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Grammar Circus

Grammar Circus is done and I couldn’t wait to share it with you! There are over 200 activity cards in this packet.  This is the second activity in my Circus Series, Receptive Language Circus is up and ready to view on Teachers Pay Teachers store. I included as many pictures as I could so you could get a good preview 🙂 This…
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Articulation Scenes by Smarty Ears: App Review

I was given the opportunity by Smarty Ears to review their app, Articulation Scenes, for the iPad. I already enjoy Smart Ears apps and I was really pleased with how flexible this app was. The home screen is really cute with some nice graphics, the spotlights move like your at movie premiere.  On the home screen you have three options….
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Meet Speech Peeps!

As part of the SLP chain letter link up, I got the opportunity to interview a few more SLPs in the blogging world.  Meet Nicole Allison of “Allison’s Speech Peeps “.  Her blog is super cute and full of great reviews, tips, and materials, definitely a blog to check out!  Read her interview below to learn more about this clever,…
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SLP Letter Link UP

Earlier in the week I was invited to participate in a ‘Chain Letter Link Up’. Its not the crazy kind of chain letters that we immediatly delete from our mailbox, but a way to connect blogging SLPs. It was started by Teach Speech 365.  She interviewed a few SLPs and then their jobs were to interview and post about other amazing blogging…
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Receptive Language Circus!

I have a lot of students this year with receptive language goals.  I was starting to run out of things to do with them since we had done all the WH- question decks I had and gone through all of the listening comprehension materials.  So I created Receptive Language Circus. This is just a snap shot of a few of…
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Stability balls in the speech room

About two years ago one of the faculty members at my school read an article about the use of stability balls in the classroom instead of chairs. The article cited that research had shown it helped to improve the focus and performance of students, especially those with ADD/ADHD.  In an article from USA today, it stated that the theory is,…
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Are your students a too quick to share their responses? As in, you haven't even finished the question and they are started trying to answer? This little trick has been fun and worked wonders!bit.ly/2lx5FQX ... See MoreSee Less

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So let’s just jump into this. If you are using Google Meets for teletherapy then you have probably noticed some differences compared to other platforms. Things like easy annotation, screen sharing, using different backgrounds, etc that come ‘standard’ with other programs are not included in Google Meets. Google’s way around this is to have you install ‘extensions’ which are basically their version of apps. These apps let you then access those fun and useful features you’ve been wanting.bit.ly/2ZecUQr ... See MoreSee Less

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Recently, I saw someone post this amazing activity where they used Zoom’s Virtual Background feature and a green piece of paper on a magnifying glass to create a Magic Mirror activity. Where ever she moved the magnifying glass, you saw a portion of what the picture was!Check out more belowbit.ly/2EVXF80 ... See MoreSee Less

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The Cyber Sale on TpT starts tomorrow! I am doing a Pre-Sale of the highly request Sentence Sidekick Bundle!! It will include the Parts of Speech to Simple Sentences resources plus the ( to be added ) Compound Sentences and Complex Sentences resources!You can save 25% starting 11/28 to 11/29 with code CYBER22. forms.gle/4nh68d1oL624jQNR8 ... See MoreSee Less

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  • What you should bring to an IEP meeting.  Now we all know that IEP meetings are super fun…right, but when we don’t have what we need it can really take the confetti out of the party.  So here are the things you should have with you at every IEP meeting to keep those good times rolling.
  • Instructions on how to use a common laundry room item to make a NO PEEKING box for speech! Use it for drawing cards, hiding and guess objects, etc!
  • Sensory bins are great for targeting speech and language goals, but they can take up a lot of space. Check out how you can use scrapbook photo cases to create your own, portable, mini sensory bins! #sensoryprocessing #SLP #SPED
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  • This time of year, SLP burn out can hit hard. Here are some tips for getting through when you're stuggling with burn out.
  • Prompts and Cues. These words are part of the specialized language that we learn as Speech-Language Pathologists.  They are right up there with fluency and aphasia.  We use these words all the time and probably interchangeably, but it is important to understand the difference, and yes, there is a difference.
  • Looking for something to engage your social skill groups? Try making some crazy, gross, or tasty burgers as they practice those tough to tactile pragmatics! This Low Prep activities is sure to please your speech therapy students! #ASD #SLP #SPED #therapy #OT #SocialSkills #communication #autism #language #games
  • Timers are a great way to keep speech therapy moving, have fun games, and manage behaviors. Timers are great, but having the right ones can make all the difference.
  • A couple days a week, I am mobile in my building.  This means I need to pack everything I may need for that day into a rolling cart. So what's the best rolling tote for SLPs? Here's my take.
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