This Freebie Friday Flashback was originally posted last year but I know there are several of you out there that could use this simple fun inferencing activity for your clients/students this holiday season. So enjoy! Did you ever notice how much figurative language is used in the famous poem Twas the Night Before Christmas […]
Flashback Freebie Friday for you today! Want to play a fun game with your clients or own children? Check out this simple but fun Christmas Trivia game. Perfect for family’s to target speech and language skills at home! Looking for something fun to do the week before Christmas Break? How about playing a Christmas Trivia […]
This post was originally posted in December of 2012 but since I have been using these fun games every year since I made them I thought I’d share this flashback with you again. If you haven’t been following me since I began blogging a few years ago, you might find these two freebie games to […]
Several months ago I shared a farm animal themed inferencing game which went really well for my kiddos. (If you missed it, check it out at the link above) I decided to make an ocean animal inferencing game as well. And you all know by now, if I make it, you get it as well. […]
I made several category sorting games for my language delayed kiddos and my kiddos who have been struggling with semantic mapping and word retrieval. I thought I’d share this one with you today. I know this packet isn’t fancy but it was quick and easy to make and it gets the job done. So […]
Today’s FREEBIE Friday is part of an AWESOME SLP FB FRENZY that begins TODAY and lasts through 1/27. You can download 20+ freebies just by starting on my FB page, clicking on the FRENZY tab at the top of my page that looks like this…. …and follow the directions to download and move on to […]
Here’s another category sorting game I made simply using clip art from Microsoft PPT. I needed more pictures to work with my language delayed kiddos who needed support for their semantic networks. So I made another categories game. This packet includes 9 insect and musical instrument pictures, and 30 additional transportation pictures that can be […]
Oh subject/verb agreement is one of those grammar skills we as SLPs seem to work on forever sometimes to teach the unwritten rules of language. Of course you’ve seen this cute clip art before, I’m sure! I thought it would be fun to make an Is/Are vs. Was/Were activity for my language kiddos. You can […]
Here’s another fun Christmas activity you can do with your clients. We all love mad libs! Well how about a fill-in-the-blank activity for the famous Twas the Night Before Christmas poem? This is a simple way to work on parts of speech, rhyming skills, reading and conversational articulation skills, and even understanding humor. You can […]
Today’s FREEBIE Friday is a fun simple packet of articulation worksheets you can use for some quick articulation therapy. As the weeks and days get closer to Christmas break, I know how excitable AND distracted our students can be. This is a simple fun way to “decorate” to enjoy the Christmas fun while targeting […]
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