Are you looking for some quick, no prep winter speech therapy activities that you can use with your students TODAY? Here are 5 that I have used and loved! 2. This short is called Under the Winter Sun and it uses stop motion animation, which I think is incredibly engaging! This story would be great […]
5 Polar Animal Activities for Speech Therapy with a Free Download
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 […]
Holiday vs. Non-holiday Series Books for December
Do you celebrate holidays in your speech therapy? This can be a touchy subject for some, but I’m excited today to bring you 4 different books series that I LOVE, that have books with both holiday and non holiday themes for the month! I will give this disclaimer… all of the holiday choices are Christmas, […]
December Read Alouds for Speech Therapy
December doesn’t have enough school days for me to use all of the books I want to use! There are so many great read alouds to use this month, but I only chose 4 to share with you today. I tried to vary the themes, I don’t want to do all Christmas stuff this month […]
15 Winter Activities for Speech!
This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. Are you headed back to school after winter break and not sure what you are going to do with your students? Did you Netflix instead of lesson plan? It’s ok, I’m here to help! I’ve gathered some great ideas from myself and some of my fellow bloggers, so you […]
Snowman Interactive Activities
This post includes Amazon Affiliate links.We’ve been deep in the throes of winter here…at least doing a really good job of pretending since it’s Florida and 70 degrees outside. But you know. We survive. 😉 I’ve been enjoying using some of my favorite stories this month… These books are all great for language AND all involve one […]
Arctic Activities for Speech Therapy
One of my goals for this new year is to be more proactive rather than reactive. Through that, I’m trying to hold myself accountable by posting my therapy plans ahead of time, which helps both of us (I hope!). This weeks theme is arctic (and antarctic) animals…which I’m still tying to the winter theme and […]
Winter Speech Therapy Plans
I’m getting myself geared up to hit the classroom bright and early tomorrow. I know based on my theme therapy calendar that I’m doing all things winter this week (and probably next week too), so I wanted to share what is on my lesson plan to help you get ready too! First, the book I’m […]
Gingerbread Speech Therapy!
You guys, I am having the best week of therapy. BEST. There is just something about the upcoming holiday season that makes everything…fun. Here are some things we have been up to this week in my CrAzY sPeEcH wOrLd! First of all, I found this AWESOME YouTube Channel where you can find story book videos, and I […]
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