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These Halloween activities for speech therapy are great for elementary students. Also includes ideas for students that benefits from visuals!
Are you a preschool SLP looking for some fun, low-prep Halloween themed activities to target speech and language skills with your preschool students? These engaging play-based activities will have your students laughing and learning for your entire Halloween themed session!Using themes in therapy doesn't have to be time-consuming or complicated! I like to use a book, a toy, a sensory bin, a movement activity, and a game for my thematic therapy sessions. I am very picky with the materials I choo
Looking for free Halloween speech therapy activities? Get ready for a stress-free Halloween with these digital resources for a spooktacular therapy session!
Download these free October speech therapy lesson plans, which include Halloween language and articulation activities!
Now before I start, maybe I should shed some light on our secret speech-pathologist language for all of my "non-speechie" readers. (If you ARE a non-speechie reader, OMGoodness, thanks for stopping by and taking the slightest
Are you looking for apple-themed activities to try in speech therapy? It’s one of my favorite times of year-apple season! There are so many unique apple-themed activities for speech therapy to do with your students
Are you looking for an easy NO PREP HALLOWEEN speech activity? This SPOOKY CANDY CORN ARTICULATION ACTIVITY will give you and your students lots of opportunities to work on speech sounds! *************************************************** PRODUCT CONTAINS ALL BLACK & WHITE NO PREP SHEETS with ONE BONUS color sheet. CONTENTS & DIRECTIONS: 1. *BONUS* SPOOKY COLOR MAT – (p. 7) Use as a door sign or as a mat 2. BLACK & WHITE WORKSHEETS – (p. 9 – 68) INCLUDES initial, medial, final /p, b, t, d, f, k, g, s, l, r, sh, ch, th/ and /sp, sm, sn, st, sk, sw, sl/ Blanks included too! FOR MORE FUN MATERIALS CLICK HERE! Monae’s Books, Posters, Speech Sound Materials & Activity Packets are the perfect tools for developing and improving communication skills. They are very engaging, very easy to use, and kids LOVE THEM!
Are you looking for Halloween Activities for Speech Therapy? Language activities, articulation, crafts, and more, this post has it all!
Make yoga fun with a Halloween Theme! Think of how great it would feel to have a fun Halloween themed activity that incorporates movement!?! You can have this when you purchase theses yoga cards. Downloadable PDF files. Learn more below.
I'm loving fall, y'all! Even if it is still in the 90s here in south Louisiana. It doesn't feel like fall but who cares... because I'm on FALL BREAK (a glorious 4 day weekend). Here's what I've been
Happy Wild About Books Wednesday! My little blog series returned last week for some Halloween fun! Halloween is one of my favorite holidays and there are so many great books that I want to share with you this month! Make sure you swing by my blog each Wednesday in October for some treats! *This post ... Read More about Bone Soup Speech Therapy Ideas
If you're looking for witch activities for speech therapy, look here! Discover activites that will have your students shrieking for more!
Kids love Halloween so use that to your advantage to create engaging speech therapy sessions with our Halloween speech therapy ideas.
These fall speech therapy lesson plans include book recommendations, craft/activity suggestions, and activities to target goals!
Grab your list of 35 free speech therapy data sheets here! Learn how to use google froms for your speech therapy data collection.
This list of FREE Halloween speech therapy resources will make planning for the month of October a breeze! I've included digital/no-print and printable Halloween speech therapy activities that I have had success with in the past. Articulation, language, and social skills activities for speech therapy in October!
Check out the range of speech and language goals that can be targeted in speech therapy using Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's classic picture book Room on the Broom. #childrensbooks #picturebooks #speechtherapy #juliadonaldson
Discover recommendations for the very best Halloween books for speech therapy made by a certified Speech Lanugage Pathologist for elementary aged students.
