Hungry Hippos
Here’s another classic game that is easily adapted for articulation drills. Materials: Hungry Hungry Hippos game, word list or deck of artic cards How to
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Artic Attack!
A few years ago, I authored two books with Say It Right, and they continue to contain activities I use with great frequency in my
Speechie Freebies!
I’m so excited to be joining the collaboration over at Speechie Freebies! If you aren’t familiar with the site already, you must check it out.
“Irish I May” Articulation game (and free “lucky” idioms worksheet)
I’m a quarter Irish which probably accounts for my freckles and the tendency for my highlights to pull a coppery red (anyone else have this
Rock Paper Scissors Articulation Card Game
Rock Paper Scissors, shoot! The January through March months can really seem to drag on, especially for kids. The newness of the classroom has
Give this a Tri!
During one of my Christmas shopping jaunts, I picked up a new game for me—Tri-ominos. It looked easy. It looked fun. It was cheap (I
Squash the Spider! Don’t Spill the Cider!
I was inspired by a number of flyswatter games that have been posted recently and decided to put together one of my own. I currently
Spooky Messages
Halloween is such a fun holiday. There’s lots of fantasy and candy, no pressure of presents or entertaining. The kiddos love it, though I
Have you “Herd” of LessonPix? (plus a giveaway)
October 5, 2012: Congratulations to Colleen who won a year subscription to LessonPix! LessonPix is a fabulous, subscription based website that gives you loads and
Tabletop Bowling
Bowling is a game that’s often used in speech therapy. It’s a fun way to play and address goals, plus it provides some movement which
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
Apps by STS
Update 6/29/12: Congratulations to Arlen Schwarz, Carol, Kim Hovey (2!), Debbie Childs, Janice and Robyne who received a free app from STS! I love working
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