The Day It Rained Hearts by Felicia Bond is a sweet story that can be used with your preschool and early elementary students to target many speech and language skills in learning activities! This story is pretty short in length, with a clear beginning, middle, and end, making it perfect for your young students. I’m […]
February Activities for Speech & Language Therapy
Are you ready for February?! It’s the month of love, but there are SO many great learning themes you can use in your therapy sessions. I am a big fan of doing groundhogs, football, inventors, Black history, Valentine’s Day and Dental Health Month. Here are some activities you can use… Groundhogs Day 2/2 Feed the […]
Love Monster Activities for Speech Therapy
Love Monster by Rachel Bright is a sweet story of a funny looking little guy who just wants someone to love him. Perfect for any time of year, this story is good for working on a variety of speech and language skills: Social Skills – monster just wants a friend. You can use this to […]
Making Slime in Speech Therapy
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links.Unless you have been hiding under a rock, then you are familiar with the slime craze. And I mean it’s crazy. And since I have entered the land of high school teenagers at my house, I no longer have to deal with things such as slime, because… so not cool, […]
5 Books for Speech Therapy in February!
This post includes Amazon Affiliate links. January is FINALLY over, and I am excited to talk about books to use this month! Valentine’s Day seems to be the popular theme for February, but there are lots of other great topics to cover: Groundhog Day, Black History Month, Presidents Day, and Lunar New Year are all […]
Valentine’s Day Activities for Speech Therapy
I discovered something. SLPs like no prep. We are a busy bunch. Meetings, scheduling, IEPs, Medicaid, progress reports, evaluations, screenings, RtI, etc etc etc. So if I can help you by creating these No Prep packets, it makes my heart happy, because guess what? I love making them. I like my See and Say articulation […]
Dollar Store Valentine’s Day Speech Therapy Ideas
I probably saw this somewhere else, but I have had these in my Valentine’s Day materials for quite some time! This is just a quick and easy way to incorporate some fun in your sessions…for only a buck! I found foam lips and hearts at the Dollar Store and snagged myself a few bags. There […]
Love Bug Craftivity!
Who is ready for a new craftivity packet for the day of loooooooove? I am! Check out these cute little love bugs!The packet includes 7 different writing activities…but you can also complete these adorable bugs without any writing! I targeted several different skills with these pages including, narratives, vocabulary, articulation, describing, and sequencing. Building the […]
Valentine’s Craft for Speech
This week I scoured the internet looking for something new to do for Valentine’s. See, I have exhausted the heart wreath, the heart caterpillar, the heart bug, and the heart collage. I knew if I pulled out any of those options I would get the angry crowd “We already did that!”. So when I found […]
Valentine’s Day Freebie for Speech Therapy
I have been spending all weekend cutting and laminating and cutting. Trying to catch up…but it seems like the pile never really gets smaller! Lol. I guess that isn’t a bad thing! Anyway, I found myself looking for an open ended game and I didn’t have one…so I made one for us! This game includes […]
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