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With this hands-on therapy activity, your students will practice "has/have" subject-verb agreement with the help of these friendly farmers. Students first give the farmer or farmers an item and then say a sentence to describe it, such as, "The farmer…
Here's a fun, fall-themed way to practice identification of basic adjectives such as "empty," "loud," and "fewer." You can keep the printable as a worksheet or cut it into cards. With the interactive version, students drag a circle to their…
These sound-specific word cards make great stimulus cards for games, articulation drill, or for making up sentences. With the interactive file, the cards flip over one at a time, making practicing /v/ at the word level more fun and interactive.…
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…
There's no prep needed for these fun, hands-on, cut and glue pages! Students say the target word when they cut out the picture and again when they glue it to a leaf. If you use the black and white version,…
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…