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Wow! Is it cold! In North Carolina, we can count on seeing snow maybe a couple times each winter, but it’s usually no more than
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Wow! Is it cold! In North Carolina, we can count on seeing snow maybe a couple times each winter, but it’s usually no more than
When I was little I watched sitcoms with a kind of awe during the holiday season. There was never any wrapping paper. They had those
Dear Santa, between all the extra demands of the holiday season—shopping, parties, visiting relatives, cooking—I’m desperate for easy activities that fill an entire session, require
Last week on Facebook I mentioned that I am so not above name dropping celebrities when I can (because, really, how often does it even
To say I’m excited for ASHA is Philly is a bit of an understatement. I’m thrilled the travel is so easy for me. I can’t
I’ve been doing a deep dive into our role in literacy over the past couple of months. It started with reading research on how on
My last few weeks have been a whirlwind! I attended a three day Social Thinking workshop (more to follow!) and am currently embroiled in the
My caseload increasingly includes little ones under 5 years and they require a much different approach than my later elementary aged students. Their attention spans
Reminder! Sign-ups for the Speech Pen Pal project for 2016-17 are closing soon! If you need more info, click here, if you’re ready to sign
Who loves Zingo!? I do! This was a favorite in my household for years and when it was outgrown it immediately found a place on
I often work with elementary aged students who aren’t keen to work on homework, but you and I know that practice outside the therapy room
SLPs have a real love of pirates, don’t they? Is it because of the /r/? The fun language and costuming? Or is it that, especially
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