Crack the Books iBooks Series
I use the Mobile Education Store apps all the time. Today, I was using Story Builder and Tense Builder. But in addition to their language
Month: March 2014
SpeechPathology.com discount code!
A special Wednesday post to let you know that SpeechPathology.com is offering a 20% discount on a year subscription when you use the code: ACTIVTAILOR
Like a Boss
What I love about the Ban Bossy campaign is that the focus in on language. That the words we choose make a difference. They do.
Reading on a Roll and Short e FREEBIE!
I’ve had a number of students this year that need pre/early reading support and I’ve been creating lots of different ways to address the
Pro Bono
In many industries working for free would be met with disbelief, but whether it’s the big heart of the therapist or the fact that many
Weather Idiom FREEBIE!
For social pleasantries, the weather has always been a safe topic of conversation. At least until this winter! Even my little ones are complaining about
Journal Confession
Have you ever had a habit that you worried was a little, well, deviant? Or, as in my case, a habit I didn’t have that
Friday FreeBEES
Speechie Freebies is adding a Friday link-up to the schedule. This is your chance to link a post with your own free materials (be quick,
It’s a S’match!
I continue to address attributes with a number of my little people this year and have been pulling out games to support our goals in
Love It and List It: Fluency
I know fluency therapy seems to throw many therapists into fits. I think it’s the difficulty of working with something that may fluctuate, rather than
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