Y’all. It’s 80 degrees, I’m walking around barefoot, and I may have even sweat today. Glory, Glory, Hallelujah! I’ve waited for this for so long. I know I don’t live in a frozen tundra that a lot of you come from, but it’s been colder than I like around these parts, and I’m thrilled […]
Spring Data Collection!
So when I created the Winter Data Packet, it made my life MUCH easier and I hoped that it was going to make yours too…I was so happy to get lots of awesome feedback from you guys! AND lots of requests for the spring version! I finished it just in time for the TPT sale […]
Summer Picnic Freebie!
First, I feel like I have neglected my blog and you guys this past week and I am sorry! My son has been out of town on vacation with his dad, so I have had some alone time, which I NEVER have. I thought that would translate into getting a lot of work done, but […]
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 […]
Caterpillar Craft for Speech
Well, I say caterpillar, but I have seen this one turn into snakes and butterflies today, so I guess it is a just an activity you can use to cover a variety of creatures 🙂 This week is all about outdoors and bugs…in between rounds with state standardized tests. UGH. This activity brings some fun […]
Spring Crafts for Speech Therapy
I sure have missed my craftivity posts lately! I am back today with not just one, but TWO cute ideas for spring. First…April showers…For this one, we did umbrellas and raindrops! I copied an umbrella pattern likes this one HERE on bright spring colored paper, and cut a few million blue rain drops. Actually, I […]
Spring Compare & Contrast Freebie
What’s Under the Umbrella? is an activity to target comparing and contrasting. Each umbrella card has two pictures for your students to list similarities and differences. There are 12 umbrella cards. I also included a Venn diagram as a visual for your students! You can find this freebie in my TPT Store!
Easter Craftivity!
I am actually not in school this week (yay spring break!) but I had the cutest craft idea that I couldn’t resist sharing with you guys! I am a little bummed I can’t do this one with my kiddos! I was perusing Pinterest and came across this pin… I thought it was SO super cute! If […]
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 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 […]
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