Paper, Pencil and Paper Clip Challenge
Felice at the Dabbling Speechie is hosting a linky party based on the grad school professor adage that you can do treatment with anything, even
Category: Articulation
Under Pressure
Many of my students struggle in the classroom or regular conversation. It’s just too fast paced. My room can be a welcome respite. A place
Fluency, a Linky Party and a Huge Sale!
I’m really into TED talks. I love that I can pop on the site and, over a quick sandwich, be thinking about a topic I’ve
Zig-ah-zig-ah!
It’s been busy over here! Lots of basketball. Lots of new students. Lots of projects. Here are a couple of my latest: Zig Zags for
Speech Pals
I fell into such a fun situation this fall that I’m hoping I may be able to expand it in the future. I’m between a
Open Ended Winter Games
I find myself travelling between three schools again this year which means open ended games or worksheets that are ultra-portable are a real asset! The
It’s sNOw Problem Crafts
I used to do lots of crafts with my own kids when they were little and I miss those days! Periodically, I’ll bring something to
Zig Zags for Articulation or Language
Welcome back and Happy 2015! I really took time off this year—two full weeks—and am feeling refreshed and eager to face the new year! (If
Quick Christmas Fun
The holidays continue to draw near and I’m taking just a moment to share some quick Christmas themed activities that I’ve been using. Santa’s Hat:
ArtikPix Levels Plus Review and Giveaway!
***Tiffany Moore was the winner of the app giveaway!*** Look who I met at ASHA this year—Eric Sailers! (pictured: me, Eric, Aubrey from Yapp Guru)
Super Cyber Sale
Wow, the last couple of weeks have been a whirlwind! First ASHA, then Thanksgiving…I even had a couple speech “emergencies” come up in between! Now
Hello, Sports Fans! and a World Series FREEBIE!
Several weeks ago, I shared a football freebie that received a bunch of positive feedback. It made me think I’m not the only SLP with
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