Psst…you. Yes you. The SLP who is sitting there at a desk eating lunch by herself. Mostly because she’s in up to her eyeballs in progress reports but then partly because all the grade level teachers eat with each other. And she doesn’t have a grade level. The SLP who goes home at night wondering if what he’s […]
Elections in Speech! {Freebies Included}
Honesty here: I’m not super happy about our upcoming election. It’s just hard, you know? And that’s all I’m going to say about it. Period. HOWEVER….that’s not stopping us from having some fun with election during speech! My students are not only learning about our amazing privilege of voting, they are actually enjoying it! And guess what? […]
The {VERY} Visual Schedule
A few weeks ago I posted this little picture on my Instagram. You might have seen it. A student of mine desperately needed a visual schedule on her desk and I (being a lover of all things providing closure such as check marks), created this tabbed schedule so she could easily close the tasks as they […]
What’s the Pic Articulation {App Review}
Today I’m reviewing a fun new app from Home Speech Home called “What’s the Pic Articulation.” The app is unique as it responds to speech sound so it encourages the students to talk! When we played, my students’ favorite part was trying to guess the picture. Once a student says their words, a picture (such […]
One Item Therapy {Pumpkins}
Have you been bit by the pumpkin bug yet? My husband and I both enjoy pumpkin spice so it’s a win over here! A few of you reached out to me and said that pumpkins needed their own One Item Therapy packet. You all always have the BEST ideas because I have to say, this may […]
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I absolutely love my students. Like many of you, I don’t stop thinking about them, praying for them or planning activities that will further their learning the moment I step out of the school building. There are days when I wish I could take a few of them home with me and take away the hurt […]
Updated Articulation for Reading and Conversation
I’ve been slooooowly going through and updating some of my best-sellers when the babies are napping. This one was next on my list and I’m loving it’s new simply, streamlined look. Articulation for Reading and Conversation is perhaps one of my favorite resources and one I am proud to have created. Back in 2014, I […]
Labeling Tips to Organize Your Materials
We’ve all been there. You’re looking for a specific resource you know would fit perfectly with the group of kids that are about to walk into your therapy room in…oh 2 minutes and YOU CAN’T FIND IT. I can feel the anxiety start to well up in me just thinking about it. Here are a few tips on how […]
Updated Common Core Cans!
These little guys got a much needed makeover this week! When I opened up this resource, I saw that I created it in early 2013. Really?! Where has the time gone? I’m actually at a private district that doesn’t implement the Common Core this year (gasp! Such rebels-I know!) so I included some with plain […]
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