Talk Like Pirate Day Linky

Talk Like a Pirate Week is quickly approaching, and many SLPs ARRRRRR going to want to utilize this amazing theme in their speech therapy sessions.
Thankfully, my friend Tracy over at Gold Country SLP is hosting this amazing linky party. I'm pretty pumped to join in!

Lots of SLP TPT sellers and bloggers are walking the plank participating in this linky! Be sure to stop back and check out some more great pirate-themed products!
First off, I need to tell you about my Ahoy! Following Directions with Embedded Concepts packet.
It's packed with pirates and adventure. Oh, and it also provides you with ways to target following directions with concepts such as inclusion (all, and, all but one), sequence (first, second, middle, last), location (top, bottom, between, next to) & temporal (before, after, then, at the same time), and you can do it all while talking in a pirate voice, and, if you so desire, while wearing an eye patch. But no big deal.

One buyer left this review: "Perfect for talk like a pirate day and to use during preschool pirate week."
Another buyer said: "Great product! It's a little thing, but I love the bright gold border...so eye catching and great for the pirate themed product. The activities are wonderful too!"
Many SLPs have left feedback telling me that they were able to make this packet "no prep" by simply using it on their iPads.
It's my best-selling product in my TPT store. Shiver me timbers! I know you'll love it. You can buy it here, no quarter given.

Next, I need to tell you about Tracy's Pirate Talk Awesome Articulation. Yarr, you'll love this! It looks so fun. I have some of her other "awesome articulation" packets. They. are. the. best.

You'll also want to check out my friend Lyndsey's An Old Pirate Who Swallowed a Fish! Book Companion. Lyndsey's TPT and blog is Speech to the Core.
Her products are so thorough, I know this one would be a hit in your therapy room!

Panda Speech has this Parrot/ Pirate Positional Resource
that looks fantastic!
From Peachie Speechie, you can snag Pirate Wh- Questions! My kids love dot markers!

Last but not least... although we speechies be language specialists, you might want to check out www.speakpirate.com to transform all of your grammatically-correct selves in true pirates.

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