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The amount of information being offered on SLP blogs each week is astounding and rather overwhelming. Wondering how you can make better sense of it
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Articulation Vacation App Review and Giveaway!
Congratulations to Annie Doyle who won this giveaway! This week I will be reviewing—and giving away copies of—apps from Virtual Speech Center! I had a
Get Inspired!
Looking for some inspired speech activities to get the new year under way? Look no further! TPT is hosting a site-wide sale and you can
8 Ways to Use Painter’s Tape in the Therapy Room
Who loves painter’s tape? I do! For a while I was into refinishing furniture and went through a MacKenzie-Childs inspired phase. Here’s my wild laundry
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
What’s in Your Cart?
The TPT Cyber sale is taking place this Monday and Tuesday and you can get some great deals on all kinds of speech language activities!
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
Catering Containers for Organization
I grew up near Chester, NJ, a town loaded with craft stores and antique dealers. One of my favorite childhood vendors was the dollhouse store.
Think Board
You know what I’m loving these days? Whipping out a marker and drawing right on the table and watching those little eyes get HUGE. It’s
I’m Joking! Articulation and Language Joke Books
A few years ago, I inherited a caseload full of 2-5th grade boys that had been in therapy longer than they wanted to be. Need
Cariboo Alternatives for Speech Therapy and Special Ed
Let me go on record as saying I like Cariboo. I think it’s a fun way to practice lots of speech and language skills and
High Frequency Word Lists (and a Happy New Year!)
Enjoy this high frequency word list freebie! For some reason this break is seeming luxuriously long, maybe because the holidays fell in the middle of
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