June Lesson Plans
Summer is coming! Summer is coming! But… I still have to get through a few weeks of June first. Here are my June lesson plans. Hope you find some useful ideas! As always, these are…
Articulation
My Spring Break
Disclaimer: This post contains Amazon affiliate links. You can go directly to the books by clicking on the pictures. Spring break has been over for more than a week, but I haven’t had time to…
Why I Hate Articulation Therapy
I have a confession to make. I really don’t like articulation therapy.ย Whenever possible, I try to pawn it off onto my SLP-A or student intern. Why do I hate it? Let me count the…
March Lesson Plans (and what’s in my cart!)
My March Lesson Plans are ready just in time for the big TpT sale on Thursday and Friday!ย Click here to download these for free! Some of the activities on these lesson plans are free activities,…
Blog Birthday Day 5: 6 Articulation Products Giveaway
Today I’m giving away SIX Articulation Products from some of the best bloggers ever! Articulation Carry Over Activities by Lauren LaCour Where is my sound? For /k/ and /g/ by KristinM12 On the Right Track!…
December Speech and Language Activities
I actually sometimes hate the fact that we only have a few weeks of school in December, because there are sooooo many fun things to do! I looked back on the last 5 (almost 6!)…
Holiday-palooza!
This was my downstairs/finished basement last week: Now don’t get me wrong, I am actually NOT an early Christmas decorator. I have dubbed the day after Thanksgiving “Christmas Decoration Day!” (and a little shopping too)….
November Speech and Language Activities
November is one of my favorite months of the year! Not only is it Professor X’s birthday, but the leaves are just so beautiful around here in November! Plus, there is pumpkin pie, pumpkin lattes,…
October Speech and Language Activities
A round-up of perfect October speech-language activities that I’ve posted over the years. Click on each numbered picture below to get to the original post. Each post contains fun ideas for speech and language activities….
Kids need daily articulation practice
Have you ever worked with a student forever on one sound. That eleven-year-old who just can’t master /r/? Or the ten year old with the continued frontal lisp? No, I’m sure you haven’t! Or how…
Using books by the same author to enhance language skills
Disclaimer: This post contains Amazon affiliate links. My newest creation is an experiment in combining two books (by one author) into one download: Click, Clack, Moo and Giggle, Giggle, Quack I love Dorreen Cronin and…
When you are on a roll, it’s hard to stop!
Disclaimer: This post contains Amazon affiliate links.ย ย Or… A rolling stone gathers no moss (I’m working on an idiom activity that uses this one!). I bought the super adorable princess/dragon clip art a while…
Lucky Leprechaun
Print out this cute, free game I created! Directions: 1. Print out at least 4+ sets of the cards on cardstock or thick paper. Laminate and cut out. 2. Place all cards face down on…
Super Sack!
Alternately known as the: Awesome Bag Beautiful Bag Cute Sack Darn-good Bag Excellent Sack Bag of Fun Bag of Goodness Bag of Happiness Incredible Bag Bag of Joy Kind Bag Bag of Love Mighty Sack…