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Pop The Pig Companion Boards For G Sound

Pop the Pig Companion Boards for G Sound

  • September 28, 2026

These Pop the Pig game companion boards are a great way to tie in speech sounds without needing extra word lists or stimuli. Just cover the pictures with the game's hamburgers and have your students say each word as they…

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Football Feelings

Football Feelings

  • September 28, 2026

Let these football players help your students answer football-themed "How would you feel if..." questions. Students can identify the player that corresponds to an appropriate emotion and then, if able, explain why they would feel that way.  For many of…

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Find Your Sound Pages For K Sound

Find Your Sound Pages for K Sound

  • September 28, 2026

Use these print-and-go, no prep pages with your students who are working on identifying and/or producing targeted sounds. All you need are the printed pages and some kind of markers (e.g., bingo chips, pennies, tiny erasers) for your students to…

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Four In A Row Game For R Clusters

Four in a Row Game for R Clusters

  • September 28, 2026

Get lots of repetitions while having a ton of fun! You can play the game with the student for individual sessions or have two students play in a group session. The game is played like Connect Four, with each piece…

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Fall Antonym Game Board

Fall Antonym Game Board

  • September 28, 2026

Here's a quick game for practicing naming antonyms with a fall theme. Use it with individual students or with a small group. There is an interactive version included that can be used with up to 6 players. Interactive Material: This…

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Who Has…? Game Cards For Fall Vocabulary

Who Has…? Game Cards for Fall Vocabulary

  • September 28, 2026

Play this fun game with your students to practice basic fall vocabulary words.  Students LOVE this game and stay focused knowing that their card could be the next answer.  Each card has an answer (e.g., I have pie.) and then…

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