
It’s Coming!
I just returned from visiting my in-laws at the beach, and I’m not really ready to acknowledge how far we are into the summer and
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I just returned from visiting my in-laws at the beach, and I’m not really ready to acknowledge how far we are into the summer and

I’m not sure where I originally read about this documentary, but I was intrigued to see it. (Currently it has a very small release, primarily

Happy Anniversary to…Me! Activity Tailor is now four years old. Who knew I had so much to say?! As a thank you to all of
I always had a book in hand as a child, and often still do, so I couldn’t resist this post from my other New Blogger

A big welcome to Annie Doyle of Doyle Speech Works who was one of the winners in my New Blogger Contest! Â I love social media,

Phew! I just checked a huge to-do off my list and it feels great! My Rock, Paper, Scissor games have been my most popular, but

Ah, summer! What a great time to recharge and spend time with family. This year we really indulged and spent two weeks in Hilton Head

Today I’m sharing a game I used frequently this spring; Feed the Woozle, by Peaceable Kingdom. It’s a great resource for working on following directions

Next month will be my 4th blogiversary! Â I’d love to receive feedback from you–whether you’re a devoted fan, new reader or just occassionally drop by.

I really prefer to walk outside or dance for my exercise, but when the weather is completely uncooperative, I head to the gym. Our local

It started so innocently. Last August, I received a mass email from my state organization. “If you have information to share about innovative programs, therapy

I wanted to share a recap of the pen pal project I worked on with Gabby at MiddleSchoolSLP this spring. It was a rousing success!Â
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