Using animals during the winter season is always an engaging theme, and I’ve got 5 different ways for you to use it in your speech therapy sessions! Read Aloud The Way Home for Wolf by Rachel Bright has become one of my favorite stories this time of year. It introduces several different kinds of arctic […]
Speech Therapy Activities for Sneezy the Snowman – Plus, Free Download!
Sneezy the Snowman by Maureen Wright and illustrated by Stephen Gilpin is a funny winter story that children will love! It is great for your speech and language therapy sessions because it can be used to target a large variety of common communication goals… /s, r, l/ blends opposites cause and effect regular and irregular […]
Turkey Activities for Speech Therapy
Around this time of year, things start to get crazy, so I wanted to share some fun and easy speech therapy session plans with you to make things a little less hectic! Turkey Trouble by Wendi Silvano is the first in the series of these great books that your students will LOVE! You can easily […]
Fun Speech & Language Therapy Ideas for November
November is a great month to dive into all things gratitude and food! I also really like doing scarecrows during this month! I hope you find some great ideas for planning your therapy sessions below… what are your favorite November themes? Scarecrows Books The Scarecrow by Beth Ferry The Scarecrow’s Hat by Ken Brown There […]
3 Easy, Hands-On Speech Therapy Activities for Halloween
These 3 easy activities are a little fine motor, a little sensory, and a lot of speech and language! Sensory Bin Make a basket with mini erasers, spider rings, or mini objects, and then use washi tape or string to make a web to cover the top. Add some tongs so your students can grab […]
5 Awesome, Not Scary Monster Books for Speech Therapy
October is a great time to do a Monster theme, but let’s be real…Monsters are a great theme all year long! I have really enjoyed finding new books on this topic and I wanted to share a few with you that I think work exceptionally well for your speech therapy sessions. When I think of […]
October Speech & Language Therapy Activities
October is such a fun month! I like doing things related to the season, like pumpkins, monsters, and Halloween! What’s your favorite October activity? Here are some ideas to help you out! Pumpkins Books Too Many Pumpkins by Linda White The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin by Joe Troiano 16 Runaway Pumpkins by Dianne […]
September Themed Activities for Speech Therapy
September! There are so many fun themes you can do this month that your students will love. Let’s explore some ideas… Fall Books The Golden Acorn by Katy Hudson, companion activities here There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves by Lucille Colandro, companion activities here In the Middle of Fall by Kevin Henkes […]
How to Use a Zoo Theme in Speech Therapy – includes Freebie!
Have you ever used a zoo or safari theme? I have done the jungle, farms, and the ocean, but never a safari or zoo theme. Children love doing animal activities, so I know they will enjoy zoo activities! Some folks are anti-zoo, which I totally get, so you can call it a safari or whatever […]
How to Use Seasonal & Holiday Themes to Increase Vocabulary Knowledge
As an SLP, I don’t have to tell you how important the number of exposures to a new vocabulary word is for the students on our caseload. Students with developmental language disorders need up to 3x the exposures than other children, as well as considerations of engagement and target selection of Tier 1 and Tier […]
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