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It's Dr. Seuss time! Bring the Lorax into your sessions with this easy and adorable craft! With just a few supplies, you can use this as a reinforcement activity for speech or language therapy productions. Crafts are great activities to do with…
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…
Ready for some cute Valentine's Day therapy crafts? Here are a couple of ideas for you to use as reinforcement activities for your speech and language therapy groups. As with most crafts, they are also great for practicing fine motor…
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…
Practice grids are another "must have" for your speech therapy tool box. You can use them to practice the same words over multiple sessions or as home program practice sheets. There are boxes after each image, which are perfect for…
No matter what time of year it is, you've got to have some good old picture cards. They're a basic for your tool box. Here are 60 picture cards (20 for each word position) that you can use all year…