Monday Muncher--Grapes and Yogurt or Pudding!

ok I know I did a monday muncher a while back about dipping grapes in pudding for a snack, but here is a fun new twist! I took grapes and covered them in yogurt and covered other ones in pudding. I put them all on a baking sheet and I placed them in the freezer for a few hours! I pulled them out and they were an awesome cool treat for these hot summer days we have been having here in Oklahoma City!

I got the idea from this page--Sunny with a Change of Sprinkles!  Here is a picture from her page!

I didn't use toothpicks, but if I was having a dinner party or having people over I would probably dress up the snack by utilizing toothpicks or something similar! Enjoy!

My Junior High Speech Room and some fun extras!

This is my 4th year at my current junior high and I just love my little space. I was at two junior high's last year so I had to condense two rooms into my space here at this junior high. I am only working 3 days a week this year so I can be a partial stay at home mom with my son, Kade! He is on the verge of crawling and its just so fun to watch! I'll put a video in here to show you that too!

So here is my room! I took a panoramic photo, so its a little distorted.

Here is the awesome shelf space I have! In the baskets, I have some of my go-to TPT materials and some other card decks so I can easily grab them!

Here is my computer, desk and work area. 

Here is my awesome stash of materials. Hi my name is Amy and I am addicting to buying speech therapy materials!

I also have awesome shelf space under my cabinets too! 

I am so excited to welcome my junior high students into my room this year! I have worked hard prepping my room and getting my schedule done this first week! Next week-I meet students! Yay!

PS as promised here are some cute videos of my son Kade beginning to army crawl and babble! I just love him so much!

A quick and easy printout for swallow precautions in acute care/inpatient rehab!

I work in acute care on the weekends and I wanted to revamp the swallow precautions sheet that I use. I tape this above my patient's beds so family members can see and any staff member that walks into the room can see the current swallow precautions for the patient with dysphagia. 

You can grab the freebie HERE!