Rebus sentences are a great way to begin getting sound productions at the sentence level, even with non-readers. Their predictability allows even young children to produce basic sentences without a model. Included are 10 rebus sentences for each sound position…
Here are some more practice grids for your therapy toolbox! They are fantastic for practicing the same words over multiple sessions or for sending home with the student to practice between sessions. You can put tally marks or stickers in…
Mark and flip! These spring-themed cards make answering "who," "what," "when," "where," and "why" questions a fun activity! Students can mark their choices with a dry erase marker, bingo dauber or plastic chip. Put them on a metal ring to…
Springtime animals are ready to help your students practice their basic comparing skills! These printable and interactive files are perfect for working on "bigger, smaller, biggest, and smallest" for both receptive and expressive tasks. The first activity type has…
The "quiet sound" can be tricky when it's in various positions of words in sentences. Give your students practice with these spring-themed cards! They can be used as stimulus cards for most activities and games including the Springtime Game Board.…
Word relationships can be particularly tricky for students with language disorders. You can use these analogy cards to help them "think through" these relationships. They can be used alone or with the Springtime Game Board. The cards have analogies that…