Home is Where the Heart is: Add a Little Seasoning
Autumn is my favorite time of year. The temperatures and activities really appeal to me, not to mention that “fresh start” feeling that the beginning
Category: For SLPs
Jackpot for Sight Words!
We are very excited to share our new general education and speech therapy game–Jackpot for Sight Words! Like our “Articulation Jackpot” games, students will
Summarizing S
For all of you who sent me a thank you for the “Recapping R” post—you’re welcome! For those of you who might have hinted that
I’m Having a Vision
Picture this, I’m discussing my need for a more structured program targeting a particular grouping of deficits that have been cropping up for me in
Speak, Move, Play and Learn with Children on the Autism Spectrum (plus a giveaway!)
(this post was provided by the author, Lois Brady) Congratulations to Kim who won a free copy of this book! (updated August 31, 2012) In
Karate Speech
There have been lots of great ideas for movement and speech posted in the comments of “Speech in Action,” and I’d like to share a
Speech in Action (with a giveaway!)
(this post was provided by the author, Lois Brady) Congratulations to Caitlin Spalding who won our giveaway! (updated August 24, 2012) Children, particularly those on
LOL (Lof-ing Out Loud) at Schools 2012
Even though I only had a day, I was excited to check out the ASHA School Convention in Milwaukee. And I was doubly excited
Finding Strength in Vulnerability
Perfectionism has a strong allure. At one time I thought it was an admirable vice, demonstrating a drive for excellence, but in the past decade
Cream or Sugar?
Activity Tailor is offering two combo packs to save you time during the new school year! I remember being told, with some frequency, “your eyes
Take a Chance!
One of my greatest blogging thrills was being selected to attend ASHA 2011 in San Diego as an official blogger. I had a ball attending
Barnyard Bingo
I’m revisiting an oldie but goodie, Barnyard Bingo. I’ve had mine for many, many years and a quick online searched showed that, gasp, it’s no
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