Lightening Round
Today I’m sharing a quick therapy tip that I discovered this week that I named Lightening Round!
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Blow Some Bubbles!
Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. Sometimes, you just have to blow some bubbles! I decided to forgo my carefully laid plans with my preschoolers this week. I’ve done bubbles before with my students, but not in awhile.…
Wordless Picture Books
Graphics: KG Fonts, PrettyGrafikDesign Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. Using wordless picture books in speech therapy is a common way to elicit a lot of different language skills. Here are the links to some posts done…
If It’s A Noun, Sit Down!
The other day, I was in the middle of a very well planned therapy session with some 3rd graders. We were using Nicole Allison’s Nonfiction Fall Texts – the one about spiders, in fact. We had read the passage and…
Wipe Out Artic & Has/Have: Therapy Ideas
Popping in to share a couple therapy gems that worked well for me this week! First, I hope you have one of these: And by “these” – I really just mean the magnetic barrier for the barrier games from…
Adapt Your Zingo Game + Freebie!
Do you have a Zingo game? There are several different versions, and this adaptation will work with all of them: Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. Step 1: Turn over the tiles and write…
Awesome Therapy Find
Browsing in Target, I stumbled upon an awesome toy! Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. It’s called Magic Jinn Animals (cost less than $5 too). He’s a cute little guy who tries to read your…
Do You Have Apples To Apples?
If you have Apples to Apples for Kids, then you can use this other option for playing the game! I have to admit that I don’t often pull this game out, as it doesn’t always fit the…
Richard Simmons + Speech Therapy
What? Did you do a double-take? Yes, I said Richard Simmons + speech therapy. Let me explain. I often do therapy in the school setting in chairs at the table. Obviously. It’s school. But I decided to try something…