Following single- and multiple-step directions is an integral part of success in the classroom for children. Those with language disorders often have increased difficulty in following simple and c…
For our learners who need to work on foundational learning skills, such as simple matching, I have always love creating hands on task boxes put-in tasks and color sorting tasks. My classroom closet always looked like it could be featured on an episode of hoarders. I kept every shoe box, coffee container, baby jar, and
Remediation of a lateral /s/ takes patience and a step-by-step approach. I have had success using the ideas of Pamela Marshalla. This product provides the picture support to work with young children on this often very stubborn articulation error. Check it out on Teachers Pay Teachers. t
Creating a play-based lesson plan for speech and language therapy is easier than you think! Here are some quick ideas to get you started.
I'm halfway through the summer session and I've absolutely loved my topic for the last two weeks! I work with preschoolers with a wide range of abilities. Some are using communication devices while others are working on using subject pronouns. I was able to carry this same theme for a whole two weeks. I'm guessing you
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I wanted to give you 10 speech therapy ideas to do at home because you, as the parent, are your child's best teacher. I am a play therapist (not an SLP), so I work with many speech-delayed children, in conjunction with their speech-language pathologist (birth-age 3) and these activities work great with them in the home,
Do you need a quick hook to grab the attention of your students? Are you introducing a new theme, topic, or skill? Mystery Bags are a ...
30 Pages of Ben 10 Learning and Fun for Pre-K and K aged kids!
A list of the essential speech therapy materials needed for any SLP or SLPA. Plus, our very best free materials that you can download now!
Free speech therapy worksheets and activities (articulation, receptive/expressive language) for speech-language pathologists, teachers, parents.
Minimal Pairs may be easy to find online, but this selection is geared specifically for practicing speech therapy.
Pre-K books to read. Best Repetitive Predictable Text Pre-K and Kindergarten books. A book list with repetitive words and phrases and predictable text to help build literacy skills for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten
Free speech therapy worksheets and activities (articulation, receptive/expressive language) for speech-language pathologists, teachers, parents.
Tons of ideas for how I use student work folders in speech and language therapy. Includes organization tips, storage examples, and tips and tricks.
Frozen themed Pre-K Pack with learning printables for ages 2-5!
You spend so much time redirecting behavior, that you can only manage to get a few repetitions for each student and by the end of the session you're
Some of our students need movement to help them learn! Speech therapy and in particular, minimal pairs, can become boring... so inject movement activities!
I don’t know about all of you but one of my students’ (past and present) favorite activities is blowing bubbles! It’s a low tech, inexpensive, and fascinating therapy activity. I have even taken it a step further and had my students create “bubble prints”. There are so many of these ideas on pinterest, blogs, websit
the speech development milestones are outdated and I am so PLEASED to report that a new research study has provided a MUCH NEEDED UPDATE!
Are you racking your brain for toys that will work with your moderate-severe students. I have 10 toys that will promote functional communication!
In this post, discover more than 10 easy hands-on speech crafts and learn how to use them to make speech therapy motivating and fun.
This is a quick but effective visual that I have been wanting to show you! I used images and directions from the Common Ground Collaboration to complete this job! Thanks to Mark and Brenda for
This quick and easy following directions and basic concepts activity takes no time to prep. Check out my parent and home carryover freebie!
Creating a play-based lesson plan for speech and language therapy is easier than you think! Here are some quick ideas to get you started.
At the beginning of every school year, I like to take mass baselines for all of my students so that I have a good clean idea on where they are toward meeting the goals set for them on their IEPs. Maybe they had a summer miracle or maybe they’ve regressed a little. Today I’m going […]
Dowload this free beach ball craft for a summer themed speech therapy activity for students to practice their speech and language goals!
What are boom cards? Boom cards are a great way to teach speech therapy goals. Grab a list of boom cards that are great for speech therapy and teletherapy.
Core vocabulary dice are a fun way to learn, practice, and play with AAC core words. Perfect for AAC and sentence formulation goals!
Use these evidence-based activities and strategies to teach pronouns to your speech therapy students, including: subject, object, possessive, & reflexive pronouns.
These sound loaded articulation worksheets are a fun way to engage students to practice speech sounds! Each worksheets includes 10 word targets words. There are at least 5 pictures of each target on each worksheet. Each worksheet allows for many opportunities for students to practice his/her speech sounds. Students can color, circle or check the pictures as they find them. There is a space at the bottom of each worksheet to indicate how many pictures were found for each target. For my younger students, I have them circle each picture with a different colored crayon or marker. This helps to provide some visual support for counting the number of pictures for each target! These sheets can be used during therapy sessions with mixed groups. The sheets can also be laminated for durability and used over and over again! This a activity to send home for practice with families. It also makes a nice addition to summer packets. Since there is no reading required, these worksheets are appropriate for kindergarten and early elementary students. You will receive the following sounds • /k, g, f, v, l, s, z, ch, sh, j, th/ for all three word positions •/l/ blends: bl, cl, fl, gl, pl. • /r/ blends: br, cr, dr, fr, gr, pr, tr. • /s/ blends: sc, sk, sl, sm, sn, sp, st. • prevocalic r and vocalic /r/ including: ar, air, ear, er, ire, or. Word lists are included at the top of each worksheet. *THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN UPDATED TO INCLUDE: 16 Mixed sounds coordinating coloring worksheets Each worksheet for /k, g, f, v, l, s, z, ch, sh, th, j/ contains 30 coloring images. - 10 initial targets - 10 medial targets - 10 final targets Pre- vocalic /r/ contains 16 coloring images The vocalic /r/ worksheet contains 5 targets each for /air, ar, ear, er, ire, or/ There are three blends worksheets. One for each blend /l, r, s/. Each blend worksheet has 5 targets per blend. For example /L/ blends have 5 targets for each: bl, cl, fl, gl, pl, sl totaling 30 images for that coloring sheet. Check out some of my other articulation/phonology resources! Related Products ⭐ ARTICULATION MINI CARDS - FOR SPEECH THERAPY ⭐ ARTICULATION MINI CARDS - EARLY SOUNDS - FOR SPEECH THERAPY ⭐ PHONOLOGY CARDS FOR SPEECH THERAPY - 4 SYLLABLES ************************************************************************* I love to hear from you to hear how you are using my products during your therapy sessions. By doing so, you earn credits to use towards future TpT purchases. *************************************************************************** Let's connect. Facebook Instagram
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!
Download these free picture mats to build vocabulary in preschool and kindergarten. These are great for English language learners, too! #vocabulary
What can we do for students who are deaf and hard-of-hearing? This guest post on Speechy Musings shares a few tips for language therapy for these students.
Don’t spend all of your therapy time quizzing kids on concepts. Make sure you take the time to teach them the skills that they need first in order to understand these concepts. Do your students
SLP’s working in the school setting can easily be spread thin. If an SLP isn’t monitoring what he/she is committing to or looking at their current work load situation, things can go from manageable to chaotic in a blink of an eye. We must say no at work when we can’t do something! I compiled […]
