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Fall Speech Set
Be ready for fall with this sound-loaded speech set. It’s packed with fall themed games, speech sound word cards, and speech sound sentences to use with your articulation groups. Included in this set: 3 Fall Games Fall on the Farm Game Board Fall Leaves Game Board Falling Leaves Game including instructions, tree page, leaf page, [...]
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"WH" Questions with Answer Choices
Our members loved our spring and winter question sets so much that we decided to make a set that can be used all year long! When hole-punched and placed on a ring, they become a fun to flip way to work on “wh” questions. Add some plastic chips or bingo daubers for choice marking and [...]
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Cloud and Raindrop Category Sorting
This hands-on activity is a great way for your students to practice sorting basic categories. You can make your own by cutting out cloud shapes and raindrops and writing categories and items on them or let us save you the trouble with our printable pages. For just $4.99 a month or $49.99 for a year, you [...]
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Spring Vocabulary Bingo
It’s “Springo” time! Add some variety to your spring vocabulary lessons with these spring bingo boards and calling cards. They are picture based and are focused on basic vocabulary words, which makes them perfect for your younger students. The six different boards have all of the same vocabulary words included, just in a different locations. [...]
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Spring "WH" Questions with Answer Choices
Mark and flip! These spring themed cards make answering “who,” “what,” “when,” “where,” and “why” questions a fun activity! Students can mark their choices with a dry erase marker, bingo dauber or plastic chip. Put them on a metal ring to keep them organized and easy to grab! (Many of these questions are the same as [...]
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Leprechaun Preposition Picture Cards
Perfect for St. Patrick’s Day, these picture cards make finding “Lucky the Leprechaun” a great way to work on prepositions, receptively or expressively! The prepositions used are: in on under behind in front of next to Receptive Language: Place the pictures that have the Lucky with the same object (e.g., the tree) in front of [...]
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