Buzzing about Speech & Language
When planning my for my therapy sessions, I always find myself googling speech and language books for different goals and themes. I’m a book therapy kind of girl, and I probably use them in every single session no matter the age of the student. In order to keep track of all the speech and language books that I was finding,… Read More
At the beginning of January, when we’re all picking ourselves off the couch and drudging back to work, the last thing we want to do is plan for therapy. We wish someone would just wave a magic wand and give us some quick and easy winter speech therapy ideas that keep the kids engaged. Well, friend. I’m here for you…. Read More
If you’re navigating this holiday season from across the screen, you might be craving those vacation days right about now. Keeping a student engaged virtually this time of year is like trying to catch a caffeinated squirrel. So how about some free holiday ideas for teletherapy? Let’s bump up that engagement in therapy with some fun activities. Check out these… Read More
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Why do I feel so much more homesick at Christmas? What is it about the holidays that makes me long for my mama’s hot chocolate? Why do I want to argue about ornaments with my sister, or to sit on my own sofa and watch Christmas movies next to my tree? Maybe it’s knowing that this year I won’t be… Read More
It’s that time, folks! Teachers Pay Teachers is having a CYBER sale this Monday and Tuesday! You can get your wish lists and carts ready because everything will be up to 28% off Nov. 28-29th! Just type in the promo code CYBER2016 before you check out and you’ll be all set. Everything in my store will be on sale, so… Read More
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I’m sorry I’ve been a little MIA lately. As many of you may know, last weekend we experienced the flood of the century here in Baton Rouge. Hundreds of thousands of people were affected and are experiencing significant loss. My family and I are a part of that number. Below is my parents’ street, with so many of their belongings… Read More
One of my favorite ways to scaffold for my students is to add a visual. Many of my kids with language disorders are such visual learners that it’s often the only thing that helps. We’ll talk more about visual scaffolding in a later blog post, but today I wanted to share a fantastic visual to use…stock photos! P.S. Stay tuned… Read More
It’s that time already. I go back to school Thursday. Thursday! Where did the summer go? Luckily TPT decided to have their big SITE WIDE SALE August 1-2 just in time for me to prep some materials and get ready to start my year off right. I’m linking up with Speech Room News to share what’s in my cart for the… Read More
Think Sign Language is Too Difficult to Learn? - Speech Peeps
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Think again. Side Story-This year we made the tough decision to homeschool our oldest. My husband and I love our public school district and they had a great re-opening plan but in the end, it came dow...
