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Bring the farm into your sessions with this easy and adaptable craft! With a few supplies and a little preparation, it's easy to make it come together. What you need: paper plates (one for each child) white, pink, black, and…
This colorful candy corn activity is good for younger students as well as some of those hard-to-please older students. It's easy to grab the few supplies needed and be ready for some Halloween fun! What you need: candy corn pattern…
Working on articulation doesn't have to be spooky! You can save precious planning time by printing out these Halloween-themed bingo boards for your students working on articulation at the word and sentence level. Because they are typed words and not…
I'm bringing back a classic from my childhood with this game! With simple materials, you can have some field goal fun with your students to reinforce the effort they've made during their therapy session. What else is great about this…
Becoming aware of sounds is important for both literacy and speech articulation skills. This football themed therapy material focuses on one of the earliest phonemic awareness skills...the awareness of the initial sound in words. Materials included: Included are 16 football…
Make an adorable (hungry) alien by reusing a plastic container. Your students will be eager to feed him their speech and language cards, which works as a great incentive for them! What you need: a clean, plastic container with a…