BTS Blog Hop: New Kicks Freebie!
(See my post from yesterday for blog hop prizes!) Students will work on following two part directions containing “before” and “after” concepts while collecting new
Month: August 2013
Back-to-School Blog Hop! (Freebies and Prizes!)
Sharpened pencils with pristine pink erasers, the smell of crayons, that wonderful crisp sound when you open a new notebook, these are some of
App Review: Hear2Read (plus a giveaway!)
Update: September 2, 2013 Congratulations to Annie D., Whitney and Jeni R. who won a free copy of this app. Enjoy! I recently received a
Still Moving Ahead!
One of my big goals for the summer was to put together a “Move Ahead Deck for R, R blends and TH.” Phew! I got
Need a Hand?
Perhaps it’s the letters after my name. Perhaps, it’s the fact that I’ve got two teens and haven’t pulled out all my hair (yet). Whatever
Back-to-School Sale (28% off!)
Four times a year, Teachers Pay Teachers offers a sale on the entire site. Coupled with individual sellers discounting prices up to 20%, you can
Quantity Word War
Oh, those quantity words! These tricky concepts can really trip up a language kiddo since it is often about relationships rather than a tangible number.
Climate Change
This slightly messy speech activity has been a hit for me over the years, especially with preschool and Kindergarten aged kiddos, and is easily tailored
New School Year Kicks!
***August 14, 2013: Brittney, Anne and Sandy each won a copy of New School Year Kicks! Congratulations! Who wants to start the school year off
Applying for Disability Benefits for a Child with Apraxia
Today’s guest post is from Molly Clarke, the Social Media Coordinator for Social Security Disability Help and regular contibuter to the Social Security Disability Help blog.
Othello: A Speech Strategy
This post was originally published on July 20, 2011. I love board games and Othello is one of those classic, perfect two player games. Do you
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