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This activity combines articulation practice and basic language skills. It keeps students thinking while giving them multiple opportunities to practice their target sound on each turn. It can also be sent home as a home program activity. Included are picture…
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?"),…
These sound-specific coloring pages are a fun way for students to work on their sounds. They are great for using with groups and sending home for more practice. In groups, students can color the words they've practiced while waiting for…
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…
Your students can help save the city from the robots while working on their speech and language skills! You can use it with any stimuli, which makes it very flexible. There are both print and interactive versions available for you…
These pictures make working on possessive pronouns more hands-on and interactive. You can target productions such as: This is (his, her, their) jet. The jet is (his, hers, theirs). With the printed pages you will place the pictures of the people…