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Just last week I saw Smarty Ears announce an update to Articulate It! that allows you to select themes. What fun! I downloaded the change
My blog is the one travelling these days–you can catch me in the newest ASHA Leader magazine or a product review over at Speech Room
Summer is a great time to reset. Especially if you don’t see students, it’s an opportunity to recharge, maybe do some reorganization, maybe take some
I spent quite a bit of time working on -er and -est endings last year. (Maybe you remember my Christmas Comparatives FREEBIE? Grab it
I adore The Devil Wears Prada, not just for the amazingly dismissive quotes from Meryl Streep (that we use—jokingly—around our house still) and fabulous clothing/accessories
Many of us have worked in hospital settings even if just for practicums, but it’s a very different situation to be there as either
I’m in my last week of students and looking forward to the summer months ahead. I plan to take some much need relaxation time as
How hard do you push your students? I’ll admit I used to want speech to be fun, light, better than the classroom since I was
The ASHA Leader has included a number of “Get Social” articles in the past few months. I contributed one on How to Keep Your Business
***Congratulations to Maggie L. and Stephanie B. who won their choice of three digital downloads from my TpT store!*** The majority of the time, I
I bought the Scrabble Alphabet Scoop game a few years ago, used it a few times and then it just sort of got lost in the
In an ideal world, the school year would come to an end and we’d write a discharge summary for every student, secure in the knowledge
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The views expressed in this blog are my own and are intended to inspire other speech-language pathologists in their own practice. If you are a parent, teacher or other educator, these ideas are not intended to take the place of treatment by a certified clinician. Read full disclaimer here.
