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 […]
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 […]
The Language Train…En Español!
I was so happy about all the positive feedback that we got on the Spanish version of Winter Bingo, that Becky and I decided to move forward with doing more activities for bilingual therapists. I am here to share our first big project, which I just posted the English version of yesterday…All Aboard, the Language […]
Tense Builder App Review
There’s nothing more I love than something that simply works. Especially in therapy. And you just can’t argue that good apps work. I introduce, I teach, I supplement, but it is truly amazing how apps can grab attention and help me with those things. I’m pretty picky with apps. I don’t use my ipad too much in […]
Snowmen Language Activities!
So I have the first of my December downloads ready to go for you guys! Round 1 goes to the snowmen….cause what else gets you in the winter mood?! Wellllll, I actually know nothing about snow. It snowed once in Florida when I was 8 and it actually stuck to the ground, we measured at […]
Syntax City App Review
I know you’ve heard the hype…I’ve seen other bloggers reviewing this app, which is why I quietly waited my turn. But I just can’t hold it back anymore! THIS APP IS AWESOME! I already had a Articulation Scenes, another Smarty Ears app, which I also love. When I was offered to try and review Syntax […]
Veteran’s Day Grammar Games
Well I know my fellow bloggers have already started getting you guys prepared for Thanksgiving with TONS of awesome downloads…I was lucky enough to snag one of Jenna’s Thanksgiving Language downloads, which I am excited to use! BUT, I have a week in November that has nothing to do with turkeys or food. Veterans Day […]
Paw Print Sentences Freebie
I have quite a few students who are working on sentence structure and word order, so I am always trying to find fun ways to work on it…when I found these really colorful paw prints from Graphics From the Pond, I had a great idea! Included are 16 paw prints, each with 5 words that make […]
Football Themed Language Activities
I finished the football pack! I am so excited to share this one. I got the adorable football graphics from Scrappin Doodles. Included in the download are 5 language based activities to target listening comprehension, reasoning, vocabulary, and grammar: First up…verbs! There is one sorting mat with two football players, one for past tense and one […]
DIY Hands On Activity for Vocabulary
I have another Pinterest inspired DIY game for you! One of my most favorite blogs is Classroom DIY…they have so many great ideas! It is a collaborative blog, where several contributors do posts on DIY projects. I even found that they had a similar project for the cereal box files I had seen else where and shown […]
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