Build a Bug Reinforcement Activity
I love finding easy and fun therapy activities to share with you, so when I saw this idea on Pinterest, I knew I had to let you know about it. It's easy for little ones, but can also be used…
Spring “Who,” “What,” “When,” “Where,” “Why,” and “How” Questions
It's springtime! With falling rain, blooming flowers, fun picnics, and baby animals, there are so many spring topics you can discuss with your students. These spring themed "wh" and "how" question cards can be randomly picked and answered or used…
Spot-On Ladybug Reinforcement Page
Welcome spring with this ready-to-go ladybug reinforcement page. It's a simple, but effective way to encourage your students to produce their sounds correctly. Simply print the color or black and white version of the page and give your students a…
Cotton Ball Snowman Activity with FREE Printable
Here's a quick and easy reinforcement activity for your students! All you need is the FREE printable, cotton balls, and glue...super simple! Just give each of your students a snowman printout and have them earn a cotton ball each time…
Pom Pom and Mitten Matching Activities
These simple activities can be used with younger students for basic skills such as color or number matching or with older students as a reinforcement for their speech and language practice. What you need: pom poms in a variety of…
Winter “What,” “Where,” and “How” Questions
Baby, it's cold outside! These "what," "where," and "how" questions focus on winter and winter activities. While students living in warmer climates may not be able to relate to the questions from personal experience, it is good to discuss these…