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Guessing Game For L Clusters

Guessing Game for L Clusters

  • March 31, 2024

This clue-based guessing game makes working on L Clusters sound fun! Students try to figure out the L Cluster words with as few clues as possible.  They can play in teams or individually.  A game board is also provided, but…

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Gardener Language Activity For Neither, Either, And Both

Gardener Language Activity for Neither, Either, and Both

  • March 28, 2024

Some students with language impairments need direct, specific instruction for learning concepts such as "neither", "either", and "both".  Let this gardener activity help teach and reinforce the meanings of these terms. Interactive Material: This material includes an interactive version that…

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Four In A Row Game For S Sound

Four in a Row Game for S Sound

  • March 28, 2024

Use this fun game while working on speech sounds! You can play the game with the student for individual sessions or have two students play in a group session. The game is played like Connect Four, with each piece being…

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Quick Artic Cards For T Sound

Quick Artic Cards for T Sound

  • March 28, 2024

These handy cards are great for keeping your students progressing through new difficulty levels for a sound. If you see that they are producing the sound accurately most of the time, try the next level (e.g., word to phrase level).…

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Cut And Glue For K Sound – Flowers

Cut and Glue for K Sound – Flowers

  • March 28, 2024

There's no prep needed for these fun, hands-on, cut and glue pages! Students say the target word when they cut out the picture and again when they glue it to a flower. If you use the black and white version,…

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Roll And Say For P Sound

Roll and Say for P Sound

  • March 28, 2024

Here are quick and easy NO-PREP pages to use in your speech therapy sessions. Simply have your students roll a die, say a target word under that number, and then cover or mark the picture until they've said all of…

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