Using tic-tac-toe boards can be a fun way for students to practice saying their targeted words either in your therapy sessions or at home with a caregiver. This set of games includes: 8 boards for initial /r/ 4 boards for…
If you've got students working on "r sounds" who can read, these sound specific word cards are a therapy must. You can have students pick a card and make a sentence with the word, use a stack of them for…
Fall "wh" questions are here! We've got them in two formats too, so you can use them with students at different levels! "Wh" questions with choices These printable cards have two answer choices for each question and have circles for…
Scamper the Squirrel is here to help your students work on prepositions, receptively and expressively! With fall in the air, your students will love finding where this cute little squirrel is looking for nuts! The prepositions used are: in, on,…
Practice grids just might be your new favorite articulation therapy resource, especially when your students are working at the word level. They are great as a motivation tool (add stickers to the boxes) as well as a data collection resource.…
Cool off this summer with banana splits...or at least talk about how to make them! Once you've gone over the steps, you can practice basic sequencing skills and work on temporal words such as "before" and "after" or "first", "next",…