Slp games therapy ideas

If you are doing an ice cream theme with your speech therapy caseload, use these free reinforcer game mats for your speech and language groups. You can use with any goal!

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Someone is learning and making progress! Meredith of Peachie Speechie and I (Mandi of Panda Speech) have teamed up to talk about how we play games in speech! It is a commonly known fact that SLPs use board games in therapy sessions to engage their students. It is definitely not as easy as it sounds! We have to incorporate other materials relevant to each of the student’s objectives in between turns, not to mention cueing and modeling social skills. Let me say this, it is NOT all fun and…

Learn how to play this easy DIY speech therapy game to get high trials with your articulation and phonology goals

An easy DIY game for speech therapy that will get high repetitions for articulation practice.

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Games are a great way to help students with speech therapy while keeping them engaged! Head to this blog post to check out 14 games that my students love doing in speech therapy so you can try them out with your students this year. If you're looking for speech therapy games this is the post for you!

Use this giant list of articulation therapy activities to help you plan your speech therapy sessions. Use these no prep ideas to target phonology, articulation, and other speech sound disorders. Pair these ideas with any set of articulation cards for an easy speech therapy session. Includes low-prep ideas for articulation games and articulation activities. Simplify your therapy (while keeping it fun and interactive) today with this freebie! Click to read more!

When spring hits, my little people are just a little tired of Ms. Jenna sliding down her arm for s-blends while holding another artic card. They just want to play! No more flashcards. No more iPad. I created some simple carrots, radishes, and flowers with speech sounds on them. I pair them with a […]

Using themes in speech therapy to minimize prep time target expressive language, receptive language, articulation and more. Perfect for preschool speech language therapy and school aged speech therapy sessions,

I am constantly on the hunt for any fun ways to get my students excited about therapy, especially articulation. I have a love/hate relationship with articulation therapy. There is so much room for creativity when planning your sessions, but the games and crafts can get old quick. (This post contains Amazon Affiliate links which means if you purchase something from my link, I may get a few bucks!) For years I have been playing a game called Kaboom! If you haven't heard of it, it is simply a…

What activities do you use in your speech therapy classroom? Using board games is a fun way to work on communication skills while having fun. This blog post gives you 10 speech therapy board games that are recommended from an SLP. Your speech therapy students will love all of these games - Bubble Talk, Yeti in my Spaghetti, Jenga, and Guess Who. These games can help students come up with questions, work on vocabulary words, enhance receptive and expressive language and focus on articulation.

If your child struggles with articulation, fluency, voice regulation, understanding and expressing himself through language, or nonverbal autism, these speech therapy activities are a great place to start!

Games are a great way to motivate your students in therapy. Use these games with articulation and Language decks or with game companions.

Group sessions for speech therapy can be tricky! You want to keep everyone engaged and working hard. Here are my 5 ideas for speech therapy group sessions!

Do you want to find motivating games for the older students on your caseload? Although I do not work with that age group now, I have worked with them in the past. It is a very difficult group to work with. Curriculum expectations are getting more intense, self awareness kicks in, and planning can be a nigh ...

Looking for speech therapy games to motivate your upper elementary school students? This age range is past the "babyish" stage, but most upper elementary school students definitely still love PLAYING while working on speech and language goals! Games don't just need to be reserved for your preschoolers! Games can help keep our older students motivated

SLP’s rely on a number of tools and toys to motivate their students. Play-Doh is a great motivational tool and is perfect for language and articulation therapy. Here are some great ways to utilize play-Doh in speech therapy sessions. | Speech therapy | Special Education | Freebies | Downloads | Crafts | Speech activities | Early intervention | Speech therapy materials | Elementary | Language | Articulation | Apraxia | Fluency | Phonology | Classroom Fun | Games