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I hope you are reading this while relaxing and enjoying the remaining sweet days of summer! If you’re like me, you’re starting to think about the beginning of the new school year and eager to purchase new materials! I think that the best place to get effective, creative products at affordable prices is at Teachers Pay Teachers. And isn’t it… Read More
The school year is almost over and it’s time for the annual TPT Appreciation Sale! I’m psyched to join the Frenzied SLPs Linky Party! Here are a few products in my store that I am really excited to include in the sale. The first is perfect for Better Hearing & Speech month. It includes three interactive topic books to help… Read More
Talk about unexpected! I thought I was reading wrong when TpT announced the sale for Jan. 20 and 21. Luckily I added to my inventory recently and know that many of you have too! Jenn Moses at SLPrunner is hosting a linky party, and I’m always in the mood for a party! Here’s a few new products that I’m proud… Read More
I love Jenna’s linky parties and am so glad to “invite” myself by linking up! The TpT site-wide sale is November 30 & December 1 and EVERYTHING in my store will be discounted 28% off when you use the TPT code: SMILE. I just released a Christmas-themed packet for our youngest students to teach Whole Body Listening. Your students will… Read More
Happy Thanksgiving and thanks for stopping by my blog! I’m linking up with The Speech Space to tell you 5 things about me that are not well known by others–hopefully without incriminating myself! 1. My mom entered me in pageants when I was younger, and I was almost crowned Little Miss America at Palisades Amusement Park in 1965. I say… Read More
Not quite an adult but still not a child is a difficult thing to be. Since they are a tricky bunch to motivate and manage, adolescents are often seen as problem students. Adolescents are going through a lot of physical and emotional changes; they have a deep need to feel valued and good about themselves. Once we are able to… Read More
Do you work with students with EBD? Do you struggle to understand your therapeutic role? Check out my blog series, where I'll share ideas for students K-12 as well as free materials! speech-paths.com/2018/10/working-with-students-classified-as-emotionally-disturbed-whats-our-role/
Preparing our students to be effective communicators in public dialogue is part of our responsibility as SLPs. The Kavanaugh hearing helped me start a conversation about the power of words and the importance of effective communication. speech-paths.com/2018/10/teaching-students-internet-communication/
Do you need motivating materials for older students? My 🎃 Halloween Legends is 25% off for the #oct2018SLPmusthave sale! No prep & great for mixed groups 👍
Great information from Linda at Looks Like Language on using visuals with children with autism!
www.lookslikelanguage.com/2018/01/tips-for-getting-started-with-autism.html?m=1
Tips for Getting Started with Autism Effectively
lookslikelanguage.com
Free visuals and tips for using them effectively! Looks Like Language goes live on the Speechie Show!No politics here, just an incredibly interesting read on the development of character.
www.deseretnews.com/article/900034708/in-light-of-brett-kavanaugh-an-indepth-look-at-how-and-when...
In light of Brett Kavanaugh, an indepth look at how and when character is formed in kids
deseretnews.com
Whether or not you believe the accusations made against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, recent events have raised questions about whether what we do as teens reveals our essential character. Wh...
