Print-and-play game boards make therapy fun for your students and quick and easy for you! This game board takes your students on a winding path as Scurry the Mouse tries to find some cheese. To play, have the students name a…
Knowing a variety of synonyms can be important for your students who are working on increasing their vocabularies. This print-and-play game board is a fun way to practice naming synonyms. For a variety of other printables that use these level 1…
Use these no prep, print-and-go pages with your students who are working on /l/, /r/, "er," "th," and /k/ at the word level. Use them with a group by letting students color a picture after each of their turns or…
These Valentine's Day cards are just what you need to build receptive and expressive skills for irregular past tense verbs. With 40 Valentine's Day themed sentences, your language therapy students will get plenty of practice! To use the printable files,…
This interactive activity is a wonderful way to work on eliminating cluster reductions. The picture for the word that completes the sentence (the target word) is first picked from two choices, indicating an awareness of the difference in meaning between…
Hands-on and flippable! These “what,” “where,” and “how” cards are a fun way for students to work on winter-themed questions. Students can mark their choices with a dry erase marker, bingo dauber, or plastic chips. Put them on a metal…