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 the "sh" sound…
Mix it up! See how many verbs your students can come up with that complete the sentences appropriately. You'll probably be surprised with their creativity! Besides working on verb variety, this game also challenges students to complete the sentence with correct subject/verb…
Use this fun (and sometimes silly) game to get students using adjectives and seeing how they can change the meaning of a sentence. You can see how many different adjectives your students can think of or let them use the…
This clue-based guessing game makes working on the /l/ sound fun! Students try to figure out the initial and final /l/ words with as few clues as possible. They can play in teams or individually. A game board is also…
This game is a fun way to practice articulation sounds at the word level with an individual student or a group. Grab the game boards, calling cards, and bee pieces (or something else to cover the hexagons with), and you’re…
Keep your therapy sessions exciting with this speech game! Lay two cards in front of your students and see who can be the first to find the picture that they both have in common. You can then have the students…