These baseball cards are great for working on a variety of number-based skills. Students can practice counting objects and matching the amount to the correct number, sequencing numbers, and comparing amounts with "more than" and "less than". There are many…
These colorful pictures make it fun to practice identifying words that rhyme! Two levels of play (3x3 boards and 4x4 boards) are available for our members. Each of these levels includes six bingo boards and a page of calling cards. The…
Working on "always", "sometimes", and "never" can be tricky if your students have limited background knowledge about certain topics. For example, if your students are unfamiliar with earth-space science, they may not be able to accurately answer whether the planets…
Some language impaired students need direct, specific instruction for learning concepts such as "neither", "either", and "both". Use this cute caterpillar activity to teach and reinforce the meanings of these terms. Interactive Material: This material includes an interactive version that…
Working on parts of speech may seem like something that should happen in the classroom, not in language therapy. But consider that metalinguistics, an awareness of the rules of language, is critical for language development. And it's not surprising that…