Dr. Seuss’s Lorax Paper Plate Therapy Activity
It's Dr. Seuss time! Bring the Lorax into your sessions with this easy and adorable craft! With just a few supplies, you can use this as a reinforcement activity for speech or…
Opposite Matching from The Foot Book by Dr. Seuss
Dr. Seuss forever changed children's literature by making it fun and lively. Keep your sessions fun and full of learning with this activity based on Dr. Seuss's The Foot Book. …
One Fish, Two Fish…Rhyming Cards
These materials go along with Dr. Seuss's book One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish, though you don't need the book to use them. There are 15 cards with…
Cat in the Hat Paper Plate Therapy Activity
Celebrate Dr. Seuss's birthday and reinforce therapy skills with this fun and easy craft! It only takes a few supplies and comes together quickly. You can use this activity to…
Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You? Activity for Teaching Onomatopoeia
Dr. Seuss is known for using zany, creative words in his stories. In Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?, Dr. Seuss opens our ears to the sounds around us. Besides…
Green Eggs and Ham Antonyms
Include these antonym match-up cards in your celebration of Dr. Seuss's birthday! With three levels of words to choose from, you can use these cards with young readers through middle…
Word Families – Making Silly and Real Words
Have fun with your students while creating a variety of words, both silly and real. Using word families and a variety of letters to place in front of them, your…
Top 5 Printable Speech and Language Therapy Materials
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Rhyming Fill-in Story Inspired by Green Eggs and Ham
Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham is the best selling Dr. Seuss book and a favorite rhyming story for many young readers. This classic book…
Animal Alliteration Activity
Why Work with Words? Playing with sounds can be so much fun when using alliteration. For speech therapy groups it's great for phonemic awareness and fun sound practice. Develop better…