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Football Game With Speech Sound Cards

Football Game with Speech Sound Cards

  • November 5, 2014

It's fall, and it's football season!  Score a great session with your students!  This game can be used with any age group to work on a wide variety of skills.  There are football related speech sound words included, but you…

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Basketball Toss Game For Speech Therapy

Basketball Toss Game for Speech Therapy

  • March 25, 2014

This game is simple and fun and can be done indoors or out!  All you need is a basketball, some masking tape, and a permanent marker.  Just write the stimuli that go with your students' goals on the tape and…

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Winter Olympics Vocabulary Set

Winter Olympics Vocabulary Set

  • February 13, 2014

This set is a collection of the winter Olympics vocabulary materials. It includes 4 worksheets, which can be used as pretests, post-tests, or practice pages, 4 answer pages, 24 word cards, 24 definition cards, instructions for card games, 6 bingo…

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Winter Olympics Vocabulary Cards

Winter Olympics Vocabulary Cards

  • February 12, 2014

These winter Olympics vocabulary cards are a great way to practice matching the vocabulary words to their definitions.  The words are the same ones used in the winter Olympics vocabulary worksheets, which can be used as pre-tests and/or post-tests.  Game…

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Winter Olympics Vocabulary Worksheets

Winter Olympics Vocabulary Worksheets

  • February 12, 2014

These worksheets focus on matching 24 winter Olympics vocabulary words to their definitions.  While each worksheet focuses on the same words and definitions, they are presented in different ways.  There is a match-up worksheet where students write in the corresponding…

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Olympic Medal Rhyming Activity

Olympic Medal Rhyming Activity

  • February 9, 2014

It's time for the Olympics!  Get your younger students matching up pictures that rhyme with this activity.  For the printable file, print the medals, cut them apart, and lay them out.  Your students find the gold, silver, and bronze medals…

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