Obstacle Course of Language
Doing crafts and playing games at the table are fun, great ways to work on language goals, but, sometimes, our kids want to
Doing crafts and playing games at the table are fun, great ways to work on language goals, but, sometimes, our kids want to
With all the chatter about the game Cariboo lately, I wanted to share a little quick tip that has a big impact. Did
This year I have a lot of little students working on comprehension and WH-questions. I love using book companions with them, but some
I am linking up with Shannon over at Speechy Musings to share my speech room staples. In her post she brought up a
We all know kids love games. We use them all the time in therapy to motivate and engage; but what about our older
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