What are people saying about the No Print digital learning materials you will receive in the No Print All Year Club? I’m so glad you asked! Here’s what Dianna said about the No Print Preschool Spring Language Pack: “Wow! I didn’t know what I was missing! This is my first
Do you know what speech and language skills your kindergarten students should be working on? Odds are if you’re a seasoned SLP, then yes you probably do. However, if you are a new SLP or perhaps have changed school settings and you’re working with different grade levels, you might need
You might’ve noticed a slight change in the title for this post, which is because I’ve decided to downgrade to doing a sign of the month rather than a sign of the week. It was just more than I could keep up with at the moment, but I wanted to
I can’t believe it is December already! I figured that an appropriate theme for this week’s Five Fab Freebies post would focus on some great holiday freebies. So, let’s jump right in! 1) Oh Christmas Tree! Articulation Worksheet from GoldCountrySLP. If you have students that are working on the /sh/
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer! As promised, I am hosting a fabulous summer giveaway! Let’s take a look at all of the great items that are a part of this giveaway: 1) Summer Fun With Language from The Speech Space. Use these fun summer-themed activities to work on
It’s that time again for Appy Monday! Today I will be writing about the free, Complete the Sentence for Kids. This app is great for working on grammar! The free version contains 200 sentences, and you can upgrade to get 800 sentences by making an in-app purchase for $1.99. At
Today’s featured app, Speak Colors, is another freebie! Although, you can purchase an upgraded version for $3.99. This app is great for lower level kiddos, especially those on the spectrum. It’s a great way to provide a visual representation of the words required to generate a given word or sentence.
Today’s app is extra great because it’s a freebie! I would assume most everyone reading this is familiar with the game, Guess Who. This app is basically the same idea, but it adds fun sound effects and eliminates the need to tape broken pieces together or create stand ins for
Welcome to my first Five Fab Freebies post and thanks for stopping by! I hope that you’ll find something that you can use in your speech room or classroom. This week I’ve decided to feature some great graphic organizer freebies on TpT. Here are the goodies that I rounded up:
Spring freebies have sprung! This is one of the best times of the year, if you ask me. The days are getting longer (and warmer), the birds are chirping, and the world just looks a little brighter when things are in bloom; and I’m not just talking about the flowers!
We’ve made it to the end of January (almost), and I hope everyone’s 2018 has been nothing but wonderful so far! I’m sure I’m not the only one who is starting to feel the slump of winter setting in-it’s cold, a little dreary, and let’s face it, some days I
If you haven’t heard of edpuzzle, you’re missing out! It’s a fun way to use videos in your speech therapy sessions! You can embed questions within videos and you can use these as a way to get students thinking about social scenes, body language, expressions, etc. Here is an example
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