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Teaching pronouns in speech therapy will always be a frequent goal because so many children confuse subject pronouns like “she” with “her.” “Me want one!”

I had a roommate whose favorite color was plaid. I had a student whose favorite color was glitter and then, just recently, another whose favorite

March is supposed to be in like a lion, out like a lamb and maybe they’re right because, despite enjoying a 70 degree walk on

Last May, I wrote a post with suggestions for some “emergency” apps you can have on your phone in the event you find yourself in

Are you a big fan of wordless picture books? What about upping the ante to animated wordless shorts?! I was inspired by the adorable “Hola

Valentine’s Day weekend was bitterly cold (for NC at least), perfect weather for snuggling with loved ones. It finished with a beautiful cover of romantic,

The amount of information being offered on SLP blogs each week is astounding and rather overwhelming. Wondering how you can make better sense of it

My students are so fired up about the Panther/Bronco match-up this Sunday and I’ve updated my football freebie to reflect the teams’ colors. This is

Congratulations to Marie M K who won the giveaway! This week I will be reviewing—and giving away copies of—apps from Virtual Speech Center! I had

Congratulations to Annie Doyle who won this giveaway! This week I will be reviewing—and giving away copies of—apps from Virtual Speech Center! I had a

Looking for some inspired speech activities to get the new year under way? Look no further! TPT is hosting a site-wide sale and you can
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