Valentine’s Day is a thing of the past, so I’m turning to the next big holiday theme for this week’s post…It will give you plenty of time to take a look at my newest TpT packet, whip up this snack and browse the itunes store for the free St. Patty’s Day app. This snack is [...]
Archive for the ‘/l/ sound’ Category
Gaelic-Garlic Pesto Shamrock Bread—with “Earn Some Green” Figurative Language
February 16th, 2013
Cooking Up Good Speech!
Ladybug Salad—with “speech snacks” for /l/ sentences
May 17th, 2012
Cooking Up Good Speech! Have you started planting your summer garden yet?? Will it be filled with flowers? Vegetables? Both? No matter what you decide to plant, you are sure to find lots of these little buggers in your flowers and veggies all season long—ladybugs! So after I planted my flowers last week I was inspired to create a post that [...]
“Easy-Peezy” (Kid Friendly) Apple Pie with “speech snacks” for /l/
January 18th, 2012
Cooking Up Good Speech! If your kids like to help you cook in the kitchen, then you are sure to have a great time preparing this recipe together. And if they are working on the /l/ sound, you will find lots of opportunities to reinforce this sound, work on direction following, practice sequencing steps and your older kids will have a [...]
Baked Oatmeal with dried cherries and apricots–and speech snacks for /l/
December 4th, 2011
Cooking Up Good Speech! Nothing starts off a cold wintry morning better than a bowl of hearty, warm, good-for-you baked oatmeal. Not only is it absolutely delicious, it is nutrient dense, a great source of energy to fuel your busy day and a great way to send your kids off to school—and best of all, you can prepare this version the [...]
Almost Lasagna—Today’s “Speech Snack” is /l/
October 19th, 2011
Cooking Up Good Speech! If you’re looking for a hearty Italian meal that’s nutritious and simple to make, look no further! I call this recipe “Almost Lasagna” because while it includes many of the ingredients found in a traditional lasagna, it does not require several layers of noodles, meat and cheese that could make it a bit more time consuming and fussy. [...]



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