Looking for ways to use Bear Wants More activities in your speech therapy sessions? These activities will be so fun for your students, they won’t even realize they are learning! Bear Wants More by Karma Wilson is a great story to use in your speech therapy sessions. It goes great with a spring or nutrition […]
Speech and Language Activities for Too Many Carrots
Need spring speech and language activities? Too Many Carrots by Katy Hudson is another one in this series of forest friends and it’s one of my favorite springtime books to use in therapy. This story is about Rabbit, who just loves carrots and can’t stop collecting them… until it starts to cause all kinds of […]
Bee Activities for Speech Therapy
These bee activities are a great way for spring or insects themes! Keep reading for games, printables, and a book option. This past week of therapy was buzzin’ full of bee-themed learning. I did bees all week and it was a fun new theme that I had not done before. Here are some of the […]
Easy Easter Egg Game for Speech Therapy – Free Download
After all these years, I know that kids love plastic eggs. I mean, LOVE. But I also know that I get bored doing the same activities with the eggs each year in speech therapy…I hide, they find. I put artic pics inside, they practice. This year I had another idea that incorporated some fun erasers […]
Tops and Bottoms Activities for Language
These Tops and Bottoms Activities are great for building language important language skills in the classroom or speech therapy sessions. This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. This week and next is all about farms and plants in my speech room, so I wanted to share some of the activities that we have been doing with […]
Spring Weather Activities – Plus Freebies!
Spring Weather activities are a great theme for speech therapy and you will find several helpful ideas in this post, along with 2 free downloads. This post contains Amazon Affiliate links There are few things I love more than the spring….that might be only true during the spring, but I sure do love it. Probably […]
How to Use Wind Up Toys for Spring Speech Therapy Sessions
Wind up toys are a great way to engage your preschool and elementary-age students in speech therapy goals. You can use them to target so many areas, here are some ways I used them during the spring season! So after I got some inspiration from my friend Felice over at The Dabbling Speechie, I headed […]
Speech Snails Craft
I’ve been realllllly enjoying the weather lately…it’s been 80 degrees and beautiful at my house! Of course, I need to have some new, springy activities for my students! We have been doing the garden theme and I decided we would make snails! How fun is that? You could use paper plates for the shells, […]
Free Bug Game for Speech Therapy
I am getting all buggy in my room these next couple of weeks and I was going crazy with boredom of my normal routine. I wanted something to get my friends up and moving and found this idea for sight words on Pinterest. So I, of course, adapted it to work for my kids and […]
Teaching Verbs
Verbs! I know that you and I both are flooded with kids who need to work on verbs…whether it’s understanding what a verb is, being able to change verb tense correctly, or expanding their vocabulary to include more variety of verbs in their language, I’m sure you have a need for materials in this area! Well, […]
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