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Springtime animals are ready to help your students practice their basic comparing skills! These printable and interactive files are perfect for working on "bigger, smaller, biggest, and smallest" for both receptive and expressive tasks. The first activity type has…
This quick and easy-to-make frog container is a cute way to get your students motivated to practice their speech and language skills. Your students will be eager to feed him their speech and language cards or plastic flies! What you…
I love finding easy and fun therapy activities to share with you, so when I saw this idea on Pinterest, I knew I had to let you know about it. It's easy for little ones, but can also be used…
It's springtime! With falling rain, blooming flowers, fun picnics, and baby animals, there are so many spring topics you can discuss with your students. These spring themed "wh" and "how" question cards can be randomly picked and answered or used…
It's game time! Use this versatile game with your speech and language students either in groups or individually! Just grab a die, a couple of place markers, and some stimulus cards for your students' goals, and they'll be making their…
Rhyming riddles are so much fun and can really get your students thinking! Each clue contains a description of the word AND a rhyming clue. It's a great language activity for students with weak vocabularies and/or poor naming abilities. For…