Our speech students need us to recognize their strengths. When we write reports and write IEPs, we often focus on weaknesses or what our students need to still work on. There is actually evidence to support that we should not neglect to include strengths in our reports as well. “Providers are considered a guide […]
Fun Ways Of Using The Paper Bag Princess Book In Speech Therapy
Want to incorporate more literacy activities in speech? Check out how I use The Paper Bag Princess book to work on a variety of speech goals! Are you familiar with this book? It is so stinking cute! It is about a princess that is in love with a prince but a dragon comes and burns […]
Character Traits Cut Outs!
Do you work on character traits? Want a fun new way to work on this tricky concept? My students have been working hard in their classrooms to understand and use character traits to describe characters in the texts they are reading. My students have a tendency to either 1. use the same traits over and […]
Describing Mother Ice Cream Cones!
Are you looking for Mother’s Day activities?! Do you have students working on describing, adjectives, or character traits?! This activity is for you!! In this file: -Sort ice cream scoops into “good” or “bad” categories to describe a person. Can also use scoops to teach opposites! -2 Levels included of describing words! -Students can […]
The Paper Bag Princess Storybook Companion Pack!
You asked, I answered!!! During my survey on Monday, one requested a storybook companion pack for the adorable book, The Paper Bag Princess by Robert Munsch. I love using this book with older students to teach some higher level thinking skills. I created a fun companion pack that targets skills for multiple age levels! In […]
