I am pretty pumped about this new One Item Therapy resource I just posted. It’s not only been tested out on my family but I’ve already started using it with a few of my students! In my opinion, bubbles and SLPs go together like peanut butter and jelly, am I right? We love them! It’s […]

I am so very excited about this newest product I can add to my collection of “mixed groups” therapy items.   It’s all about simple with this product. With the busy schedules we have, I wanted a packet that would be meaningful and fun for our students but also didn’t require a lot of precious […]

I’ve love New Year’s. It’s one of those holidays that typically gets overlooked by the beauty and busyness of Christmas and sneaks up quietly and freshly without much notice. It’s important though, both for ourselves and for our students. I’ll admit, it’s HARD going back after break. The sleeping in, the no schedule, the late […]

I was browsing Pinterest the other day (it’s not a rare occurrence at my house) and I stumbled upon this adorable craft by Learning with Lizz R that I knew I immediately needed this Christmas. So…I bought it during the big TPT sale last week :). I have an older caseload this year so this […]

Since an at-home caseload varies, this year the majority of my students are older, with my grades ranging from 3rd grade to 9th grade. That could change next week, but for now, I get the pleasure of working with these sweet older (dare I even say, more mature) students. If you know me at all, […]

As we all start thinking about getting our rooms ready this year I thought I’d share a fun little craft I’ve had on my mind for quite some time-a SPEECH sign. I see a lot of teachers with their adorable classrooms decorated in even more adorable signs (bought from Etsy) and I wanted one too-just not […]

It is just me or was this winter loooong? Here in Ohio, we had 8 cold/snow days (3 of which we made up over spring break). Ugh! I think it’s safe to say that I’ve ready to get out end-of-year Summer Packets since…well, JANUARY. My students continue to ask every year for these books. They’re […]

If you know me at all, you know that I love simple. You know I’m a little picky. Perhaps you saw this Valentine craft or this Spring craft.  I really only entertain the idea of holiday crafts in my speech if they have these components: easy can be prepped in under 30 minutes must require materials […]

Scrolling through my many goals during progress report week (sigh), I noticed many of them focused on writing this year. Writing is huge. It takes language to the next level. Many of my students can speak in sentence but then add in capitalization, punctuation, and spelling, and you have a recipe for disaster. As much as I love […]

  Here in room 134, we’ve been busy making snow globes and learning some new winter vocabulary! The kids LOVE crafts so the last few days before Christmas is usually when I pull out something fun and easy for them to whip up.  Snow globes are my favorite because you can use them even after […]