Who will find the parrot first? Use this fun, interactive game with your students as a reinforcement activity. Each game board has 10 bathtubs. When you click on a bathtub, the bubbles disappear and reveal whether there is a pet…
This pet-themed activity is a great way to get your students to describe animals with specificity. They begin with pet store placemats and then take turns "starting their pet stores" by requesting animals based on their features. The differences in…
Ready to get your students thinking about spring? This could be just what you are looking for! With yes/no questions that range from very easy (e.g., "Do bunnies hop?") to more difficult (e.g., "Does spring come between fall and winter?"),…
Using hands-on therapy activities can make them seem less like work and more like play, while still getting LOTS of productive practice done! These basic two-piece puzzles are a great way to have your students work on /k/ at the…
See how much fun your students will have practicing their speech sounds while they try to find the three hidden planets! You can print the pages double-sided so that the telescopes are on the back of the picture cards and…
It's time to go fishing! Add a paperclip to the fish cards and let the students “fish” with a magnetic fishing pole (either a purchased toy or one made with a magnet on the end of a string). The cards…