It's finally spring! Celebrate it with new printable materials for your therapy sessions. The sentence cards linked below are great for working on /s/ and /z/ in all positions at the sentence level. Each of the 20 cards has a…
These ladybug and leaf cards are great for working on a variety of number-based skills. Students count the dots on a ladybug and match it to the leaf with the correct number. With the printed pieces, they can also sequence…
This game is a quick, fun way to talk about words related to spring. Students LOVE this game and stay focused knowing that their card could be the next answer. Each card has an answer (e.g., I have an umbrella.)…
Some language impaired students need direct, specific instruction for learning concepts such as "neither", "either", and "both". Use this cute caterpillar activity to teach and reinforce the meanings of these terms. Interactive Material: This material includes an interactive version that…
Working on parts of speech may seem like something that should happen in the classroom, not in language therapy. But consider that metalinguistics, an awareness of the rules of language, is critical for language development. And it's not surprising that…
Use Easter and spring sentences to build a basket These sentences make it easier to work with a group of students who are focused on different sounds or skills. Every sentence contains the /k/, /l/, /s/, and "r" sounds. The…