Because I couldn't find anything I loved, I decided to create this FREEBIE resource of books by speech sound. I included 22 different sounds!

A huge list of sound-loaded books for speech therapy articulation practice, sorted by phoneme. Download this free list from Speech Sprouts.

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, meaning I get a commission if you decide to make a purchase through my links, at not cost to you.I love everything about treating preschoolers who stutter: I love the collaboration with parents and caregivers, I love the crazy amount of progress my clients make in a short amount of time, and I love watching their confidence grow as communicating becomes easier. What I don’t love are plateaus. And for a while, I was seeing a lot of them. If you trea

Have a look at the speech and language goals you can target in speech therapy using this picture book by Lynley Dodd. #childrensbooks #picturebooks #speechtherapy #hairymaclary #lynleydodd

Getting started with PECS for autism has never been easier than with this collection of free printables and downloads, PECS pictures, books, schedules, and boards, and speech therapy activities for nonverbal children!

See the 28 speech and language goals you can target in your speech therapy sessions using The Very Noisy Bear picture book by Nick Bland.

Wordless picture books are one of the most versatile and useful tools that you can have in your speech and language therapy room! Check out my top 10 list!

Articulation Books for TH, SH, CH, and J sounds in speech therapy. Tips, strategies, and activities to incorporate into speech and language.

Check out the 14 speech and language goals to target in speech therapy using the classic picture book, Where's Spot by Eric Hill

So many kiddos have WH question goals… in some form or another. The ability to answer WH questions is important, in all settings: school, home, in conversation, etc… I knew this, but I always wondered how to teach WH questions without feeling like I was testing the kiddo. I didn’t want to repeat the question […]

Have a look at the speech and language goals you can target in speech therapy using the picture book The Smartest Giant in Town by Julia Donaldson & Axel Scheffler #childrensbooks #picturebooks #speechtherapy #juliadonaldson #axelscheffler

Do you need some ideas of repetitive picture books to use in speech therapy? Why are repetitive texts a good idea to use with students? Let’s discuss why they are important and some ideas of

The top 25 children's picture books with repetitive text to use in Speech Therapy for Apraxia of Speech (CAS). An evidence-based approach to treatment.

Articulation Books for TH, SH, CH, and J sounds in speech therapy. Tips, strategies, and activities to incorporate into speech and language.

I’m just a big kid at heart because I love picture books as much as any child! There are so many great picture books available, with great ...

Happy Wild About Books Wednesday! Spring is only a few weeks away and today I’m going to be talking about one of my favorite bug books! *This post contains Amazon Affiliate links* In the Tall, Tall Grass by Denise Fleming is one of my favorite books to incorporate into spring and summer speech therapy! A ... Read More about In the Tall, Tall Grass Freebie!

Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) Intended Population: The Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) is an alternative communication device for clients who are not currently utilizing any means of functional communication. The PECS device and training has demonstrated efficacy in children with Autism and other developmental disabilities. PECS has also shown promise for increasing functional communication skills in non-speaking adult populations (Stoner et al., 2006). PECS is ideal for clients who do not have access to (or are not able to use) an iPad or electronic communication devices Steps to Create: Purchase or download a 30-day free trial of Boardmaker Studio. Create individualized picturecards Print symbols to use as manipulatives Laminate the front and back sides of the symbols Unroll adhesive laminate and trim it to fit the strips of symbols. Cut out each individual picture card Trim the loop (soft side) of the Velcro into 1in pieces and stick to the back of the laminated picture cards Trim the 2” binder insert into an 10.5in strip to be used as the sentence strip 7. Measure about 2” from the bottom of the binder and draw a line to cut on. Be sure that your sentence strip will be completely visible and that you are not cutting off more than necessary 8. Cut the binder. Select the number of file folders for the number of desired categories. Cut the folders in half. Trim and hole punch them to fit the binder. Labels can be written on the tabs of the folders 9. Make sure the binder, sentence strip, and tabs line up before proceeding 10. Apply the hook (hard) side of the Velcro to the top of the binder. Also add Velcro to the sentence strip so that it is moveable 11. Apply hook each tab of the binder so laminated picture cards from each category can be sorted

Using wordless shorts in language therapy gives you so many options and your clients will LOVE it! Links to the best wordless videos!

Teach children about respect, honesty, and gratitude at school and in the classroom with these social-emotional learning lessons and hands-on activities for kids.

I L*O*V*E this book! It is written in rhyme, so it is really fun to read. The pictures are AH..MAZING, I can spend a long time just studying the pictures, and I think Mr. Magee looks like my husband, so it makes me smile :) With that said, if you have not read this book, it is a must! It is a silly adventure of Mr. Magee taking his dog Dee to the mountains to go camping. There is a bag of marshmallows, a bear and a waterfall all involved in Mr. Magee and Dee's camping adventure! Hmm, if your curiosity is peaked, I hope you find this book and add it to your classroom library, I am sure you will love it as much as I do! If you have this book here are some reading skill and strategy questions and ideas that might inspire a lesson. Reading level: 3.0 Theme: Camping, Adventure Genre: Adventure Fiction Suggested Vocabulary: spree, hitched, Rambler, brook, knolls, coals, embers, dozy, snitch, hitch, shimmying, rapids, quiver, ledge, stranded, bank, rank dismay Reading skills and strategies: asking questions - {possible questions at before} What is a camping spree? Where will they camp? {possible questions during} Why did they leave the marshmallow's out? Why did the bear go under the hitch and not over it? How come Mr. Magee didn't wake up while they were rolling down the hill? How come their trailer didn't sink in the water? Will Mr. Magee and Dee fall down the waterfall? How will they get off the waterfall? {possible questions after} Why did they end up camping in their backyard? author's point of view - 3rd person point of view author's purpose - entertain{evidence} The story is written in rhyme. The bear pulled the trailer out of the stream and the trailer rolled all the way down the hill and landed right next to the car. All these things make for a silly entertaining story. beginning, middle, end - {most important event from beginning} Mr. Magee and Dee set out to go camping. {most important event from middle} As the bear was looking for marshmallows he unhitched the trailer from the car and made Mr. Magee and Dee roll into a stream. {most important event from end} The bear pulled the trailer out of the river and let it go so it rolled down the hill and landed next to the car. They drove home and camped in their backyard. cause and effect - Why did Mr. Magee load up the camper? because he was getting ready for a camping trip. Why will Dee love camping? because the views are fantastic, there is no one around, the air is sweet and he will sleep like a log. Why did Dee gather pine cones? so they could start a campfire. Why did the bear come to their camp spot? because they left the marshmallows out and the bear could smell the sweet treat. Why did the car and trailer become unhitched? because the bear went under the hitch. How come Mr. Magee and Dee did not fall down the waterfall? because there was a rock that blocked them. Why did the bear pull the trailer out of the water? because he thought the ball on the end of the trailer hitch was a marshmallow. Why did Mr. Magee and Dee go home? because they thought it might be safer to camp at home. connections - {possible text-to-self connections} Going camping. Having a trailer. Seeing a bear. Having a dog. Roasting marshmallows. drawing conclusions & inferencing - How do you think Mr. Magee feels about camping by the end of the story? {text clues} Mr. Magee and Dee rolled down a hill, landed in a stream and hung over a waterfall because of a bear. {what I know} If my trailer were knocked by a bear and I rolled down a hill and hung over a waterfall I would be scared. {my conclusion} I think that Mr. Magee still likes camping but only where there are no bears. plot - the turning point or climax in the story was when the bear pulled them out of the water and they rolled down the hill and landed next to their car. After that they decided to go home and camp in the back yard. predict - Will Dee love camping? Do you think the bear is going to cause a problem? What will it be? Do you think they will go over the waterfall? How will they get out of the stream and away from the waterfall? Where do you think they are going to go now that the car is hitched up again? sequencing - Mr. Magee and Dee hitch up the trailer and go camping. They stop in the perfect spot. They roast marshmallows. Dee and Mr. Magee go to bed. A bear comes and unhitches the trailer and car. The car rolls one way and the trailer rolls the other way. The trailer, Mr. Magee and Dee land in the stream. The bear thinks the trailer hitch is a marshmallow so he pulls the trailer out of the stream. The trailer rolls away again. The trailer lands right next to the car. Mr. Magee hitches up the car and heads home. Mr. Magee and Dee camp in the backyard. story elements- list title, author, character's, setting, beginning, middle, end, or problem & solution. Here is a free inferencing activity for you and your students. COMPREHENSION GAME Included: 48 true false comprehension and story element questions. 1 spinner 1 game board RHYME GAME Included: 1 game board 48 rhyme cards 1 rhyming sheet (for students to check the rhyming words) **Printing tip - Make sure under SIZE OPTIONS you chose "ACTUAL SIZE"** I hope you find something useful! Happy reading!

Have a look at the 19 speech and language goals you can target in your speech therapy sessions using the picture book Peggy by Anna Walker.

Take a look at the 26 speech and language goals you can target in your speech therapy sessions using the Bogtrotter picture book by Margaret Wild.

Take a look at the 35 speech and language goals you can target in your speech therapy sessions using the Belinda picture book by Pamela Allen.

Check out all the speech and language goals to target in speech therapy using The Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler

Children's books that teach about honesty and encouarge kids to build truthful relationships with others.

You can teach anything with children's picture books: Science. History. Writing. Math. Cooking. And Art. Especially art. Because picture books are an artform. I'll be writing a Five Day Series this week about connecting children's literature to art. Monday through Thursday I will be sharing four art project ideas inspired by children's picture books. On Friday I have …

Books that feature AAC Users are pretty rare but especially important in the field of speech-language pathologists. Like any obsessed book-lover, I got a new book in the mail that I pre-ordered last week and it

These homework mini-books are great to send home for carryover! It holds both the student and parents accountable through student and parent pages. This resource includes 9 mini books covering various language concepts. This resource includes the following mini-books: • synonyms:2 books (picture and word level) • antonyms:2 books (picture and word level) • homophones: 2 books (picture and word level) • categories • same/different • negation Each mini-book includes -Cover page with target listed and student accountability circles to color each day of the week they practice. -10 vocabulary targets -Parent page giving homework completion directions and parent signature line. -List of target vocabulary for parent to mark which vocabulary words were difficult for their child. Check out the -MONEY SAVING BUNDLE **After purchasing, don't forget to leave feedback to earn credit towards future purchases! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Let's connect! Blog/Website Instagram Facebook Pinterest The Speech Therapy Toolbox

Need to know how to help students write summaries? These lesson ideas and summarizing ideas and tips for the upper elementary classroom will help you teach summarizing and help your students write summaries as they read.

Are you looking for picture books about summer to use in your classroom? This blog gives you my five favorite books, as well as some quick AAC tips....

Looking for a book list for making inferences and predictions? Here you go! Be sure to check out all the book lists I have for teaching comprehension. *This post contains affiliate links. Making inferences and predictions are highly related comprehension strategies. In fact, most books for teaching comprehension lump them together. For the younger ... Read More about Book List for Making Inferences and Predictions

The top 25 children's picture books with repetitive text to use in Speech Therapy for Apraxia of Speech (CAS). An evidence-based approach to treatment.

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If you target WH questions (who, what, when, where, and why), look at these awesome grab and go WH question materials using real pictures.

Download this free list of picture books for a literacy-based speech approach to R sounds in articulation therapy with your students.

Take a look at the speech and languaeg goals you can target in speech therapy using the picture book Alan's Big Scary Teeth by Jarvis. #childrensbooks #picturebooks #speechtherapy

Upper elementary blog with practical, rigorous, classroom tested ideas to implement with your students.

Start building a strong foundation for math and reading by introducing sequencing skills to your preschoolers. These free printable sequencing cards will get you started.

Use these 35+ Books to Teach Rules and Procedures for the classroom. Helpful for any teacher. Combat blurting out, tattling, lying, stealing, and bullying.

Check out which speech and language goals you can target in speech therapy using Triangle by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen

Books for teaching sequencing should have a clear beginning, middle, and end. Here are 16 great books for kindergarten or first grade.