Thanks so much to Maria for letting me guest post this week! Here is my Friday Freebie for you! Last fall, I introduced this set to work on the subjective pronouns he, she, and they. I have had great success with using these sets with my students who need to expand their utterances to include […]
We are officially in the thick of summertime! Can you feel it? How about a few open ended questions to work on some summertime conversation skills? Check out the fun freebie here! Remember if you use any of my freebies in therapy, snap a quick picture (confidentiality please, no identifying info!) and email to […]
Kite Clues is a game I made to practice describing objects by their attributes. I found if I made it a guessing game, I can work on attributes, auditory processing and memory (of the clues), and inferencing skills. In this packet there are 18 kites with various object names belonging to 9 different categories. There […]
When I saw these adorable graphics on mycutegraphics.com I knew I HAD to find a way to use them. I thought what better way than to create a fun simple directions coloring sheet. Pretty easy for me when traveling from client to client and perfect for traveling SLPs who don’t have the ability to carry […]
It’s Freebie Friday again so here’s a fun little game board I made to celebrate SPRING!!! Finally after the winter some of you have had out there, I hope you too are basking in the lovely spring! You can use this game for all speech and language goals. Enjoy! Grab your freebie here! If you […]
Last year I shared my “Follow the Artic Rainbow” freebie in honor of St. Patrick’s day. This year I make a few adjustments to this activity to create the “Follow the Sight Word Rainbow!” packet. Although I didn’t get it posted prior to St. Patrick’s day, rainbows are fun to enjoy throughout spring so I […]
My son really enjoys the book, The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything, and we have read it many, many times this fall. There are so many things I love about this book: the personification of the clothing, the gross body movements we have fun making while reading, sequencing parts of the story, […]
Marshmallow Surprise is just a fun little reinforcement game that can be used for all goals. Each child/student gets their own cup of “hot cocoa”, and after numerous trials focusing on your child’s individual goals, he/she chooses a game card to see how many real marshmallows he/she can add to the cup of cocoa. The […]
Need something to do for the fall now that the Halloween fun is over? Well here are a few fun fall activities you can do at school or at home. Enjoy! Fall Sensory Bin-I had some extra macaroni noodles that I colored with food coloring a long time ago, some old rotini and some ziti noodles. I decided […]
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