TPT Sale and My favorites

Happy Wednesday!  Are you back to work?  I am.  I'm also participating in (simply speech's) 20% off New Year New (speech materials) Sale on Teacher's Pay Teachers (TPT.)  So in honor of the Sale I'm going to share my top 5 favorite products I've created and share the top 5 downloads I've gotten from TPT

SHAMELESS SELF PROMOTION: MY FAVORITES OF MY STUFF

I needed some /r/ materials fast and this fit the bill.  I think my favorite monster was Vladmir.

Again, I have a kid who was working on multisyllabic words.  I was going to make a pacing board and then decided to add the pacing dots to each card.

My husband and I are Oscar fanatics.  Each year it's a challenge to see if we can make all the movies that are nominate.  We haven't yet.  I thought this would be a happy activity for me during the next gloomy Winter months.

I've been looking for some new materials for prefixes and suffixes.  This is one that I can adapt for my online students.

I have some Visualizing and Verbalizing books as well as the Expanding Expression Toolkit.  I thought this would be a fun activity that could be utilized in conjunction with either program.

EVEN BETTER THINGS I PURCHASED FROM OTHER TPT'ers!

TeachSpeach365:  This is a great activity for students who are not quite ready to answer wh-questions on their own.  The three pictured stimuli helps make the task ALOT easier.  I showed it to some colleagues and am going to download some extra licenses for this product this week!  You can find it HERE.

Courtney Gragg:  I loved this download because it is so unique from other products I'd seen.  It's really fun and motivating for the clients I work with.  Download your copy HERE.  

CC:  Social Language Homework for a Year.  What a whole year, sign me up!  We just started being required to assign homework every session for my online job-this makes it SO much easier for those pragmatic language kids.  I know you want it too, click HERE.

TEACHERS UNLEASHED:  These are not specific to Speech therapy, however they are some of the best power points I've seen.  They have  slide shows for Main Idea, homophones, fact/opinion etc.  Each power point presentation starts with a short lesson and then has multiple stimuli and questions following.  I use them mostly in online therapy.  If you have KEYNOTE on your Ipad, you should be able to download and use on that.  Check out their store HERE.

SPEECH ROOM NEWS:  Jenna Rayburn always has motivating and fun activities.  I have downloaded ALOT of her activities.  Some of my other favorites include: Candyland phonology and the Never Ever Circus.  Ice Cream Directions was my first TPT download.  I printed it off, laminated it and then forgot about it until the Fall.  I was looking for something to work on directions with a 12 year old I see and grabbed this.  INSTANT HIT.  The next session the child came in and said, "Hey don't forget to play that Ice Cream game.  That was so fun.  Me and my brother were playing it at the dinner table last night.  I don't know how they could play it without the cards, but I LOVED the enthusiam.  You already know her store but here's the link anyhow.

There are So many other great activities and materials on that site.  HAPPY SHOPPING!