my TPT Store! Happy Monday 🙂
Easy Articulation Game
Social media has positively impacted my life this week and I am so grateful. I have learned so much from SLPs all over the place and it is truly a wonderful experience. If you aren’t following me on Facebook and Instagram, I encourage you to join in! In other news, I have been working on […]
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