This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links You knew it was coming…I have even had some emails about it…and here it is…My language unit to accompany “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Shell!” by Lucille Colandro! I have actually done a post on this book before, back when I first started blogging, with some […]
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 […]
Helping Verb Freebie
Helping verbs. Our children with language impairments have so much trouble with these. I saw this really cute post on Pinterest for a Helping Verbs song, but of course the link was broken, so I have no one to credit it to…nonetheless, its cute! So, of course my creative juices started flowing and I made […]
Fish Bowl Articulation Craft
I thought I would share some more of the beach themed ideas for therapy I have been working on and some that I did with my students before summer vacation started. The first is an idea I got from another great speech blog, Speech Therapy Ideas. Becky posted a fun idea for fish bowls to work […]
Old Lady Shell Retell!
Since I have been working on ocean materials, I thought I would share one of my favorite books that I use for beach/ocean theme…There Was An Old Lady Who Swallows A Shell by Lucille Colandro and illustrated by Janet Lee. I adore these books, and there is one for almost every season! They are really great for […]
Irregular Verb Cards
Today, I am sharing this game targeting irregular past tense verbs. This is one of those skills that really gets my kiddos with language impairments confused. I thought this would be a fun way to work on the goal, and get lots of practice! Each student draws one card from the pile and names the […]
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