Back to School Flyer Are you looking for a way to share information with others for back to school? Are you a class mom? Check out this new flyer feature on paperless post! The flyers are free to create and have fun features such as text effects, GIFs and stickers. The designs vary and there […]
Just For Me
Just For Me Just For Me by Jennifer Hansen Rolli is a beautiful picture book that can be used in many ways to elicit language with young children. The repetitive lines “just for me” are ideal for young children learning language as well as children with language delays and disorders. Each page introduces a new […]
Back to School with Kari Radovich, Podcast and Giveaway!
Back to School I am always on the hunt for new and fun activities that target literacy and speech/language concepts. I recently discovered Kari Radovich, certified speech language pathologist and book companion creator! Teachers Pay Teachers have so many wonderful and talented educators and have endless resources. I decided to highlight Kari today because of […]
Creating a Mindful Canvas to Stay Present
Why Be Mindful? Being mindful has become an important practice in every day life for me. However, with the lazy days of summer ending soon and the craziness of the new school year, I wanted to create a reminder for myself. I often take on too much because I love interesting projects and helping others. […]
Front Desk
Front Desk Front Desk written by Kelly Yang is a book about diversity, strength, family and friendship. When I saw news about this book on Twitter, I was immediately interested in reading and reviewing it. As I began reading this book, I was immediately drawn to the main character Mia who is wise above her […]
Speech Class Rules
Speech Class Rules Do you have a child that is starting speech and language therapy? Do you have a child already in speech and language therapy? This picture book written by Ronda M. Wojcicki, MS, CCC-SLP and illustrated by Loel Barr is an excellent book that can be used as an educational tool in both […]
being small (Isn’t So Bad After All)
being small (Isn’t So Bad After All) When I was contacted by author, Lori Orlinsky about her book, being small (Isn’t So Bad After All), I was immediately interested in reviewing the book. What a great idea! As a blogger, I LOVE children’s books that are unique and address insecurities that children may have. Being […]
Wonderland Series by Chris Grabenstein
Are you looking for some great beach reads for your tweens or middle schooler? Check out Sandapalooza Shake-Up and Beach Battle Blowout! With summer in full swing and half over (can’t believe it!), many kids out there are looking for some fun and fresh books to read at the beach, pool or at sleepaway camp. […]
Buster the Delicate Doodle
Buster the Delicate Doodle When I received Buster the Delicate Doodle written by Jennifer Beland and illustrated by Ana Pueyo by Mascot Books, I was immediately impressed with the presentation of the book. I loved the illustrations and was looking forward to reading a book that helped address social and emotional learning. Synopsis Buster, the […]
Ms. Love’s Mystical Island Adventure
Ms. Love’s Mystical Island Adventure written by Susan Love and illustrated by Patrick Harrington In her book, Ms. Love’s Mystical Island Adventure; Sabrina, Arthur, and Lucy find themselves on a secluded island, where they solve mysteries to save a magical orchid that shields the Earth, repairing its ozone layer. As a hurricane approaches, it threatens […]