Looking for theme speech therapy ideas? Travel is not one commonly used but is so much fun! In this post, I am sharing 5 different activities for this theme, plus a great freebie! This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. This week we are packing up and hitting the road! In our minds 🙂 I was […]
Rainforest Activities for Speech Therapy & Free Mini Book!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links Have you done any rainforest activities in your speech therapy sessions? It is seriously the best. I’m so excited to share some of the fun activities that we did with the rainforest theme! One of the first things I did was make this big tree in a corner of my […]
Inventors Theme for Speech Therapy (Plus Freebie!)
I’m so excited to start a new theme this week: Inventors! I have several things planned so I wanted to pop in and share them with you guys 🙂 I decided to focus on Garrett Morgan and his invention, the stoplight, for my primary students. This allowed me to get creative with some activities… Up first: […]
American Inventors Nonfiction Activities for Speech Therapy
I’m thrilled to have finished this packet so far in advance of inventors week on the theme calendar, which is scheduled for my last week in February! I knew the theme would be a great opportunity to not only explore my students’ creative minds, but to delve into some nonfiction text about some famous creative […]
Arctic Activities for Speech Therapy
One of my goals for this new year is to be more proactive rather than reactive. Through that, I’m trying to hold myself accountable by posting my therapy plans ahead of time, which helps both of us (I hope!). This weeks theme is arctic (and antarctic) animals…which I’m still tying to the winter theme and […]
Seashores to Sea Floors {App Review}
I’m back with another app review from Mobile Education Store! Kyle knocked my socks off with the Pines to Vines app that I reviewed back in December, so I was super excited to get my hands on Seashores to Sea Floors, another in the Crack the Books series! Seashores to Sea Floors is similar to […]
Using Sentence Strips for Main Idea Goals
This week we have been all about the presidents, so that means LOTS of non fiction text! With some of my intermediate kids, that also means working on comprehension strategies. I also have to incorporate a lot of writing and syntax skills in pretty much everything I do because of my students’ needs. So I […]
Community Helpers Nonfiction Unit
I wanted to do my own unit on Community Helpers after last year, cause I wanted more condensed information to share with my kids. I also wanted to incorporate some non-fiction, similar to my animal units, so I came up with this huge packet full of activities to work on speech & language skills! This […]
Ocean Animal Facts!
I really loved using my Artic & Antarctic Animals download over the winter months, that I knew I wanted to create another similar download for ocean animals, so finally…here it is! I am doing an ocean theme for the next two weeks, do I got this one ready just in time! This download is full […]
Arctic & Antarctic Animal Language Packet
I have bought so much clipart that I actually forget what I have sometimes. As I started looking through what I have this week and what I needed to get done for January, I remembered I had a theme week in January dedicated to cold weather animals and clipart from Scrappin Doodles…Hello! These animals are super […]
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