Post Holiday Lessons
I’m on break! Hoping you are too! I had a mini mountain of paperwork to finish before I could start to relax…and how long before
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Year: 2016
Holidays Should Include Everyone
All year long we advocate for our students. We offer services in the classroom and provide strategies to teachers to include our special needs students.
Gift Boxes to Target….Anything!
When I was little I watched sitcoms with a kind of awe during the holiday season. There was never any wrapping paper. They had those
No Prep, No Mess Santa Craftivity
Dear Santa, between all the extra demands of the holiday season—shopping, parties, visiting relatives, cooking—I’m desperate for easy activities that fill an entire session, require
Name Dropping with a Purpose
Last week on Facebook I mentioned that I am so not above name dropping celebrities when I can (because, really, how often does it even
No Strings Attached Giveaway!
I don’t know about you, but Cyber Monday sales are much more appealing to me than the Black Friday, brave-the-crowds crush. Unless I have a
ASHA Takeout: 5 Treats for Hungry SLPs
Thanksgiving day isn’t even here and I am stuffed. Stuffed to the brim with new ideas, knowledge and friendship. I gorged at ASHA16. If I could have
ASHA Swag Bag Raffle and HUGE “Home for ASHA” Giveaway (includes $100 TPT gift card)
To say I’m excited for ASHA is Philly is a bit of an understatement. I’m thrilled the travel is so easy for me. I can’t
Checking Off Those CEUs
Are you one of those SLPs scrambling to get their CEUs completed by the end of the year? It’s happened to us all. I’m a
Incorporating Literacy into Speech Therapy (with authentic, not prettified photos)
I’ve been doing a deep dive into our role in literacy over the past couple of months. It started with reading research on how on
Freebies, Freebies and More Freebies!
My last few weeks have been a whirlwind! I attended a three day Social Thinking workshop (more to follow!) and am currently embroiled in the
Nine People’s Favorite Thing
When it comes to dorky, I’m pretty sure I’ve got you beat. Try this on. In high school, I played hooky (with my mom’s
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