Speech Therapy Tools
Here are some of my favorite therapy tools as a pediatric speech-language pathologist who works in the school setting.
Games
My middle school students LOVE to play Uno! They would play it every day if given the opportunity.
This one can be challenging, but the students don't care. They always have a blast with it!
Super fun for all ages, and great for vocabulary/ describing goals!
This is hands-down my students' favorite game of all time!
This is a great game for following directions and learning numbers.
This is a great one that can be played in many different ways. I always change up the rules to keep it interesting.
I play this one every year when we read The Very Hungry Caterpillar!
Love that this pairs with the book perfectly! The questions are also great for speech & language skills, and can be edited for older students too.
Another fun one that pairs well with the book! Love all things pete the cat.
Jenga is a classic everyone should have in their therapy rotation!
I had to start hiding this one, it became so popular that every kid wanted to play with it!
Toys
All my kids love this! Easy to hide new items behind the doors for a new suprise every time.
My students could play with these the whole session if I let them! So much fun while working on so many targets.
Great fidgets for kids who need that sensory input. They are quiet and easy to clean!
TPT materials
This getting to know you packet contains 10 pages of activities! Perfect for back to school season. This easy, no-prep packet is a great way to keep students engaged and having fun all while learning about each other.
Great back to school printable freebie!
This ocean animal themed bundle contains 9 pages of activities! Practice following verbal directions (1-step and 2-step) and inferencing. This easy, no-prep packet is a great way to keep students engaged while working on language tasks!
Determine which item does not belong in the group. Students are given 4 picture choices and have to determine why that item does not go with the others. Practices categorizing, critical thinking skills, and answering how/why questions. This resource ...