Rebus sentences are a great way to begin getting sound productions at the sentence level, even with non-readers. Their predictability allows even young children to produce basic sentences without a model. Included are 10 rebus sentences for each sound position…
Here are quick and easy NO-PREP pages to use in your speech therapy sessions. Simply have your students roll a die, say a target word under that number, and then cover or mark the picture until they've said all of…
Your students can get in the Christmas spirit while they learn with these antonym and word pair ornaments. For the print versions, print and cut out the ornaments, and then cut them into halves on the dotted lines. Mix the…
Feel as jolly as St. Nick! Teach your students how to describe using similes with these Christmas themed worksheets. The planning page helps students brainstorm answers that they can use to fill in the similes on the second page. You…
These picture-based pages are a great way to work with students who eliminate final consonants. Have the student say the first picture and then add the final sound. Once they've done that, they can choose the picture that goes with…
Soundagories are great for students working on speech and/or language skills (or for mixed therapy groups). It's played like the game Scattergories, where students name an item that has their sound that fits each category. You can allow them to…