With predictable text and pictures, rebus sentences are a good way for young students and new readers to be able to practice their sounds at the sentence level without a model. Each page has five sentences, and there are two…
Spot it! Say it! pages are some of my favorite go-to materials to have on hand! Students find a word, say it, cover it, and then check it off the list. There are pages with 10, 20, or 30 pictures…
This is a fun, beach-themed sorting activity that can be used to promote phonemic awareness. You can practice phonemic awareness to help with speech articulation or early reading skills. These go great with a beach theme! In this game, students…
Make practicing speech sounds fun with these mazes! As students go through the mazes, they practice the "j" words that they pass along the way! They also make great homework pages! There are two different mazes included to target: Initial…
Connect games are a fun way to get targeted speech productions from students who are a bit older. After students say a word, they connect the dots on either side of the word. When a box is completed by their…
Speech therapy sessions can be more engaging for your students when it includes playing a game! Tic-tac-toe boards are a fun way for students to practice saying their target sound either in their therapy sessions or at home. Use these…