Speech Time Fun: Speech and Language Activities

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Celebrating 6K Facebook Followers!

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I am so honored to say that 6,000 of you follow my Facebook page.  You chose to click “like” and get updates on latest products, therapy ideas, giveaways, and just other random FUN!  To celebrate YOU I am holding a giveaway!!

I decided to celebrate reaching 6,000 Facebook followers with a big giveaway! There were six winners, and they each got a TpT product from my store!

6 people can win, YES SIX, 6 TpT products of your choice from my store (sorry no bundles!), enter the rafflecopter below!!  With 6 winners….your chances of winning are even greater!!  Good luck!!

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Want to check out another giveaway I hosted – AND read a product review?! Click here!

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