Connect Games for J Sound
Connect games are a fun way to get targeted speech productions from students who are a bit older. After students say a word, they connect the dots on either side of the word. When a box is completed by their…
Auditory Discrimination Picture Pairs for Fronting
It's important when working on phonological processes that you make sure that the student can tell the difference between correct and incorrect productions. This hands-on activity is a great way to focus on auditory discrimination with minimal contrast pair choice…
Find It Fast Game for K Sound
Keep your therapy sessions fun and fast 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…
Tic-Tac-Toe Games for T Sound
Speech therapy sessions can be more engaging for your students when it includes playing a game! Tic-tac-toe boards are a fun way for students to practice saying their target sound either in their therapy sessions or at home. Use these…
Mazes for R Sounds
Make practicing speech sounds fun with these mazes! As students go through the mazes, they practice the "r" words that they pass along the way! They also make great homework pages! There are five different mazes included to target: initial…
Building a Snowman Sequencing Activity
While you're probably not going to actually build a snowman during your therapy session, you can still talk about how to make a friend out of snow! Once you've gone over the steps, you can practice basic sequencing skills and…