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Speech therapy Common Core L.4.3a resources
Tier 2 Vocabulary Intervention with Research, Visuals & Mnemonics
It can feel overwhelming to implement evidence-based vocabulary instruction while trying to engage your older students. These Tier 2 vocabulary activities incorporate research principles gathered from over 20 academic journal articles and textbooks to help your students understand and remember the vocabulary needed to succeed in the classroom. All 21 vocabulary units include real photographs, engaging mnemonics, relatable narratives, graphic organizers and no prep activities that are sure to eng
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4th - 10th
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FREE Mystery Picture Hunt Describing Game for speech therapy
Do you need a fun and engaging activity to target receptive and expressive describing skills in speech language therapy? This open-ended game provides hours of fun for students who need to practice formulating and processing descriptions and directions. Students have loved this game for years!This is a fun open-ended game that can make up an entire therapy session or fill in when there is some spare time. 4 house scenes filled with images of common objects and people in a variety of positions an
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1st - 5th
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Pirates Love Underpants Speech Language Book Companion
A Speech/Language Book Companion that is perfect for Talk Like a Pirate Day. (Book not included)Included:12 Comprehension questions with visuals included (2 choices). Includes color and and black/white versions.What doesn’t belong? Expand this activity by having the student tell you why it doesn’t belong.Follow simple directions Follow simple directions by putting an "x" on pictures using basic concepts “on, under, over, next to/beside”. Can be expanded by adding colors to the directions.Fol
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Not Grade Specific
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Idioms Figurative Language Game
Idioms (speech therapy or regular/ special education) - teach and practice with this figurative language game! In this idioms activity students learn the meanings of common Idioms! Students roll a die and read an idiom meaning next to the number rolled. They are then asked to select the idiom that goes with the meaning from a multiple choice of 3. 30 interactive task cards x 3 tasks per card = a total of 90 idioms! WHAT’S INCLUDED?· Description and Suggestions· 30 interactive task cards x 3 opp
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: DICE DECKS Speech Therapy Games - BUNDLE of 40 Decks!
Eggs-actly Descriptive Cards for Barrier Game and Bingo
Two activities in one. A bingo or barrier game activity to target descriptive vocabulary, perspective taking, and following multiple step directions. The following vocabulary can be elicited: inside, parallel, diagonal, end, striped, spotted, across, center, corner, intersect, above, below, vertical, horizontal, half, between, left, right, perpendicular, heart, square, diamond, triangle, rectangle, and star. I made them for 3rd through 6th grade students originally but found middle and hig
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Following Directions & Giving Directions to Draw
Written directions to draw objects can be used as reading comprehension or spoken language comprehension. Beware, it's more challenging (and fun) that you might first think! Don't worry, an answer key is included. Best for grade 2 to ADULT.Another set of cards include black line drawings for verbally formulating directions of your own. Suitable to use for individual speech-language sessions as well as with groups. Other related products:Clarification Skills BundleWrite a Word Directions Game
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Not Grade Specific
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Antonyms and Synonyms for Speech Therapy
Practice understanding and use of antonyms and synonyms with this resource. Difficulty with flexibility of vocabulary is seen in many students with language disorders, and is often the key to reading comprehension difficulties. This set of opposites and synonyms can be used in many different ways.Contents: ☀ 110 pairs of opposite words☀ complete list of the pairs, which range from easy (i.e. on-off) to more advanced (i.e. horizontal-vertical).☀ 87 pairs of synonyms, com
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K - 5th
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Past Tense Verbs (Regular &Irregular)-SPEECH therapy worksheet & activity packet
Targeting expressive-receptive language skills in your sessions? Of course! Are your students working on accurately producing past tense verbs (both regular & irregular) during speech therapy with your students? You know it! Also, are you working with mixed goal groups? SAME!This 72 page Low-ink product includes:Introduction to Past Tense Verbs with explicit instructionSentence Starters, Pacing boards, and Visual SupportsRegular & Irregular Past Tense Picture Cards with written prompt ca
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K - 6th
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Speech, FCD, artic, language, wh- question teletherapy bundle
This play-based hybrid (in-person or teletherapy) bundle for speech-language therapy can target a variety of goals. A total of 14 activities are included (+ 2 bonus FCD versions) These can easily be adapted to each of your client's goals so you stop wasting time prepping!TARGET: articulation, syllable shapes (for CAS), prepositions, wh- questions, verbs, expressive language, pronouns, descriptive language, predictions, compare/contrast, GLP phrases/stages, and more! Go on 14 unique adventures wi
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PreK - 8th
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Vocalic ER: Artic Games for Have You EVER Questions (Present Perfect Games)
Are you looking for advanced articulation activities for the "ER" sound? These "Have you ever" questions combine vocalic ER articulation practice with personal questions using this language activity on the present perfect. **This activity is included in the Vocalic ER Packet of Articulation Carryover Activities**Includes:Board game with 18 "Have you ever" questions16 "Have you ever" questions for cutout squares7 Fun game variation suggestions to play in multiple ways!A grammar explanation of Pre
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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NO PRINT (Digital) Idioms Figurative Language Game (Distance Learning)
Idioms (speech therapy or regular/ special education) - teach and practice with this figurative language game! In this idioms activity students learn the meanings of common Idioms! Students roll a die and read an idiom meaning next to the number rolled. They are then asked to select the idiom that goes with the meaning from a multiple choice of 3. 30 interactive task cards x 3 tasks per card = a total of 90 idioms! NO PRINT, DIGITAL PRODUCTThis product is the DIGITAL version of my printable Fig
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3rd - 6th
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WHEN QUESTIONS: Activity & Visuals
