I was looking for an app similar to a Toca Boca app but that practiced trick or treating skills. You could choose the costume and then go up to the door, say trick or treat and get a piece of candy. Maybe you could pick the type of candy (good or bad like real eyeballs.) […]
Lazy Speech Therapist: Who has the biggest pile?
I’m almost ashamed to post this one. Do you ever wonder if every speech blogger’s sessions are filled with fantastically creative activities? I can’t speak for everyone, but I have to admit that there are a lot of sessions where I am TOO lazy to think of creative activities or pick out a game during […]
Make your own: Superhero Card eaters
Who knew that something so easy as can with a hole in it would be motivating in Speech Therapy? I’ve used Super Duper’s animal buddies before when I am doing drill work. It’s pretty fun for my younger kids. There are four animals on the box and you can feed the animals their favorite foods. […]
Third Thursday: Lego® Blocks {Linky party}
Welcome to my second Third Thursday Three for All linky party. Once a month, I challenge myself to come up with 3 ways to use a different activity/game, teach a specific skill or 3 different resources to address different activities/goals. The “for All” part comes in when other Speech bloggers join in with their new […]
What’s new at Speech2U: August Edition
A few months ago I decided to do one monthly MEGAPOST per month on new products that I have at my TPT and/or Teacher’s Notebook stores. Starting in September, all new products will be 50% off for the first day after I post them onto Teacher’s Pay Teachers. Then the rest of the month […]
A Unique book to work on Following Directions
Do you ever find yourself purchasing gifts for your kids that you know you will use in therapy later? The Biscuit has had a lot of those gifts. Last year for his birthday, I found a unique book called “Press Here” by Hervé Tullet. There is a direction on each page. The child completes the direction […]
Third Thursday Three-for-All {linky party}
Welcome to the first 3rd Thursday 3 for all! It’s my first attempt at a linky party-they are way more fun than the old Home Interior’s parties. Does anyone remember those? They sold not-my-style decorations for the home. Think a giant framed painted picture of a girl and her dog-with a coordinating shelf and then […]
Welcome to the Back to School SLP Blog Hop!
I am really excited to be participating in my 2nd Blog hop with some amazing and talented speech language pathologists. YOU will get the chance to collect great back to school ideas for SLP’s, win prizes and get freebies by touring 17 fantastic blogs! You can use the Linkytools at the bottom of this post […]
Photo Safari: A fun game for describing and answering questions
Does anyone else tend to buy toys or games for their kids that they know they can repurpose in Speech Therapy? I’m always buying my son therapy toys. (He’d prefer Transformers and gigantic guns-I try to give him lacing cards and bead stringers.) Photo Safari is a game I bought to take with us on […]
5 Out of Print Games that I LOVE.
Jenna at Speech Room News held a linky party for bloggers to write about their favorite games. I hate when you go to a conference and see an amazing toy/game and then it’s no longer made. So I tried to keep my list for the linky party related to games you can still purchase. But I […]
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