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From My Therapy Tote 👜

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A roundup of my speechie favorites— the tools, toys, and treasures that make therapy fun, functional, and full of little wins.
 
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This is great for Apraxia of speech therapy when you’re aiming to get a lot of trials per session. Also doubles as a great fidget.
100 Bubble Popper
 
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This is probably my favorite! Lots of language opportunities for prepositions, verbs, color words, requesting, etc.
Fat Brain Toys SpinAgain
 
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This bright, spinning gear toy is perfect for little hands. We use it to work on core words like “turn,” “go,” “stop,” “on,” “off,” and  requesting— all while building fine-motor skills and cause-and-effect understanding. It’s a go-to for early intervention because it encourages imitation, joint attention, and so many opportunities for connection and communication. Plus… those spinnin...
Busy Gears Interactive Toy
 
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I love using Squigz to target so many early speech and language goals: labeling colors and sizes, practicing core words like “on,” “off,” “pull,” “pop,” and “more,” and encouraging imitation of both sounds and actions. They’re perfect for working on ...
Squigz
 
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“POP & GO” motion adds cause-and-effect magic. Great for practicing core words like “go,” “stop,” “turn,” and descriptors “fast” or color words and numbers. Develops fine motor skills, sequencing, and counting in a fun, action-packed way.
ZigZag Racetrack
 
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This is a super-fun shape-sorting toy that’s carrying tons of speech-therapy magic. It’s perfect for practicing words like “put in,” “take out,” “knock,” “open,” “door,” “block,” and colors/shapes and animals/animal sounds. Can also be used for prete...
Fisher-Price Busy Blocks Pet Carrier
 
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Perfect for turning everyday play into language power. Kids grab a veggie, say “slice,” “up/down,” “on the board,” then we talk about “big,” “little,” “green,” “orange” (etc.) while practicing turn-taking, requesting (“My turn!”), and play routines.
Wooden Cutting Food Set