Another Processing FREEBIE: Auditory Closure Exercises! This task trains a child with auditory processing difficulties to listen to a statement, or story and use the context to complete the statement with the missing word. You can have your students/child try to complete the sentences independently or add the answer choices for those who cannot independently […]
Today’s auditory processing FREEBIE: Rhyming Words!!! This task works on training the auditory system to listen to words that are similiar but differ at the very least by the initial sound. Want to make the task a bit harder? Have your student/child think of more words that rhyme with the example word. Create lists of […]
This week is all about spreading Christmas cheer and speech materials! I made a series of Auditory Processing materials with a holiday theme! Today’s FREEBIE is: Initial Sound Match-Up **For personal use only; not for redistribution! Feel free to tell your friends to come here to get their FREEBIE. Communication Station: Speech Therapy, PLLC reserves […]
This is an old tried and true activity that I haven’t blogged about yet. But I thought as there are many wonderful parents out there trying to elicit some new sounds from their children, I could share this great way to do it! I call this activity Articulation Boxes (you can find a FREE download at bottom of this blog) for […]
In honor of this weeks giveaway Baby Jaimie Goes to the Hospital (you still have until midnight Thursday to enter), I thought an inferencing activity about medicine might be in order! “Sick” of Inferencing is a game packet that consists of 6 pages of inferencing questions:* 2 pages about medical personnel* 2 pages devoted to medical supplies* 2 pages of higher […]
Pictures courtesy of: Boardmaker Plus Looking for a language game with a Halloween theme? Well, here’s a Creepy Crawly Categories game just for you! Simply dowload, print, cut out, and have your children sort the creepy crawly spiders into the correct web category. Want to make it a bit more difficult? Challenge your students to […]
I love Eric Carle’s book, The Very Busy Spider! (I love all of his books really, but I especially love this book for this time of year.) I tend to read it often in the fall, probably because this is the time when we start seeing more spiders out right before the cold weather hits. Also […]
Need a Social Story for Halloween? I made this simple story by using clipart from Microsoft powerpoint. If you want to make it more personal, I would suggest taking pictures of your student or child practicing Trick or Treat activtivies and add them after their respective pages within the book! Check it out! Full PDF version […]
Since October is Fire Safety and Prevention Month I thought it might be nice to make a inferencing activity discussing fire safety. This activity is great to focus on several language goals: Auditory Comprehension Auditory Memory Incorporating Literacy into Therapy Inferencing Problem Solving Using attributes to guess an object described All materials for personal use […]
Social Stories are often used to teach social skills to persons with various disabilities and disorders (the most well known being persons with ASD-Austism Spectrum Disorders). I personally LOVE social stories for ALL children no matter what their diagnosis! Why, you ask? For several reasons: 1. Social stories are usually short, clear and concise. 2. […]
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