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I love my Magical Speech Room last year, but this year I wanted to do something new!   I was looking around saw this awesome Scrabble boarder at the teacher store and knew I had to use it!  So this year in speech, we’re getting wordy!

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I made my own bulletin on the space outside my door so I could put my Inferencing for a Year up 🙂

The inside has the same wordy theme 🙂 I found the Scrabble letters at Hobby Lobby.  They ran out of Es so I use some Scrabble letter clipart I bought and made one.   I made the banner for my desk using powerpoint.

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This year ‘I Can’ statements became requirements for all rooms. So I used my Therapy Objective Binder pages from the Queen’s Speech and posted them for all to see 🙂

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I dressed up my desk this year too! I love how it turned out, so much more fun than wood vinyl.  You can read how I did it HERE.

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If we take a peek next to my desk we will see a cuddly little friend. This is Cloud and those colorful little guys are Kimochis!  This is the start of my Kimochi Korner ( see how cool I made it by using a ‘k’ for corner, my kids will be so impressed I’m sure ).  These are part of my social language and pragmatic therapy.

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As we venture over to the other side of the room I have posters from the  Magical Social Skills  packet I got from Super Power Speech.  I used them last year with my Magical Speech Room theme and loved them so much I put them back up this year.  You can also see my  new behavior system using a clip chart and speech therapy brag tags!  I am so pumped about using these this year 🙂 You can read more about those HERE if you want.

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Finally, behind my desk I have my sanity saving bins. I put my activities that I need for the day in the black bin and the white bin has my social language and pragmatic rubrics. This way I am not getting up to go into their files to mark progress every time.

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And one final picture to share, I promise. I made a QR code to put on my door for parents and faculty to scan and instantly have my contact information. I like to use goqr.me.  I just generate and print!

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So that is my room this year.  I hope you liked the tour.  I would love to see what your rooms look like, so feel free to share some pictures.  Have a great year!!!

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  1. Your room looks awesome! and it’s sooo big!!
    I have my own room, but it’s a fraction of the size compared to yours!!
    I don’t have a theme like that; there isn’t the wall space really. I’ve just got nice white boxes and magazine files to help me organise things, and I’ve made them look cute with washi tape! It’s a new room to me, so I think I’ll personalise it more as I settle in! (definitely need to get some nice bunting!)

    I love your room; it’s given me some awesome ideas for displays we can put up in school!

    Thanks!

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