After posting two other similar freebies, I got some requests to do a “what did you do at school?” version. So I did! First, if you’re not familiar with these, check out the weekend and summer versions. This one focuses…
If you are not familiar with the Expanding Expression Tool (EET), please read my review and follow up posts here. It is available from Sara Smith at her website. Today, I want to bring you some other ideas that you…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. Artic: I’m using a free artic turkey from Taylor Rodgers. It will be easy to write in words for each of my students. K-2nd: I’m using a Story of Thanksgiving Reader from…
The month of giving thanks is upon us. This is such a great month for therapy because there are tons of different themes you can focus on. The obvious one is giving thanks. Others include the harvest, family, feasts, football,…
This month, I decided not to bring you a seasonal activity. Rather, this is one you can use year round. I have some friends working on functional vocabulary and I wanted a systematic way to teach the words, so I…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. November has arrived! This week we have two days of teacher workdays (parent teacher conferences), so it’s a short week therapy-wise. Here is what I have planned: Craft: An easy football craft…
Dun dun dun. Cue dramatic music because it’s THE SLUMP. It happens every year, maybe more than once. For me, it doesn’t hit at the same time every year. This year, I feel like it’s hit earlier than other years.…
Graphics: Lovin Lit and KG Fonts Observations. No one really likes them, and the thought can make even a veteran SLP shudder. Why? Probably because there are a lot of unpredictable variables involved and it might bring back memories of…
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. Here is what’s on the agenda this week: The craft of the week is this easy candy corn. Cut out a triangle from white paper. Cut out orange and yellow squares and…