For many of us the holiday season is our favorite time of year. The lights, the decorations, the break in the everyday routine make for
I can’t remember when my daughter didn’t love horses. It seems like since she was old enough to speak she was begging for pony rides,
The Edublog Awards are designed to: create a resource of social media for educators and introduce new sites that you might not otherwise find. Nominations
Have you had a chance to browse around TeachersPayTeachers lately? What was once strictly for the classroom teacher has blossomed into a site with
My household has been a whirlwind this past month. Both of my children participate in fall activities that culminate in November. I threw two birthday
Each year, ASHA honors an individual who embodies the spirit of Annie Glenn, known for her advocacy of communication disorders. This year’s “Annie” recipient is
November 18, 2012: Lauren was the winner of my #ASHAless giveaway! Congratulations! The van’s packed and I’m ready to go! For those of you headed
Ah. Atlanta. My husband and I arrived in Atlanta as newlyweds. He had recently accepted a job with his corporate headquarters. I joined him to
Sounds intriguing doesn’t it? PediaStaff, in addition to providing valuable placement assistance for pediatric therapists (SLP, OT, PT, school psychologists and assistants), has been a
A couple weeks ago, I mentioned a kiddo working on /s/ clusters that kept the /s/ and omitted the other consonant (click here for post).
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