This post contains Google Affiliate links. I’m enjoying bringing you guys some of my favorite therapy tools each week! Here is another favorite… I have few things that I get TONS of use out of…but this is definitely one! I bought Auditory Memory for Quick Stories by Super Duper on a whim a few years […]
Knuffle Bunny: Speech & Language Activities
I was introduced to this cute story about 5 years ago and I just love this book! Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale was written by Mo Willems and earned a Caldecott Honor. This post contains Google Affiliate links. Knuffle Bunny is a cute tale about a girl and her favorite stuffed animal…you know the one […]
Inch By Inch Language Activities {Freebie!}
This post contains Google Affiliate links. We are trudging through another week of testing in my district, but I have gotten lucky with only having to administer for 2 mornings! So regular therapy is commencing in the afternoon AND another full three days…that makes this SLP much happier about life 🙂 We have been reading […]
Using Paint Sticks for Story Retell and Narratives
I’m not sure if I came up with this on my own (I’d like to think so) or if I saw it somewhere (more likely!), but I have been doing it for so long that I know one thing for sure…it is an AWESOME therapy tool. I use stories weekly in my therapy and I […]
Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed for Speech Therapy
There is nothing I like more than finding printables that go with a book I love! I get to target language skills that I may not be able to address with just the book itself. One of my favorites to work on spatial concepts is Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed by Eileen Christelow. […]
The Napping House Book Activities
I realized that I have gone material mad lately! I love having all of this time to be able to create and cut and paste! Letting my creative juices flow is one of my favorite things to do and summer is the best time to do it, in preparation for the upcoming year. What you […]
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 […]
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