This product was created for therapeutic purposes. Use this visual as a way for students to reference the concepts of When-questions. Included in this package is a pamphlet style handout that includes an explanation of When-questions, examples, and opportunities to recognize the parts of why questions and to write original what questions. All pages of the pamphlet style handout are also formatted to be 8.5x11 handouts. Additionally, you are welcome to laminate the "When?" visual and "When?" Ques
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Not Grade Specific
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K-ESS3-2
Also included in: BUNDLE: WH-QUESTIONS: Activities & Handouts
Kitchen Vocabulary Game ESL/ELL/ENL
Our ELL vocabulary bingo game provides a FUN and INTERACTIVE way for English language learners to practice and develop their language skills! Students will broaden their vocabulary as they learn and remember new words. Additionally, they will improve their listening comprehension skills by listening to the caller's instructions. Lastly, the game encourages speaking and conversation as students communicate with their peers while playing!While we chose to include Spanish, this game provides opport
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Synonym and Antonym Eggs - Easter Language Activity
Happy Easter! This fun, seasonal language activity is great for working on vocabulary goals! Synonyms and antonyms help expand expression. The more words we have in our lexicon, the better we are able to express our thoughts and ideas. For example, I could say "she did a good job making a good picture with the good paint," or I could say "she did a fantastic job making a beautiful picture with the colorful paint." Synonyms and antonyms also help us to understand the relationship between words an
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1st - 6th
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5 Senses Connect 4 Game Adjective Describing
Five Senses Connect 4 is a describing game played just like the traditional Connect 4 game. Students can virtually place a marker on the bottom row, describe the object, and continue to place markers until they have 4 in a row – horizontally, vertically or diagonally.The twist to this game is that for each row, a specific sense is targeted. Since there are traditionally 6 rows in a Connect 4 game, the final row in this 5 Senses game requires a student to provide 1 description for each sense (5 a
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2nd - 4th
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Parts of Speech - Unpacking Sentence Structure
Parts of speech are the building blocks of sentence structure. Understanding the roles and functions of each part of speech helps in the formation and comprehension of both verbal and written communication. Parts of Speech - Unpacking Sentence Structure focuses on developing a metacognitive awareness of the individual elements of speech that are used to form sentences. In order to efficiently comprehend and write compound and complex sentences it is necessary to have an understanding of how wor
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Not Grade Specific
Verb Mixups: Prepositional Phrase In my House
How to Practice Prepositional Phrases in Verb Mixups "in my house"Say "What can I do in my house?"Pair up actions on the left with what they go with on the right. Make up sentences and USE all the LITTLE words to make a good sentence.Try creating expanded sentences, such as"They sleep on a pillow in my house.""They chat with my brother in my house."See what other good sentences the student can make up with the pictures.Until the student is really good at this, use "they, we, people" as subjects
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K - 4th
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Also included in: Verb Mixups: Prepositional Phrase bundle
FREE Vocalic ER: ANIMALS and COLORS. Articulation for Words and Sentences
Practice the Vocalic "ER" sound in this engaging articulation and language activity.COLORS and ANIMALS at the WORD and SENTENCE level.Includes:List of 10 colors (simple and for the advanced learner) with vocalic ER List of 15 animals and insectsA word searchVocabulary and language tasksAlphabetizingChildren as well as adults can benefit from the activities that include a word search, vocabulary language tasks, and alphabetizing."ER" is for the wonderful teachER you are! Please enjoy this free re
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2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Compare & Contrast Cards
Clipart by Bunny on a CloudThese cards focus on comparing, contrasting & then both. Includes sentence starters and clipart images. Perfect to pair with any game to practice comparing & contrasting skills.Includes 36 cards.
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Not Grade Specific
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Expanding Sentences with Details- Animals!
Expanding Sentences ActivityTeach how to expand sentences using details using this Boom Cards Activity. Extending sentences helps to build language skills by fostering sentence structure comprehension and expression. Practice stretching sentences by adding phrases/clauses that address wh-questions: what, who, where, when, why, and how. There are two cards with 3 practice items for each of the "wh" and how questions. This multi-functional resource can also be used to address auxiliary is/was
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1st - 4th
Guess Who? Companion - Written Prompts for MIXED GROUPS
This product includes 8 total boards, 2 for each character board. These boards contain written prompts for yes/no questions. These questions pertain to the characters on the boards.There are several ways that I use these written prompt cards in therapy with my students! Especially mixed groups! This product contains a suggestion page for therapy. Target Multiple Goals:Decoding, Conversational Turn Taking, Asking/Answering Questions, Articulation, Vocabulary and Basic concepts, Inferencing, &
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K - 5th
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Feelings in Motion Coloring Pages
Teach school age children the six basic emotion categories and how to think and speak about emotions using the "How Am I Feeling?" worksheet. The coloring pages are meant to go along with the Feelings in Motion (FiM) emotion labeling intervention coming to a TpT store near you. What is Feelings in Motion (FiM)?Feelings in Motion is a research-based emotion vocabulary intervention meant to teach kids to understand and express their emotions using more complex language. The emotion labels taught i
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1st - 5th
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Also included in: Feelings in Motion Intervention Bundle
The Spot's Speech and Language Valentine’s Day Friend Hunt!
Valentine’s Day Friend Hunt! Easy, low prep, versatile activity! Color and Black/White Versions Directions: Print and cut the Valentine’s Friends. Hide them around the room (kids love this part!). Take turns searching for each friend. Once the friend is found, find the matching friend on the worksheet. Complete the target skill on the friend’s tag. What makes this activity great? Easy prep – print, cut, fill in targets… ready to go! You can target any skill! Articulation, language, fluency… you
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K - 5th
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s sound word search
Use this word search to target /s/ in initial position of words while also improving age appropriate vocabulary for 4-5th grade students.
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2nd - 8th
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