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Congratulations to Nikki who won a free copy of her own! I know it seems hard to believe, but spring will be coming soon, the
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Congratulations to Nikki who won a free copy of her own! I know it seems hard to believe, but spring will be coming soon, the

Congratulations to Kim and Michelle who each won a copy! Sometimes simple really is the best and the Bag Game (version 1.15) by All4MyChild is

A little over a year ago, I shared a review of Kids Sound Lab (click here for the full post). I think this app does

Congratulations to Mary and Debra who each won a copy of this app! Basketball is a HUGE deal in North Carolina so I was excited

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

Graduate school is a tough time. Not only was I limited in my knowledge and experience (professional and life), but you’re constantly thrown into new

One of the greatest perks to blogging is the chance to meet other SLPs, especially those who are pursuing artistic endeavors in addition to managing

(a SLiPping Through the Day post) Here we go. At the end of the year I find myself thinking, “once the kids and I are

Let’s take a break from back-to-school organizing and have a little fun! This summer I re-watched some favorite movies and a few feature the mighty

“Welcome!” (Imagine I’m standing here with iced tea and cookies) “Thanks so much for coming!” Activity Tailor has been undergoing a huge make-over during the

Here I am, ready to celebrate my 3rd blog-iversery! Last year, I gave new(er) speech bloggers a chance for some exposure and I’d love to

About a year and half ago I wrote a post titled A Little More Action. I had been to a few conferences that had me
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