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 […]
Bear’s New Friend Speech & Language Activities
This post includes Amazon Affiliate links I LOVE the Bear book series by Karma Wilson…I have been slowly building a library of materials to go with my library of books, and I am so excited to share with you the newest addition… Bear’s New Friend is a story about the newest addition to Bear’s forest […]
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 […]
Reading Comprehension Camp {App Review & Giveaway!}
I have been holding out on this app review for Reading Comprehension Camp from Smarty Ears for a few weeks, but I am ready to spread the good news! I love this app! I like to wait a little bit on reviews so that I can really use them with my students and decide what […]
Bear Wants More Speech & Language Activities
Raise your hand if you are ready for spring! Both my hands are up! This Florida girl is over the cold weather and ready to stick my toes in the ocean 🙂 Until that time comes, I have started working on spring activities for my speech room. First on the list…another wonderful Bear book… Bear Wants […]
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 […]
There Was an Old Lady Swallowed a Rose!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. I just finished my next installment of “The Old Lady…” series, just in time for planning February. I can’t believe we are already seeing Valentine’s Day activities going up everywhere, but SLPs are all a bunch of planners, aren’t we?! I decided to go with the Kindle version of […]
Bear Feels Scared Language Activities!
Bear Feels Scared by Karma Wilson and Jane Chapman is another great book for therapy that I love! It is based on the same characters from Bear Stays Up for Christmas, which I did last month. I’m hoping that you guys will love this book as much as that one! This story is about how Bear […]
There Was a Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow Speech Activities
I plan on creating a unit to go with each of the “There Was An Old Lady…” books, so this is my next installment! This one is a little different, as it is a Cold Lady instead of an Old Lady, but the kids think it is fun all the same! I also ended up […]
Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bell Book Activities
I’ve posted on these books before, but I just don’t think it can get more functional that the “There Was An Old Lady…” series for teaching sequencing, seasonal vocabulary, and comparing/contrasting skills. These books are AWESOME! I know that I will be using “There was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Bell” this month, so […]
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