This is one of my bucket list projects that I have wanted to do for a loooooong time and just now got around to it…and I just can’t even tell you how excited I am about how it turned out! You know I love two things…crafts and that darn old lady that likes to eat […]
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 […]
Old Lady…and Book Companion!
This Old Lady book is the newest to my collection and I am so excited to have it! I promised many of you that this would be ready before school started and I have gotten it done just for that. And did you see my post of my lack of motivation? This required some serious […]
Granny Graphs!
I had a special request from one of my readers to create some graphing games with the Old Lady graphics, so I did! I thought I would also share them with everyone, just in case you would like to use them too! I really had fun making these, so I am excited to show you […]
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Shell!
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 […]
Following Directions {FREEBIE!}
I had a request in my TPT store for something to target following directions with ‘cute’ graphics. I wasn’t really sure which direction to go with that, then the buyer suggested I use the Old Lady from my packets and I said…ding, ding, ding! I can hook you up! Then I decided…I will hook everyone […]
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Chick!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate Links. I’ve been busy getting ready for the rest of the month and have finally finished the packet for “There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Chick!” by Lucille Colandro. In this version, the Old Lady is swallowing all the springtime fun…chicks, baskets, and candy until she meets the […]
There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Clover!
Aaaaaaand she’s back! Except…this packet has actually been in my TPT store since January…and I am just now realizing that I never did a blog post about it…whoopsie! There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A CLOVER by Lucille Colandro is another one of my favorites! Now, our favorite old lady is back to […]
Speech Therapy Activities for “There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow” – includes Freebies!
I love to hear how people are using materials I created, so when Carly shared with me how she was using my packet for There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow, I asked her to please share with you guys as a guest post! She paired some amazing activities with this book! So […]
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