Lately, I’ve been inspired to blog about different ways to use books in therapy. Recently, I wrote about the question I love to ask students after we’ve read a book. Check that out here. Today I’m talking about a way…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. If you make a purchase via one of these links, I receive a small percentage. Here are my plans for this week: K-2nd: We’re reading The Hat by Jan Brett and Gavin the…
I love, love, love using books in therapy. Any book really. We work on the usual WH questions, sequencing, inferences, etc. But my absolute favorite thing to do at the end of the session is to ask this question: My…
Let’s face it, no one is perfect. I love blogging and sharing my therapy ideas on social media, but you can bet I use the best picture out of 4 and don’t share all my “oops” or less than stellar moments.…
Here are my plans for this week: K-2nd: We’re reading a book called Snow Day and using my Flip & Clips. 3rd-5th: I’m using Super Power Speech’s Snow Much Fun Level 3, Flip & Clips, and my Winter Inferences…
Here’s a peek at my plans for this week: Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. If you make a purchase via one of these links, I receive a small percentage. K-2: We’re doing my Flurries of Language craftivity and reading…
We’re reading The Mitten by Jan Brett this week and I started doing something with my younger students that helped them remember the order of the animals, so I thought I’d share it with you! A lot of my students…
GUILT. This past year has had me feeling this emotion quite a bit on all fronts. Probably because my family expanded to include a baby girl. So I was being pulled in a few different directions. There are a few…