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Describing Dogs – A Fun Language Therapy Activity

Describing Dogs – A Fun Language Therapy Activity

Why work on describing? Describing with details helps a child be specific about the different attributes of an item.  This can help students with comparing and contrasting, using details in their writing, and increasing their vocabularies. Creativity disclaimer First off,…

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Start out Right

For many of us, this is the start of a new school year.  For others of us, it’s just another week of therapy.  Either way, this post can apply to starting a new school year or beginning therapy with a…

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Word Lists For L Sound

Word Lists for L Sound

  • July 31, 2009

If you've got students working on the /l/ sound, add these word lists to your SLP toolbox! They include words based on sound position and syllable count because sometimes students need to practice the sound at the simplest, shortest word…

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Initial /l/ Syllables Page

  • July 31, 2009

This initial /l/ syllables page is a great way to make articulation practice a visual activity.  It includes instructions and a page for working on initial /l/ at the syllable level.

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Lamb Reinforcement Activity

Lamb Reinforcement Activity

  • July 31, 2009

This reinforcement activity allows the student to earn cotton balls to glue on to the lamb picture page.  It includes instructions and a page with 10 lambs.  It can also be to work on /l/ or as part of an…

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