Go beyond "good/bad" and "happy/sad" antonyms! Help your students build their vocabularies with these antonym cards! They are great for the older students on your caseload. You can use them for receptive tasks, such as matching games, or for expressive…
Sometimes you just need some words...words with just the right sound in just the right place. These word cards are just that. For your articulation students who are able to read, these cards are just what the speech-language pathologist ordered.…
With simple, predictable sentences that include pictures, young students and non-readers are able to start practicing targeted sounds at the sentence level. These pages come with 5 sentences each and can be used as a whole page or cut apart into…
Once you start using practice grids, you'll never want to be without them! They are fantastic for practicing the same words over multiple sessions or for sending home with the student to practice between sessions. You can put stickers or tally…
Use these cute gingerbread men to help your students answer cookie themed "How would you feel if..." questions. Students can identify the gingerbread man that corresponds to an appropriate emotion and then, if able, explain why they would feel that…
This adorable chick is out of his shell and ready to help your students! Once you've gone over the steps, you can practice basic sequencing skills and work on temporal words such as "before" and "after" or "first", "next", "then"…