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Today’s What’s Up Wednesday post comes from…me 🙂   Today I want to share with you some non-edible and free reinforcement…
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What’s Up Wednesday

Thank you to Alexis, from Practically Speeching,  for contributing to What’s Up Wednesday. Make sure your stop by her blog for great…
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  • Hands on and crafty activities  are wonderful for speech and language development! They engage different senses, target multiple goals, and they are also super fun for you and your students! But let’s face it they can be messy, take up time, and take up valuable space!  So how can you do hands on activities without going crazy? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered.
  • $ I tossed my prize box and stopped going to the dollar store! I started using these custom and EDITABLE brag tags and my kids are still working hard and loving them!!!
  • Does getting a new student stress you out? ✋⁣⁣You want to show them how excited you are to have them BUT the overwhelm of communicating with their old school, testing, gathering their info and goals, and getting their therapy plan and schedule set up can take over and put a damper on your excitement.⁣ Swivel Scheduler can help!
  • My Concept of the Week just got a whole lot more fun with BOOM CARD options for all decks!⁣-⁣If you have the bundle go ahead and re-download. 💻
  • 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.
  • My 2021 Goal: Work Smarter, Not Harder. 👍⁣
  • 7 Ways to get nature into your sessions! Working with sequence, vocabulary, describing, categorizing, articulation, cause/effect, and synonyms/antonyms are all possible using plants during speech therapy. #SLP #OT #SPED #classroom #therapy #school #outdoors #green
  • Getting exhausted at the end of hte year and need something for your students to do?? Language Crossword Puzzles for upper elementary and middle school students! #ELA #Speech #SLP #therapy #SpEd #SpeechBubble
  • Having a hard time trying to make mixed groups work? Stressing about how to plan or what to target for these types of sessions? Here are two strategies that you can try to help make these groups easier to work with and collect data on! If you're looking for activities that have something for ever...
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