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Good morning and thank you!! If no one thanked you for the work you do every day, well let me be the first. Thank you for everything you do. Even when it feels like it doesn't matter, it does.

As you know I have an online store: Speech Therapy is Beautiful store with over 50 f-r-e-e downloads (I actually had to double check the number because it's more than I had thought LOL). If you haven't checked them out before, go ahead and see what's there.

Right now TPT is having a Teachers Appreciation sale with the site being discounted today through Thursday. If you use the code THANKYOU26, you will get the full 25% off. If you need something to get you through the end of the year, now's your chance

Here's what SLPs who shop my store, use the most. The Spanish Phonology Minimal Pairs Bundle, the Apraxia in Spanish Workbook Bundle, the Figurative Language Task Cards, my Picture Sequences Mega Pack, and the Preschool Screening Kit are all included in the sale.

Thanks again for being on my newsletter! I appreciate you and try to put together at least somewhat fun and helpful over the long haul.

Have a great week ahead!!
Sarah


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