May can feel like a whirlwind – the school year is wrapping up, there are end-of-year meetings, assessments, IEPs, and your schedule is probably changing daily. Here are some low-stress, high-impact May speech therapy activities that are perfect for this time of year! This post contains affiliate links, which means…

If you are looking for April speech therapy activities and ideas, then I’ve got some for you right here! I think of April as the middle part of spring – when things are really starting to warm up and there are a lot of rain showers. Below you’ll find April…

If you are looking for March speech therapy books and activities, then I’ve got some ideas for you! I think of March as the early part of spring – when the snow is melting (I live in upstate NY so we get A LOT of snow), hibernating animals are waking…

Looking for a fun way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day while still targeting skills in your speech therapy sessions? This St. Patrick’s Day Speech Therapy Activity is engaging and is perfect for your whole caseload (and mixed groups with articulation and language)!   St Patrick’s Day Speech Therapy Craft: Lucky…

Do your students struggle to understand the different types of WH Questions in Speech Therapy? 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…

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 &…

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…

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…

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…

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…