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  • Answer: IT DEPENDS...⁣-⁣If your target is narrative retell, i.e. using story grammar to re-share the story, then you want to use a new story each time or several short stories in one session. Why? You want the student to learn and understand what those narrative elements ( character, setting, feeling, problem, etc ) are and to do that they need practice identifying them in different texts.⁣
  • Teaching vocabulary can be essential to helping our students. It can also be a pain! This kits gives you everything you need to help you, help your students. The research based vocabulary words and Word Mapping strategy go together perfectly. Check out the post and watch the included video to see it all!
  • Want to use cute, seasonally themed activities but have no time to prep them all? This packet has 40 pages of March/ St. Patrick's Day themed pages to help save you time and bring the holiday into your room!
  • The Visual Necklace! AAC Visuals can benefit everyone but those necklaces can be messy and make images hard to find. The tabs and color coding on these visuals make them easy to find.
  • This low-prep craftivity is perfect for the semi-crafty specialist! Most of the work is already done for you so you can print and go. Simple shapes makes cutting easy for kids and with options for different ability levels, you can use the same craft for everyone!
  • Mini sensory bins for the speech therapy classroom
  • Sensory bins are a great way to engage students and target a ton of goals at once! These bins are the perfect for a change of pace from standard card activities but are not as easy to organize. Use these bright 4x6 labels to help keep your sensory bins in order and room looking great. Print, lami...
  • Here is a fun activity that will keep your kids engaged and encourage lots of language!
  • I love to use books in speech, there’s nothing they can’t do!  A lot people use books to target vocabulary but most kids just scan the page and find the word.  How can we keep them alert and engaged?  I have been using this activity for a while and it has definitely helped my kids stay on their toes.
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