Springtime animals are ready to help your students practice their basic comparing skills! These pages are perfect for working on "bigger, smaller, biggest, and smallest" for both receptive and expressive tasks. The first page has three sets of three different…
Who doesn't love marshmallows in their cereal? And have you seen your students' eyes light up when you bring food into therapy? If your with me on these two things, Lucky Charms cereal just may need to make an appearance…
These simple activities can be used with younger students for basic skills such as color or number matching or with older students as a reinforcement for their speech and language practice. What you need: pom poms in a variety of…
Identifying patterns is a basic concept that is important to math, spelling and vocabulary skills. Now your students can practice this skill using this Thanksgiving activity! First, cut off the picture choices from the bottom of the page. Then, have…
This printable is a great way to check a student's use of the comparatives and superlatives "bigger, smaller, biggest, and smallest". Each half of the page has 5 sentences to complete using these words. You can use the halves as…
Being able to notice and continue patterns is a basic concept that is important to future math and vocabulary skills. You can have your students practice this skill with fun ice cream pictures! They continue the ice cream patterns by…