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…
Make practicing speech sounds fun with these printable and digital pages! With the printable pages, students say a word and then dot it with a bingo dauber or cover it with a chip. They drag a colored dot over the…
Need a fun, interactive game for working on /t/? You can use this exciting game where hidden stars fly across the screen when uncovered! Each game board has 20 picture cards and there are five game boards for each position…
With predictable text and pictures, rebus sentences are a good way for young students and new readers to be able to practice their sounds at the sentence level without a model. There is a page of five sentences for each…
Here's an a-MAZE-ing speech game for practicing /s/ in your sessions as well as at home. As students go through the mazes, they practice the /s/ words that they pass along the way! There are three different mazes included, one…
Here are quick and easy NO-PREP pages to use in your speech therapy sessions. Simply have your students roll a die, say a target word under that number, and then cover or mark the picture until they've said all of…