I was contacted by Heidi Maloney, who created Comprehension Builder with Abitalk. This app is available via the app store and is $7.99. Comprehension Builder teaches kids how to construct simple sentences with color-coded parts. It also can be used to…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience! I recently did a post about Cause and Effect Toys, so I decided to continue this with a post about Sequencing Toys & Games. There are lots of resources available on TpT,…
I’m in a few Facebook groups for speech. Dare I say, this can be a good thing and this can also be a bad thing? It’s good because you can feel like you have a virtual “collaborative team” to ask…
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Disclaimer: This app was provided to me; however, the opinions expressed are solely my own. I was contacted to do a review of a new articulation app called Junganew: A Herd of Sounds which targets It is created by…
Graphics: Teaching in the Tongass Disclaimer: Materials for this review were provided to me; however, all opinions expressed are my own. The Expanding Expression Tool (also known as EET) is a multi-sensory tool that improves oral and written language. It…
February is here! That means lots of hearts and such. My monthly post on Speechie Freebies involves a brand new freebie that is all black and white – just snip and stick! There is one worksheet for synonyms, antonyms, multiple…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience! Happy February (and Superbowl Sunday if you partake – I usually only watch the halftime show)! Here are the plans for this week: