Dowload this free beach ball craft for a summer themed speech therapy activity for students to practice their speech and language goals!
Happy Summer, friends! I found the cutest ball popper in the Target Dollar Spot and it inspired another freebie! How cute is this flamingo popper?! If you’re a newsletter subscriber you can find it in the free resource library! If you’re not a subscriber and you’re interested in weekly emails from me (about blog posts, ... Read More about Flamingo Articulation Freebie!
No prep, printable, and free summer themed activities and freebies for speech and language therapy!
In this blog post you will learn how to teach categories for your students with language impairments without overwhelm!
Introduce your students to a wide range of sports vocabulary by doing a summer Olympics theme for speech therapy!This bundle includes several language activities + a mixed groups game that has something for your whole elementary caseload!
Free summer speech therapy activities, reinforcers, and clipart to use in your speech sessions or classroom! Includes links to 5 freebies
Need summer speech language activities for your elementary student caseload? Here's some ideas for the end of the year or ESY!
For the rest of the month I am focusing on the one thing that gets me through: The beach. I can't wait for summer break to start so I can go there whenever I want! But until then, I'm dreaming of those days from work and creating fun, beachy activities for my students… articulation sand castles!
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25 more morning duties. 25 more bus duties. 25 more alarms. Ya’ll, there are only 25 more days left of school! I’m super excited (despite the mountains of paperwork daring me to smile) that this year is winding down. It has been a rough one, for sure. The last week of speech is around the ... Read More about The Last Week of Speech!
Most children love playing and splashing in water. But did you know that water play with preschoolers is a great way to work on speech and language skills? Here are some skills your child will learn and....
Make speech therapy easy and fun with these no-prep end-of-the-year/summer-themed articulation stories to work on the correct production of the /s/ sound in the initial, medial, and final positions of words! This seasonal bundle targets the /r/ sound at the reading and conversational levels and is great for articulation carryover! The sound-loaded stories can be used as a therapy activity or given as a homework assignment for home practice. They provide multiple opportunities for self-monitoring and spontaneous production of the target phoneme. Each reading passage includes a data collection sheet for easy progress tracking. In addition to articulation, the stories can be used to work on a variety of language (e.g., sequencing, "wh" questions, summarizing, comprehension) and conversational skills. The following is included: End-of-Year S Story: •One articulation story (Sam's Last Day) •One list of words used in the story •14 picture cards with target words (can be used for story retelling) •12 comprehension questions •Nine structured speaking questions (tic-tac-toe game) •Two data collection forms (45 opportunities to produce the /s/ sound at the reading level) Initial S Summer Story: •One articulation story (Sarah and Sandy) •One list of words used in the story •12 picture cards with target words (can be used for story retelling) •Eight comprehension questions •One data collection form Ready to add fun while building students' articulation skills? Click here for more articulation & Mad Libs stories! Your feedback matters to me! Please leave a review and earn TPT credits. Thank you for visiting my shop!
Grab your copy of these May-themed speech therapy lesson plans, which include Mother's Day and summer language and articulation activities!
Let’s have some watermelon fun in speech! The end of the school year is quickly approaching and a little watermelon theme is a great way to lead into summer break! When I think of summer, watermelon is the first thing that comes to my mind! *This post contains Amazon Affiliate links* Let’s talk about some ... Read More about Watermelon Fun in Speech!
These following directions worksheets are a fun learning activity. Following directions worksheets help teach kids listening skills.
Digital and printable camping themed activities and freebies for speech and language therapy!
I know how frustrating it can be when a toddler is not talking yet. My step-son didn’t speak a single word u
Easily BUILD meaningful speech and language activities with the help of building-bricks! Grab a free guide while you're here!
If you're planning an ice cream theme, check out these ice cream activities for speech therapy, including games, crafts, freebies, and more!
For my last two weeks of ESY I will be doing a camping theme with my preschoolers. (This post contains affiliate links) When I found this campfire toy from Learning Resources, I knew I had to plan sessions around it. It is too cute! We worked on sequencing, object functions (eat, give light, pick up
Need some extension activities to pair with your summer books? Check out these summer crafts for your speech therapy sessions!
It’s time for another edition of Theme Thursday! Today, I’ll be sharing some of my favorite books and ideas for an ocean theme. Summer is quickly winding down, so I want to squeeze in a little beach fun! This is definitely one of my favorite themes! *This post contains Amazon Affiliate links* Let’s start by ... Read More about Ocean Theme in Speech Therapy!
