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…
Dr. Seuss is known for using zany, creative words in his stories. In Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You?, Dr. Seuss opens our ears to the sounds around us. Besides being fun for your students, you can use this book…
It's a heart hunt! Get ready to start searching! This fun and productive activity is very simple to set up and can be customized to just about any stimuli. What you need: Two copies of hearts with stimuli on them…
Here's a quick and easy reinforcement activity for your students! All you need is the FREE printable, cotton balls, and glue...super simple! Just give each of your students a snowman printout and have them earn a cotton ball each time…
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…
Bring some winter into your sessions with this adorable and easy craft! With very few supplies and a little preparation, it's ready to go! Another great feature of this craft is that it has ten items to place on the…