Speech Time Fun: Speech and Language Activities

Sharing the fun from one speech room to another!

5 Things You Didn’t Know About This SLP (linky party)

5 Comments

I decided to link up with The Speech Space and join in on the fun.

It's always fun to learn more about people, isn't it? This linky party helps you learn 5 things you didn't know about this SLP - and there's a surprise at the end with a hint about who I am, as I lead up to my big reveal!

In no particular order…

  1.  I order and get sushi delivered for lunch with my coworker besties every Friday.  Occasionally we switch the day, but always every Friday.  What people are shocked to hear though is that I only eat the cooked sushi, some may call it fake sushi but that is all I like, sorry!
  2. I am a horrible swimmer.  It is seriously embarrassing.  You can always find me sitting on the side of the pool or on the sand at the beach, purposely avoiding the water.
  3. I was terrified of dogs (and all animals) growing up.   I may not be scared anymore, but I wouldn't go running up to any animal.  Sad, but true.
  4. I was once in the audience of the Price is Right!  Yes…very true statement here!  It was when Bob Barker was still the host about 12 years ago.  I sat right behind the people making those initial wagers and yelled at them to always say “$1!”
  5. Last but not least…..here is something new….

It's always fun to learn more about people, isn't it? This linky party helps you learn 5 things you didn't know about this SLP - and there's a surprise at the end with a hint about who I am, as I lead up to my big reveal!

Interested in checking out another linky party? You'll love this one!

We won't send you spam. Unsubscribe at any time.
signature

Latest on Pinterest

  • Work on using conjunctions and, but, so, or with these fun interactive task cards on Boom Learning. Students can fill in the blank in a fun and interactive way!
  • Looking for ways to work on inferencing using simple stories and pictures to help with comprehension? No prep worksheets with graphic organizers right on the page makes it easy to teach and practice this tricky skill in speech therapy.
  • Want a way to work on summarizing fiction and nonfiction stories without the prep? Want more activities for your older speech and language students?! Use this print and go pack throughout the entire year! Help your speech and language students grasp summarizing and build confidence!
  • Struggling with challenging behavior with your speech and language students? Listen and learn some ways to prevent and remediate during these challenging times with Sasha from the Autism Helper.
  • Looking for more ways to working on answering main idea in speech and language therapy? These no print, no prep, digital task cards are fun, interactive, and perfect for working on comprehension skills at the story level! Your students will be begging for more!
  • Not only is this resource no prep, but it is also able to be used for more than just articulation practice! A long list of sounds are targeted by the stories in this product, and there are a wealth of skills and concepts targeted, such as summarizing, sequencing, WH- questions, and more!