It’s getting pretty “hairy” outside of room 134 these days. We’ve been busy making these scary synonym spiders!   I love crafts that are easy peesy-and here’s one of them! You’ll need: plates and fuzzy wire pipe cleaners. You can go with black or spice it up with color if you want 🙂   […]

If you’re on Pinterest, you may have seen this adorable pin floating around. Apparently, no one can find it’s original owner, so if you’re out there, please let me know!   What student doesn’t recognize the famous ipods AND have fun posing to be on them?!? I also loved the idea of incorporating technology into […]

Confession: I do not like to take a lot of time to make crafts. The crafts I love usually have 3 elements: 1. made out of construction paper 2. don’t take a lot of prep 3. can be used with my all my elementary grades K-5. If it doesn’t have these characteristics, forget it.   […]

Last week I was pinteresting (is that even a word?) and started my hunt for a Valentine’s Day craft. I had one objective: Minimal Prep Work. After sorting through numerous of cute, but time-consuming crafts, I came across this Valentine Heart Fish from Sassy Dealz. It’s adorable and let me tell you, easy to make. […]

I’m so excited to share what my students have been doing this week-They’ve been busy glitzing up their vocabulary by creating these glamorous snow globes. The best part? They were completely free to make (and will be for you)! While visiting Pinterest, I saw these cute snow globes but needed an activity to go along […]

Can you smell them? Fall is my favorite season and I love all the smells that go along with it. Pumpkin spice lattes Crisp brown leaves Cinnamon oatmeal cookies Sweet smelling mums Yum! Fall is great for baking and you can tell I have food on my mind! Another great fall activity (according to my […]

This year I decided to have a little fun with my bulletin board outside of my therapy room. I geared it toward my younger grades and the theme was “All Aboard Emotions!” Each train cart has Thomas the Train on it with an emotion. Above it, there is a window where I took pictures of […]

I love my clip chart. I’ve been using it for two years now and my kiddos love it. Best of all, it’s implemented district wide, so it’s nothing new for my students when they walk into my speech room-they have the routine down, which makes my job easier. Don’t worry though, even if you’re the […]

First of all, I just would like to say “Thank You” for supporting my little store during Cyber Monday. TPT broke all sorts of records for the amount of products that were bought. (See my last post for some items I splurged on). I am still constantly amazed that other therapists and teachers are using my […]