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…
These Valentine's Day cards are just what you need to build receptive and expressive skills for irregular past tense verbs. With 40 Valentine's Day themed sentences, your language therapy students will get plenty of practice! To use the printable files,…
Get your students up on their feet and following directions with "Cupid Says," a Valentine's Day version of "Simon Says"! If the command doesn't start with "Cupid Says," then your students aren't supposed to follow the command. Included are 20…
I LOVE making speech and language practice fun for my students, don't you? It's amazing how a simple game board and a little competition can make therapy fun! From those just learning how to count the dots on a die…
It's a heart hunt! Get ready to start searching! This fun and productive activity is very simple to set up and can be customized to just about any stimuli. What you need: Two copies of hearts with stimuli on them…
Here is another great Valentine's Day activity to work on semantics and word finding goals. With the Red in Your Head cards, all of the definitions are for words that rhyme with "red" (e.g., a thin, twisted fiber used for…