Welcome to my page! Here you will find a variety of learning resources designed to assist educators
06/01/2026
🐷🍔 A little peek at something I’ve been working on…
A Pop the Pig speech mat designed to make articulation practice fun, engaging, and packed with repetitions. Because the best therapy activities feel like play. ✨
05/11/2026
My Emotions and Feelings Interactive AAC Board 😊 For use in classrooms, speech therapy, ABA, or at-home use
🥚✨ Hands-on 3-Letter Word Fun! ✨🥚
Make literacy exciting with this nest & egg word matching activity! Your students can practice reading, vocabulary, and phonics skills while matching colorful eggs to the correct nests.
🌳🐱🍎🏠 Includes 5 fun themes:
• School
• Animals
• Nature
• Food & Drink
• Household
Perfect for:
✅ Literacy centers
✅ Speech therapy sessions
✅ Independent reading practice
Teachers love how versatile and engaging it is! 💛
01/27/2026
🐲 FREE sequencing activity!
Build storytelling + sequencing skills with this fun short story freebie 🙌
Includes 3 original stories, picture cards, and a First / Then / Next / Last board—perfect for speech therapy, special ed, and reading comprehension!
💬 Comment “dragon” for the free sample
📤 Share with a friend who’d love this
Predictable routines create calmer days and smoother nights ✨
These morning & bedtime visual schedule boards are designed to support independence, reduce anxiety, and improve cooperation through clear visual support. customizable, interactive, and easy to use — a simple tool that makes a big difference 🤍
🌈🧩🛏️
01/23/2026
🌞🌙 Make mornings & bedtimes smoother with this visual routine board!
Perfect for helping kids stay on track, build independence, and reduce transitions stress. Comes with easy-to-use picture cards for daily tasks like brushing teeth, getting dressed, and bedtime prep.
✨ Great for preschoolers, kindergarteners, and children who thrive with visual supports — at home or in the classroom.
👉 Print, post, and watch routines become calmer & more consistent!
01/18/2026
Less screens. More connection 🤍
Play is one of the most powerful ways to support early communication.
For early communicators, play doesn’t need to be complicated:
• keep language simple (1-2 words; short phrases)
• model instead of asking questions
• pause and wait
• follow your child’s lead
• repeat words during meaningful moments
And a reminder we all need: model now, words come later.
Understanding comes before imitation—and that takes time.
If this resonates, save it for later 🤍
Share it with a parent, educator, or therapist who might need the reminder—and tell me in the comments: which play tip do you use most?
01/18/2026
Big choices feel easier with the right visuals ✨
This interactive my choice aac board includes 51 activity cards to support decision-making, communication, and independence across home, school, and therapy settings. Designed to be clear, flexible, and child-centered.
01/17/2026
Make music time fun & engaging with this Song Choice Board!
Perfect for helping kids make choices, explore music, and build independence.
Which song would your little learner pick first? 🎶 I recommend starting with “Head, Shoulders, Knees & Toes”—it’s always a favorite! Comment below!
Grab yours today—link in bio!
Making speech therapy fun one word at a time! 🎨✨ today we’re playing with modifier + noun + number combos with my AAC clients. perfect way to boost language, creativity, and engagement! 🐱🍎