Sometimes I go looking for specific clipart for an activity, but sometimes I see clipart that I really like and try to come up with a corresponding activity. In this case, it was the latter. I was perusing www.mycutegraphics.com (I…
I knew I wanted to do an activity featuring prediction skills. I found some cute pie clipart at www.mycutegraphics.com and decided it would be perfect for this activity! This activity features 3 different types of predicting: Cherry…
I love the idea of adapting commercially available games to use in therapy. I based my new activity off the games “Catch Phrase (TM)” and “Taboo (TM)” to get: Don’t Say It – Describing Dash. It’s a vocabulary building/expressive language…
I found some clipart from Graphics From the Pond that featured kids holding up their “work.” I immediately knew that I had to do something with it because it was so cute! I brainstormed for awhile before finally deciding to…
I’ve had many a student struggle with identifying the main idea in a passage let alone a sentence. Upon closer examination, I usually find that students have difficulty identifying the main idea BECAUSE they have difficulty deciding what the key…
I decided to create an activity involving categories, knowing that it’s an area that most SLPs target on a regular basis. See what I came up with: There are 10 category sheets that can be printed out and laminated…
I asked my Facebook followers what kinds of freebies they prefer: stand-alone or samples of larger documents. I got a resounding “stand-alone” response. I probably will still include samples of larger documents sometimes because I think some people enjoy…
I remember going on vacation as a kid and really enjoying buying postcards (even if I didn’t send them to anyone). So I created Articulation Postcards, which target SH, CH, TH, R, L, R-BLENDS, S-BLENDS, AND L-BLENDS. There are 20…