Attendance and Data Collection Freebie 2017-18
I’ve wrapped up my year–sessions and paperwork–and am now focused on my daughter’s high school graduation (gulp!) I will be seeing a handful of students
Tag: speech language activities
A Dose of DailyArt
I took several art history classes in college. Not to fulfill any particular requirement, simply out of interest. Even today, I love wandering around museums
Feed the Caterpillar and other Buggy Fun!
When I was in first grade, Mrs. Shrader read aloud every day after recess. And one magical day, while she was reading us Eric Carle,
Eboo Extension Activities Podcast!
This week I’m sharing some of my favorite games from Eeboo. These are fantastic for addressing social language goals (and who doesn’t need support in
Eeboo Games and Giveaway!
I’m a game fanatic and pride myself on the ability to adapt nearly any off-the-shelf board game to fit the needs of my students. But
Desperately Seeking Spring Break
Social media is currently awash in memes of teachers/SLPs hanging by a thread in the hopes of making it to spring break. I sooooo get
Bunny Articulation and Freebie!
Who else is ready for spring?! During the next month, my articulation students will be practicing their words while the create cute no mess (no
Going Beyond Seasonal Themes in Speech Therapy
It was 80 degrees this weekend. In February. In fact, the last month has had so many very warm days, all of the daffodils are
Therapy Roundup–Mothers and Babies and Rhyming Podcast!
Happy weekend to you! I had a veeery short week due to winter break (and it’s hard to believe it was winter break since the
How (and Why) to Teach Rhyming plus a Freebie!
Rhyming is one component of phonemic awareness and a skill that many children seem to pick up with little explicit teaching. But not everyone! If
The Importance of Sight Words
Literacy is a critical component to my therapy; perhaps especially for my artic/phono kiddos because research shows that they are at particular risk of reading
Therapy Roundup–Garbage Route, Animals in Snow and Minimal Pairs
Welcome back to my weekly therapy roundup! Sometimes you have a little one that really needs you to tap into their area of expertise to
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