Happy New Year, friends! January is one of my favorite speech therapy months because there are so many fun themes to use this month…resolutions, 100th day, winter, snow, and polar animals are some I like to use!
The first week back, though, is more about getting into a routine, reviewing goals, and collecting data for regression over the break. Do you do that too?
Once we get through all that, we start the fun! Here are some activities that might help you get through the month…
Winter
- Winter Roundup (freebies!)
- Winter Sports nonfiction passages for comprehension and vocabulary
- Winter No Prep, includes printables and Google Slides
- Winter Verbs
- Winter Vocabulary
- Winter Data Collection
- Free pronouns interactive book
- Free Winter Worksheets
- January Toolkit
- The Snowy Day book companion
- There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow book companion
- Bear Snores On
- Free hot cocoa open ended game Boom card
- Mystery Picture Phonological Awareness Boom Cards
- Free Mystery Picture Winter Actions Boom Cards
- Winter Crafts
- A Loud Winter's Nap book companion
- Minimal Pairs Color by Number
- Speech & Language Color by Number
Snowmen
- Snowman hands on activities
- Using The Snowman wordless short video to target perspective taking and emotions (includes free download!)
- Sneezy the Snowman book companion
- Snowmen at Night book companion Boom Cards
- Feed the Snowman Articulation Boom Cards
- Snowman WH Questions & Inferencing Boom Cards
Polar Animals & Climate
- Speech Igloos easy craft
- Arctic Articulation
- Penguin Craft
- Feed the Penguin Boom Cards
- Arctic Round Up Post
- Polar Animals Nonfiction activities
- Polar Bear Party Articulation
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