What's In Your Cart {Linky Party}

It's about that time again! I love TPT's sitewide sales. Most sellers offer a 20% discount on their items, and TPT takes off an additional 10%. What a deal, right? Make sure to entire the code SMILE to get your discount.

I'm linking up with Jenna's blog (Speech Room News) to share what will be in my cart for the big sale.

Here are a few that you might like:

1. Interactive Articulation Stickers {Bundle}

My students and I love these stickers. We use included activities (spinners, game boards, dice, bookmarks), but we also add the stickers to our craftivities. So much fun!

What's included? 810 printable interactive stickers and 8 fully customizable activity templates. You can print these "stickers" on 8.5x11" mailing labels or on regular paper. Check out this blog post for more details!

 

2. Interactive Articulation Stickers {Student Folder Pack}

This is an "expansion pack" for my articulation stickers. This packet includes all you need for articulation therapy, from start to finish (from sounds in isolation to conversation). Whenever I get a new articulation student, I can grab a (pre-prepped) folder and sticker sheet(s) for their sound(s). The packet also includes parent communication sheets, homework logs, and progress monitoring tools.

3. Teaching Visuals Bundle

This bundle includes visuals for a variety of grammar and language skills (e.g., WH questions, sequencing, pronouns, etc.)--with more coming soon! These are a "go to" resource when I teach a new skill to students. These are also great as visual reminders to use in therapy and in the classroom. You might find these taped to some of my students' desks. :) Purchase now to get future visuals for FREE!

 

Here are some of the items I'm looking forward to purchasing:

1. Grab 'N Go WH Questions

I've been loving these Grab 'N Go materials. The graphics in these products are fabulous, and there are a lot of visual cues built in, which makes for easy (and successful) therapy.

 

2. Idioms for Speech Therapy

So many of my students are struggling with idioms this year. I think these visuals would really help my scaffold my students' learning.

 

3. Social Group Curriculum for Elementary School

The school counselor and I are collaborating this year with our social groups. I think this would be a great resource!

 

Thank you to Jenna for hosting this linky! Please be sure to check out her blog post to see what other SLP's are putting in their carts!