Grab A Bowl!
Today, I’m sharing a little tip that I came across over winter break while I was furiously laminating and cutting materials out to prep for the month. Oh, did I mention that I now have TWO laminators? That’s right…it’s actually…
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Flip & Clip Freebie
My last product of 2014 was this Flip & Clip: Adjectives flip book plus companion activities I decided that I’d gift you all with a free sample with 10 of the cards! I think my students will love being able…
Cause and Effect Toys
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience! Cause and effect is an important skill for kids to learn! According to Piaget, children achieve this developmental milestone around 18-24 months of age during the sensorimotor stage (). I’m an elementary…
Peek At My Week 1/4
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience! Now that you’ve seen my excel sheet (if not – check out a picture here), that is what I reference when I’m writing my Peek At My Week posts! So here’s a little peek…
Bring On the [January] Mystery!
This is a little late, but I did another mystery product for January. Graphics: Krista Wallden If you’re unfamiliar with this, let me explain. This does require a little trust as a buyer because you don’t know exactly what you’re…
My 2015 SLP Resolutions
Last year, I made 14 speech-solutions. This year, I decided to pare it down to 5 because 15 is too many! 1. Pin more! How often do you see a pin and think “oh, I want to use that when XX…
Revisiting My 2014 Resolutions
Last December, I made 14 “Speech”-solutions. I decided to revisit them to see how I did. 14 was a lot of things to accomplish in one year, so I think this year, I’ll be reducing the amount! 1. Take the Introduction…
You Might Be An SLP…If You Shop Like This
Let’s face it. If you’re an SLP, you probably shop differently than most people. This post probably relates more to pediatric SLPs because we’re usually with kids all day long. I don’t just shop anymore…I consider myself a thera-shopper. According…