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Cluster Reduction Auditory Discrimination Picture Pairs
It’s important when working on phonological processes that you make sure that the student can tell the difference between correct and incorrect productions. This hands-on activity is a great way to focus on auditory discrimination with minimal contrast pair choice cards. Each card has a word at the top (e.g., “score”) and two minimal contrast [...]
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Picture Cards for Initial /l/ Clusters
Picture cards are great, versatile items to have in your speech therapy toolbox. They can be used for drill activities or as stimuli for a variety of games and allow you to get spontaneous productions from both readers and non-readers. Included in this printable are 10 color and black and white picture cards for each [...]
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Spring Articulation Reinforcement Pages
Use these no prep, print and go pages with your students who are working on /s/, “sh,” /r/, and /l/ at the word level. The “sh,” and /r/ pages have pictures for the target words to help those students who are not yet strong readers. You can use these pages with a group by letting [...]
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Pom Pom Chick Craft
Here’s a cute, easy craft that you can do with your students this spring. Work on following directions or have them earn the pieces through speech and language tasks. They’ll be proud to take them home! What you need for each chick: a large, yellow pom pom (You can buy 2″ ones at craft stores [...]
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18 St. Patrick's Day Therapy Activities and Materials
“Lucky” for you! We’ve made it easy to have fun, productive, St. Patrick’s Day themed therapy sessions! Find all of our St. Patrick’s Day articulation and language activities here!
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Winter Sports Irregular Verb Tense Cards and Game
One printable, multiple uses! These cards are just what you need to build receptive and expressive skills for irregular past tense verbs. With 40 winter sports themed sentences, your language therapy students will get plenty of practice! To use them, laminate the cards and let the students color in the mitten next to the correct [...]
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