Differentiating between the Types of WH Questions
Do your students struggle to understand the different types of WH Questions? Such as “who” questions will be answered with a person and “where” questions with a place? Many speech therapy students who have a language impairment have difficulty with this skill. Here are some resources to help you…
Listening Comprehension Activities for Speech Therapy
When a student has difficulty with listening comprehension, it can have such an impact on their school life. If you are looking for some listening comprehension activities to use in speech therapy, then I’ve got some ideas for you! Listening Comprehension Activities for Speech Therapy Following Quick 1 &…
Free Who Questions Speech Therapy Game – A Community Helpers Activity
Are you looking for a fun way to target answering WH- questions and teach about community helpers in your speech therapy sessions? I’ve got just the thing for you! The “Who Questions” Bingo Game! (Grab it below) What is “Who Questions” Speech Therapy Bingo? “Who Questions” Bingo is a twist…
5 WH Questions Speech Therapy Activities (Lots of Visuals!)
Today I’m going to focus on some activities you can use to work on Wh questions in speech therapy with students who are new(-ish) to working on Wh- questions. I have used these activities with students on the autism spectrum and with students who use AAC, so I tend to…
Free Short Stories with WH Questions for Speech Therapy
If you read my blog or subscribe to my email list, you might know that I create A LOT of Wh- Questions activities. Well, I’m excited because I just started a new line of WH- Questions resources about short stories/passages (about a paragraph long)! Short Stories Speech Therapy Activity I’d love…
Simple Inferences Speech Therapy Activity
Trouble with Inferencing . . . I was working with a student a couple of years ago, and I wanted to introduce simple inference speech therapy activities. His comprehension skills and working memory were areas of need. I knew I needed to start with a very simple inferencing activity. I…
Father’s Day Speech Therapy Activity with Visuals for Autism & AAC
A lot of the parents of children who are non-verbal/minimally verbal/AAC users or on the autism spectrum with emerging communication skills don’t get those cute Mother’s Day or Father’s Day questionnaires and crafts sent home. And it hurts my heart because I know those parents just want a little insight into what…
Articulation Crafts for Speech Therapy (and Language!)
Why should you use crafts in speech therapy? Here’s some reasons: Crafts can be engaging for students Crafts keep hands busy between trials when working in small groups They can often be adapted to work for mixed groups Students can take crafts home and to show parents – and work…
Spring Books for Speech Therapy
If you are looking for spring books for speech therapy sessions, I’ve rounded up a list of books by spring themes! Some themes I like to use for spring include the insects, animals, flowers, and weather (rain/melting snow). This post contains affiliate links, which means we could receive a commission…
Mother’s Day Speech Therapy Activity with Visuals for AAC & Autism
A lot of the mothers of children who are non-verbal/minimally verbal/AAC users or on the autism spectrum with emerging communication skills don’t get those cute Mother’s Day questionnaires and crafts sent home. And it hurts my heart because I know those moms just want a little insight into what their…