Autumn is one of my favorite times of the year! I just adore fall themed speech therapy! I also love using simple crafts. They’re a great way to keep students engaged between turns. Students also get to leave the speech room with loads of their target words to practice at home! I’ve rounded up five ... Read More about Five Fall Crafts for Speech Therapy
Have a look at the speech and language goals you can target in speech therapy using this hilarious picture book by 'I Just Ate My Friend' by Heidi McKinnon. #childrensbooks #picturebooks #speechtherapy #monsters
I love to mix it up in my speech therapy sessions. I especially love it when a simple activity such as this Ghostly Good Time activity can be used by all my groups. Then the icing on the cake comes from being able to use it for the two weeks leading up to Halloween! I must ... Read more
Check out the speech and language goals you can target in speech therapy using The Scary Monster by Axel Scheffler #childrensbooks #picturebooks #speechtherapy
Check out this blog post for tips and ideas for using a "what's in the bag?" activity to support early language skills in your EI sessions.
A summary of free digital materials for speech and language that can be used by teletherapists or brick and mortar SLPs.
This cute book features repetitive text and targets Where? questions. Read the book, then complete the cut and paste reader. You can elicit lots of
Are you a preschool SLP looking for some fun, low-prep Halloween themed activities to target speech and language skills with your preschool students? These engaging play-based activities will have your students laughing and learning for your entire Halloween themed session!Using themes in therapy doesn't have to be time-consuming or complicated! I like to use a book, a toy, a sensory bin, a movement activity, and a game for my thematic therapy sessions. I am very picky with the materials I choo
Hope your kids like it too! Let me know what you think you might use it for!
Story Retell Goal Ideas Read more about my goals here. Teaching Story Retell Before working on story retell skills, your learners should have foundational skills in Sequencing, WH Questions, and Story Elements. Once they do, working on story retell is a great way to practice all of those skills in one activity! If your learner […]
Explore vocabulary related to Halloween and fall with this fun Bingo game! There are multiple versions and many ways to target speech, language, and communication goals as well.
Wild About Books Wednesday has returned just in time for the Halloween season! It’s been awhile since Wild About Books Wednesday has been a weekly occurrence! If you’re not familiar with this blog series, it’s when I discuss a specific book and share ways that it can be used to enhance speech/language. I have four ... Read More about The Night Before Halloween (Plus Freebie!)
Most Recent From the BlogMy Favorite FidgetsI currently work with preschoolers, ages 3-5. Many are non-verbal/low-verbal, many on the autism spectrum, and I have a slew of initial evaluations that walk into my room. To keep
Happy October, y’all!! September was ROUGH and I’m really glad it’s behind me. TODAY is glorious fall break! Whoop! This is what I'm doing this morning.... I have a HORRIBLE habit of mixing up my nights and days
Food can be a fun, motivating (and delicious) way to elicit the R sound in speech therapy. Who doesn't love snacks, right? Today I'll share 5 ways I use food
This sensory bin includes: • 4 cups old fashioned oats • 2 silicone pie liners (colors vary depending on what I have in stock at the time you order… you do not get to pick) • 2 tan felt pie crusts (these are handmade and may look slightly different than the ones pictured) • 1 metal tablespoon • 16 task cards (laminated) • 7 red pom poms • 7 green pom poms • 7 yellow pom poms • 2 cinnamon sticks * this does NOT include the bin... you can purchase cheap bins from the store to fit your preference. The bins I use are from the IKEA Flisat table! Differentiation: • Easier: This sensory bin can be for the really early toddler who doesn’t know his/her numbers yet. Let them explore and play on their own by making mini apple pies & apple crisps without the direction of the task cards! Once your child gets older, introduce the task cards for number exposure, number recognition, counting and one-to-one correspondence. But until then, let your child’s imagination run free! • Harder: The task cards provide an educational way for the child to work on their number skills while learning in a fun, engaging, imaginative way! Guide them through how to use the cards until they’re able to independently complete them. This bin includes small items that are choking hazards and not recommended under 3 unless adult supervision is present. This bin also includes food (uncooked oats) so although the food is technically edible, parental supervision should be present if your child puts things to his/her mouth and definitely not recommended for consumption.
