I've found that the more "hands on" an activity is, the more my students participate and enjoy the work we are doing. By putting a speech or language spin on a classic Thanksgiving activity, you can target a wide range…
Use this hands-on activity to help your students rearrange statements into questions. Students are able to physically manipulate the sentence parts, giving them a chance to try them in various positions before deciding on an answer. Included are instructions, four…
Here is a simple and versatile activity for Easter or springtime sessions. What you need (for each student): bunny scene printable 10 cotton balls glue crayons (optional) What to do: Give the student a cotton ball each time he/she answers…
Here is a game board you can use for your speech or language therapy sessions. Just print the board, laminate it (optional), and play with a spinner or a die and a game piece for each player. You can use…
Want some fun, useful and very inexpensive therapy materials? Pick up a box of Valentine's cards! They can be turned into customized therapy materials in just a matter of minutes! And did I mention how inexpensive they are? I found…
This reinforcement activity makes learning as "easy as pie". This printable therapy material is great to use close to Thanksgiving or Christmas! It includes the pie page and directions and can be found as part of the L Clusters Basic…