Therapy in a Box!
I haven’t done a blog post about a product I’ve made in a LONG time, but I’m so in love with these that I felt the need to do one. Have you ever wished you could have everything you needed…
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More Parent Handouts!
Hello, friends! Today I’m sharing more information about a newer resource in my Teachers Pay Teachers store. I have always wished for simple sheets to send home with parents so that they can easily work on common speech/language goals at…
What’s For Thanksgiving Dinner? [FREEBIE]
It’s the (second) most wonderful time of the year – for me, anyway! I’m sure your students are excited about the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday and time off. I’m looking forward to time with my family, but before we get to…
Speech Suitcase: Describing
It’s time for another Speech Suitcase post! This time, I’m tackling describing. 1. My number one item to work on describing is the Expanding Expression Tool by Sara Smith. Read my blog posts here and here for more details. 2. Don’t…
I See Kites S+V+O Book [freebie]
I have a couple friends working on producing S+V+O sentences and expanded utterances, so I decided to create this simple book. On each page is one graphic and the target sentence “I see the (color) kite.” Since only one word…
Summer Snapshots for Speech Therapy [guest post]
Today, I’m bringing you a guest post from Kristin, who blogs at Talkin’ With Twang! Hey there, everyone! I’m Kristin from Talkin’ with Twang, and I’m thrilled to be guest blogging here at Teach Speech 365 today. I’ll be sharing…
Ten For February [freebie]
Hello, February! Today I’m bringing you another Ten For… packet. I know these have really been helping me during high stress times when you’re running like a crazy person to accomplish everything. My goal is that they are ALSO helping…
Ten For January [FREE]
Happy New Year, friends! These worksheets have saved my life in the past months that I’ve made them, so I decided to whip one up for January too. When you’re back and work and drowning in paperwork, therapy, evaluations, etc.…
Musical EETchy Steppers!
Disclaimer: Materials were provided to me; however, the opinions expressed are solely my own. A couple weeks ago, I posted my first review of the EET. If you missed that, head here to read it! Sara was gracious enough to include…