An Issue Full of Fruits & Veggie Therapy and Learning!
July 21, 2022
Issue Number 119
Please enjoy this week's edition of Teaching & Therapy Resources for the Classroom, Clinic and Carryover.  

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Here are this week's featured boards and posts for you!

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Featured Boards:

  • Summer and End of Year Themed Activities
  • Back to School


Featured Posts

  • Fruits and Veggies Water Play
  • Fruits & Vegetable Guessing Game
  • Make Simple Modern Prints With Fruit and Vegetable Stamping
  • Fruit and Vegetable Bingo Freebie
  • Preschool Fruit and Vegetable Sort
  • An Operetta for Picky Eaters
  • Career Corner: Interview Like a Pro: Part 2B – Video Interview Tips
  • Pediatric Therapy Corner: Montessori-Inspired Vegetable Activities
  • Literacy Corner: Great Books for Kids About Vegetables
  • SLP Corner: Expert Offers Ways to Distinguish Between Picky Eating and a Pediatric Feeding Disorder
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