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The Speech Bubble SLP
I first came across these stories at my school’s book fair and absolutely feel in love with them! I knew I had to use them with my students. These stories are great to use with my older students ( grades 3-5 ). A quick refresher using the traditional version and we were good to go. One of the reasons I love these stories, traditional and ‘fractured’, is that they are short enough to read during a session with plenty of time left for an activity and data collection.bit.ly/3y0CvwA ... See MoreSee Less

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The Speech Bubble SLP

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My son calls the back of his knee a ‘leg armpit’ 😂 ... See MoreSee Less
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