Stop trying to make up sound-loaded sentences on the fly! No one needs that kind of stress. When your students are ready for practicing sounds at the sentence level, have these sentences printed and handy or pull up the interactive…
It's important when working on phonological processes that you make sure that the student can tell the difference between correct and incorrect productions. This hands-on activity is a great way to focus on auditory discrimination with minimal contrast pair choice…
Keep your therapy sessions fun and fast with this speech game! Lay two cards in front of your students and see who can be the first to find the picture that they both have in common. You can then have…
Make practicing speech sounds fun with these printable and digital pages! With the printable pages, students say a word and then dot it with a bingo dauber or cover it with a chip. They drag a colored dot over the…
These fill-in sentences with pictures are a great hands-on way to work on the phonological process of fronting. The picture for the word that completes the sentence (the target word) is first picked from two choices, indicating an awareness of…
These materials use fruits and vegetables to work on two different levels of sorting. For your younger students, you can have them sort fruits and vegetables by color. To increase your older students' knowledge of fruits and vegetables you can…