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This exciting game keeps your students in suspense...their next card could be a broken cookie! Use this game with students working on /l/, /s/, prevocalic /r/, or vocalic /r/ at the word, phrase, or sentence level. How to play: Print…
Thanksgiving speech sound cards are a good way to use theme-specific vocabulary words in your sessions. They can be used as stimuli for board games, picked out of a bowl, or printed in duplicate and used to play games such…
Your students will have a feathery fun time with this Thanksgiving turkey activity! Use it to keep your students engaged and wanting to produce more correct speech and language responses. You can make a turkey for each student or divide…
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…