Core vocabulary dice are a fun way to learn, practice, and play with AAC core words. Perfect for AAC and sentence formulation goals!
This Summer Craft Craft "Pack the Suitcase" for vacation (or anytime) includes Communication Activities for Autism, Speech Therapy, and Special Education Students will practice making choices, fine motor skills, describing colors, requesting supplies/colors, and labeling. Students color their suitcase, choose the clothing items (shirt, swimsuit, hat, shoes, snack, camera, sunglasses, toothbrush, hair brush, sunscreen, etc...) and then color, cut, and put-in the items. Requesting visual choices and sentence starter prompts are also available to request supplies -glue, colors of markers/crayons, scissors, etc... Included: -suitcase template -clothing and items choice page worksheets (color, cut, paste) -step-by-step visual instructions Sentence Starter Prompt Strips: "I have [a shirt] in my suitcase. “The Color is…” "The shape is..." “It is [ object] …” “It is [red] [flip flops].” -"Can I have [scissors] please?" -"Can I have a [green][marker] please?" 2 versions of sentence strip prompt versions are included- one for pointing (less prep) and one that can be used as a movable icon with laminate and velcro. This activity can be used individually or as a whole group. The sentence strip prompts can be used as a single page or in a file folder format.
These summer speech therapy activities are ideal for students with autism, early communicators, and AAC users! End of year or ESY activities
Need help with collaborative services and planning themed therapy? This is a speech therapy blog dedicated to helping school SLPs.
Happy Summer, friends! I found the cutest ball popper in the Target Dollar Spot and it inspired another freebie! How cute is this flamingo popper?! If you’re a newsletter subscriber you can find it in the free resource library! If you’re not a subscriber and you’re interested in weekly emails from me (about blog posts, ... Read More about Flamingo Articulation Freebie!
Hey Friends! I’m swinging by the blog today to share another goodie that can be found in my free resource library! My newsletter subscribers have exclusive access to this library. If you’re interested in receiving weekly emails from me about blog updates, sales, new resources, ideas, and more then you can sign up by clicking ... Read More about Free Camping Themed Dot Pages!
Here are a list of free speech therapy r sound activities for working on the articulation sound /r/. Plus grab our free 17 paged PDF!
Create this spring speech therapy craft with your students! It includes a free download! It's the perfect spring speech therapy activity.
Working PRN at the SNF on weekends, it can get a little lonely. I much prefer the weekdays of Christmas break and Summer break that I get to work with the entire team! Since I have known them all so long…and they know my ways…I like to leave little silly notes for them like the ... Read More about Play Ball Like an SLP
I love when the days start to get longer and longer. It’s Mother Nature’s subtle reminder that spring is coming! Spring is truly one of my favorite times in the speech room. I love all of the fun spring themes like bugs, weather, and gardens! It’s Theme Thursday and today is going to be all ... Read More about Garden Theme in Speech Therapy!
I target sequencing and vocabulary while working on activities daily living sequencing tasks. Find out HOW and to grab some free materials.
Sending home homework can be a pain and in the past has taken me DAYS to put together! One of the worst feelings is taking days upon days to put together summer homework packets and parents throwing them out because they are too difficult, take too much time or they didn’t want them in the first place! Here are my 5 tips to sending home homework that will actually be used! Send home a note 6 weeks before school ends asking the parents if they want homework. I recommend sending this note home twice (around 6 weeks AND 4 weeks before the end of school). Download my FREE note here. If the parents are truly interested in summer homework, they will send the note back. Put together an easy and user friendly packet. If it’s too difficult to understand or complete, it won’t be done! Make the activities quick! Summer activities should be less than 10 minutes 3-5 times/week. Allow for vacations & be flexible. Send homework that allows for vacations or off weeks! MAKE IT FUN! Who wants to sit and do boring homework over the summer?! I have found that by using the five steps above, my students have come back with completed homework that […]
Digital and printable camping themed activities and freebies for speech and language therapy!
Speech therapy sentences may be easy to find online, but this selection is geared specifically for practicing speech therapy.
Many of us are looking for teletherapy speech therapy resources or distance learning ideas. Here in Ohio, the school buildings are shut down for the remainder of the 2019-2020 academic year- but the learning is continuing online. Like many SLPs, I'm figuring this out as I go. I wanted to share a collection of ideas
