There’s a Frenzy going on over on Facebook. Head over to get some great Freebies and product samples from your favorite SLP bloggers and TPT sellers. Click on the image below to get a clickable map to each Facebook page-or just follow the frenzy to collect your products! https://docs.google.com/a/brsu.org/file/d/0B7RjOiHmjqcDNnZuUGNzdEtzaEE/edit
Speachy Feedback: January Edition
Nicole over at AllisonSpeechpeeps.blogspot.com has a monthly linky party where we get the opportunity to choose someone who has left specific and meaningful feedback on our Teacher’s Pay Teachers or Teacher’s Notebook products. Everyone likes to get feedback on their products. It’s nice to get feedback like “Great job” or “Thanks, I love it!” It’s […]
Super Lazy Speech Therapy: Stair-ticulation
After finishing up progress reports (and about 2 trays of cookies over the holidays), it’s sometimes hard to get back into the swing of things. It’s a perfect time for a super lazy day activity. Do you have stairs at your school or building? It’s a great way to practice drill activities. I really like […]
When Mr. Potato Head and Puzzles don’t Work: Enticing Games for Young Children
If you were making a charm bracelet for a pediatric Speech language pathologist, you’d probably want to include a puzzle piece, a bubble wand and a Mr. Potato head figurine. These are great activities for targeting vocabulary, requesting, early conversation skills and following directions. What happens when you at the home of a little guy […]
Soapbox Saturday: Why our words matter more than we realize
My son has recently started to make little books on his own. He writes “words” in them or sometimes copies words that he has seen and illustrates them. Last week, I went to pick him up from childcare and saw that he had made a book that was sitting on the counter. I asked him […]
Surviving the Polar Vortex while single handedly treating articulation AND language disorders.
It’s been a little chilly here the past few days. As I write this the temperatures is -17, which is better than yesterday morning when it was -22. We don’t get this cold very often. It’s the kind of cold that makes your feet cramp up if you don’t have good boots. When you go […]
Resolved Resolutions and a FREEBIE
Does anyone take time to do New Year’s Resolutions? I usually try to pick resolutions that will be very easy for me to complete. For instance, one of my personal resolutions is to drink an extra glass of water each day. Not 8 glasses but at least one. I have to start somewhere. Last January […]
Mama-on-Days: Tales from the Elf
Last year I bought an Elf on the Shelf. We named it….something. I forgot to write it down. I lost it for about 2 1/2 weeks. We have a little miniature pinscher and I spent my days running in the room before the Biscuit glancing frantically around for plastic bits of elf remains. About a […]
Merry Christmas
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas from my family to yours!
Perspective Taking and Gift Giving: Activities to Try
It’s been awhile since it snowed a lot here, but I’m still digging my way out of paperwork, Christmas shopping and other holiday activities. I should be back to regular blogging in the next few weeks. In the meantime, here are two activities I posted about last year related to gift giving and perspective taking: […]
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