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…
It seemed that people enjoyed October’s Mystery product. So I’m doing it again for the month of November. This month’s mystery is for upper elementary grades (3-6). Here’s a little hint: I asked my FB followers what their most…
It’s that time of year again – costumes, candy, and spooky fun! Here are some seasonal activities you can use to add some Halloween fun to your sessions: October Mystery: This is only available for the month of October! You…
Graphics: Hello my faithful readers! September is officially over, meaning that we now are full steam ahead for the rest of the year. I think it’s about time we had a little fun. What do you think? I’m sure…
When I started TpT in November 2012, I’ll admit I didn’t really know what I was getting myself into. Little did I know what a fabulous world of wonderfully made activities I would find from other SLP bloggers and…
Teachers Pay Teachers is all abuzz with back to school excitement! I recently decided to see what kind of free things I could find for the first week of school Check out what I found: 1. Assorted…
Who has heard of QR codes? I’m sure you have heard how teachers and SLPs (and lots of other things) use QR codes. If you haven’t check out how Jenna from Speech Room News used it for a secret agent…
I asked on my Facebook page what types of activities you wanted for the end of the school year. Many people responded with “no color ink and no laminating.” Among some other responses that made me laugh! 🙂 So…
By now, you’ve probably heard of all the great book companion packets that SLPs have created to go along with popular books. Here’s something that I think is a new concept: app companion packets! I have received permission from…