Here is another phonological awareness game I made with these cute train graphics from ReviDevi that I found on mygraphico.com. Super cute and great for my kiddos working on listening for their target sounds in various words! Also these phonological awareness activities have really helped my kiddos who use phonological processes become more aware of sounds […]
This week I’ve been talking all about summer reading so I thought it would be fun to make some summer reading materials for your kiddos to use to track the books they are currently reading and the ones that have already read. So check out my packet below! Grab your freebie here! Here are a […]
I made this activity for my son and I thought how easily I could incorporate this into therapy for my PK kids and even early elementary kiddos (simply by working on adding and subtracting) as a reinforcer game for any speech and language goals. So I thought, if I’m going to use it, maybe you […]
Its Freebie Friday, so I thought I’d share a freebie of my own! I found this super cute monkey clip art from Goodness & Fun on mygraphico.com and I thought it would be fun to make a little reinforcer game. So here it is! Help the cute little monkey get to the banana tree forest […]
This freebie goes along with my Tip Tuesday post this week (Part 3 of this series) on how to create a treatment plan for nonverbal PK children with typical hearing and vision.Below I created a quick guide on how I write goals and objectives using the child’s functional communication system. I have a list of several […]
It’s FREEBIE FRIDAY so you know what that means…a freebie for you! This is from me personally.I am working on K and G so I thought I’d make a word building activity to support phonological awareness while working on articulation. So…of course, if I make it, you get it! That’s how it works! Anyway, check […]
It’s that time again! Freebie Friday brings us to another fun language activity with my cute monkey clip are I got at www.graphico.com. Check it out!Palm Tree Match Up is a match up game between objects and their attributes. I also added some blank trees and bunches of bananas so you can make your own […]
I saw this cute clip art from Lilly Bimble Digitals and knew I had to make some farm themed activity for my PK and K kiddos. So I made this interactive book about living on a farm. It targets several things: expressive vocabulary, discussion of a single category (farm animals), rhyming, making predictions to fill in the […]
I saw these cute spring colored pencils from Creative Clips clip art and immediately thought of a sequencing activity I could make for my kiddos. Many of my young language delayed children struggle with retelling stories so I begin by teaching them ways to “sequence” everyday activities into 3 steps (modeling a beginning, middle and […]
This month we are talking all about Autism Spectrum Disorders. Many children on the Autism spectrum will exhibit sensory processing issues also known as sensory processing disorder (SPD). Today I have a wonderful educational FREEBIE using information from Angie Voss’ fabulous, newly updated book, Understanding Your Child’s Sensory Signals: Keep it real. Keep it sensory. Keep […]
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