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What's a pirate's favorite letter? R! For your students working on R sounds, these might end up being their favorite game boards too! Have them take the path from the map to the treasure chest by following the target sound…
Here's a quick and easy NO-PREP page to use in your speech therapy sessions. There are 50 pieces of popcorn for a large number of productions. Simply have your students roll a die, say that number of targeted words, and…
Add these cards to your speech therapy materials and you won't be sorry! You can use them to work on correcting cluster reductions or simply for practicing /s/. They make great stimulus cards for drill or to use with games. …
Practice grids can be used in many ways. They can help with motivation when you draw stars or put stickers in the boxes and can also help you keep data on the same words over multiple sessions. You can also…
Word lists can be a handy thing to have in your toolbox. They can be used for auditory bombardment or as words to have your students practice. Here are word lists for initial, medial, and final "ch" words. Included are:…
These word lists can be used for focused auditory input (auditory bombardment) or as stimulus words for working on S Clusters in the initial position. Included are the following: Initial /st/ - 30 words Initial /sp/ - 30 words Initial…