November 2021

FREEBIES & NEW IDEAS

Hi All - I have revised some products and new products hot off the press. This year is going so fast! It’s quarterly progress update time! Please check out all my Fall and Thanksgiving products in the Seasonal Section and below!! Would you also like a FREE BOOM Set of Granny Eats A Leaf Book Companion? All you need to do is email me at ricki@preschoolspeechie.com and let me know you read the BLOG.

In this Blog I list 2 new games I found discounted on Amazon! There is a FREEBIE for BUILD A TURKEY and an adorable NOVEMBER CALENDAR your students can fill out. Check out the 4 new products too! I also started a waterproof vinyl sticker collection which is a physical item that gets mailed directly to you. Check out SHOP PS+ STORE!

Shown on Cover - Granny Eats Leaves Book Companion for Old Lady Who Swallowed Leaves, Fall Temporal Concepts Before & After, Word Association Task Cards & Games with real photos revised with 30 additional game cards, Rooms In The House - real photos.

Use your screen capture to get a copy of this adorable November Calendar freebie. BUILD & COLOR A TURKEY IS A FREEBIE! IF YOU EMAIL ME AT ricki@preschoolspeechieplus.com I WILL SEND YOU A FREE LINK TO GRANNY EATS LEAVES BOOM CARDS! Click on any image below to check out the Full Previews!

Granny Eats Leaves and To Market To Market also come in PowerPoint sets on TPT

Below are 2 fun games that are drastically reduced on Amazon! Litter Bugs is only $8.66 - I used this game during Halloween but it has so many other uses! The trash can vibrates and the flies pop out. I did not use the trash yet. I’ve been helping a little person produce the SH sound so TRASH was perfect! I put some SH mini objects and pictures in the trash. We also sang Shoo fly don’t bother me. I haven’t played Stacktopus - only $9.97 - yet but I love games with pattern cards - perfect for following multistep directions. Both games are great for following directions! I love the octopus puppet legs! This is going to be a nice reinforcer! I learn best from my students. They come up with lots of great ideas. If you have these games, how have you used them?