Ice Fishing! (includes a freebie!)
Fishing is a staple in my therapy room and I’m guessing it is in your as well. But recently, I figured out a way to
Category: Freebies
Gifts of Gab!
I try to buy Christmas gifts as the inspiration strikes and I have a shelf in our guest room where I hide those goodies. It’s
A Quick RehASH-A
ASHA timed it just right this year. Denver had snow just before our arrival and struggled with more wintery weather just after our departure. I’m
Halloween Fun Sequencing FREEBIE!
My students really enjoy Halloween. It’s such a kid friendly holiday (unlike many others that involve really stressed-out adults). So when I have the opportunity
Pathways for Articultion and Language plus a FREEBIE!
One of the great things about living in the middle of North Carolina is that you are nearly an equal distance between the beach and
Branching Out (all over)
During the fall I posted a question in a few SLP Facebook groups, “How do you go about gaining expertise in a new area of
For the Love of Speech Blog Hop FREEBIE
I’ve got a treat for you today! The Speech Owl and Speech to the Core have organized a For the Love of Speech Blog Hop
sNOw Problem
No snow? No problem. It’s been plenty cold here, but we haven’t see snow yet. In fact, some years we don’t see any at all.
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
A Sleighful of Gifts of Gab!
We’re entering one of my favorite times of the year. I realize it’s hectic. I know it seems like you couldn’t possibly finish everything you’re
Thanksgiving Holiday Hop
Time for some Thanksgiving fun and freebies! I’ve created Thanksgiving themed conversation starters that can be used during classroom meetings, classroom feasts, the speech therapy
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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