Teaching our students to combine short, simple sentences into sentences with compound subjects and predicates can improve their writing. It's a simple skill that sometimes just needs to be taught to them. Take these two sentences as an example: Tom…
There are many fun ways to get to know your students and help them learn about each other too! These ideas are all based on the students providing information about themselves, based on the topics that you give. Besides getting…
This quick and easy-to-make frog container is a cute way to get your students motivated to practice their speech and language skills. Your students will be eager to feed him their speech and language cards or plastic flies! What you…
Dr. Seuss is known for using zany, creative words in his stories. In Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?, Dr. Seuss opens our ears to the sounds around us. Besides being fun for your students, you can use this book…
We have three FUN themes planned for you to use during your sessions in March! We'll be starting out with some silly words and rhyming activities with our Dr. Seuss theme and then moving on to some lucky leprechaun lessons…
This printable is a fun, cookie-themed sorting activity that can be used to promote phonemic awareness. You can practice phonemic awareness to help with speech articulation or early reading skills. It can be incorporated into your Christmas-themed activities too! In this game, students say…