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This is a quick-to-make, versatile, and portable activity that is great for a wide variety of speech and language therapy goals. You can even use it with groups of students working on different skills! What you need: craft sticks marker…
This syntax activity is a bit different than many of our other ones. With these sentences, students arrange the sentence pieces into two different sentences by making an adjective describe two different nouns. For example, one set of sentence pieces…
Looking for gold My students love this activity so much, they want to keep playing it over and over! Finding gold is pretty exciting, you know! The other great part of this activity is that it can be used to…
Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham is the best selling Dr. Seuss book and a favorite rhyming story for many young readers. This classic book encourages children to try something new because they may discover…
Why Work with Words? Playing with sounds can be so much fun when using alliteration. For speech therapy groups it's great for phonemic awareness and fun sound practice. Develop better writing and vocabulary skills with your language therapy groups as…
Awareness of phonemes, the smallest units of sound, is important for reading and working on speech sounds. You can help your students work on one of the earliest phonemic awareness tasks by matching words that have the same initial sound.…