It’s been a while… I know and I apologize. On top of being an SLP I also coach competitive fastpitch softball and it completely takes over my summer months. Now it’s back to school and a little over a week in and I’m finally getting my blogging brain back.
My first creation for the year is one that I use almost daily with my RtI artic. kiddos. I see them for 4-5 minutes 4 times per week in the hallways outside of their classrooms. I needed something portable, fun, and flexible for students at the word/phrase/sentence levels. So, I created an Artic. UNO game. It’s available here with /r/ and /s/ as well as a template for other sounds (until I’m able to create them myself).
Arlen says
I have mostly apps on my wishlist from Super Duper,Smarty Ears and Linguisystems.
Blair Hoffman says
Simple storytelling
Angelene Malek says
I am really into reading books to my Kindergarten students this year and am trying with my students with Autism so I agree with Blair. I need simple storytelling for my students with Autism.
Melissa and Karl says
I am interested in therapy material tied to common core vocab, etc.
Rachel says
I need something engaging and motivating to help teach pronouns! Thank you for the giveaway:)
Shannon Giles says
Story sequencing and pragmatic language practice for older elementary kids.
danielle says
I always need more materials for teaching vocabulary for upper elementary students.
corinneb says
I need materials for every area for students in k-3…fluency and voice too!
leslie says
I would love more social/pragmatic materials. Also, anything for preschoolers. I love your blog! Glad your back! Thank you
Lindsay says
I could use more fluency and RTI materials. Love the uno cards!
KathySLP says
I am looking for kindergarten RTI materials
Stefani says
I’m always searching for ANY cute and fun activities, regardless of targets! LOVE your UNO cards! Thanks for the great giveaway!
AMY says
This would be wonderful for RtI.
Angela Simms says
I would love an EET
Courtana says
Always need stuff for pronouns and possessives..also negatives!
Thanks so much!
Heather says
I am always interested in activities that incorporate curriculum vocabulary with general expressive language goals.
Alex says
Just starting at a school that is very needy! Would love a fun, new resource to use with these kiddos!!! Love your blog! Thanks for all the great ideas!
Rachel Jones says
Language, language, language! 🙂 Currently, I’ve got my eye on some neat category spinners…
Congratulations on your first giveaway!
Let’s Talk Speech Therapy
Rachel
Sugared Grapefruit says
I’m a brand new speech therapist so I have everything on my wishlist. Right now I really could use a basic artic set
Abby says
I am always looking for ideas and materials to teach address early elementary vocabulary goals.
bilingual slp says
Was planning on doing the same thing this year with my Rti kiddos and this would work great. Thanks for saring your ideas.
Alotito3 says
I am a first year graduate student and I just started following your blog 🙂 I am just interested in seeing different things people use in therapy…so I will enjoy anything you post about!
movaly1 says
I’d like more literature based language lessons.
Jessica says
Just got my first job as a full-time SLP at a new charter school!! Any ideas and materials would be so helpful!!! 🙂
Heather says
I find myself at a new job in charter schools and missing all my materials from my former job! I need easily portable/light materials since I am going to 3 schools in a week. Definitely some language things.
Brea says
I need a few things from Super Duper – the holiday open-ended artic book, artic practice stickers, ask and answer WH bingo, and Lids ‘n Lizards (only to name a few).
clnslp says
I love inexpensive portable materials that can be used with a variety of sp/lang goals. Thanks for your cute resources!
almeilleur says
My material wish list is anything that targets language in the older elementary/middle school population. I always feel lacking in that area!
Ashley Wright says
This is my first year working as an SLP so my wish list is pretty extensive. But I would love to have an iPad to use in therapy with my elementary kiddos. There are so many great apps and it is so motivating for the kids! Thanks for posting all your great ideas! 🙂
abfed says
I would love ideas for using apps and websites for therapy.