Valentine's Day Speech Therapy Activities

Winter can feel like a long season, so Valentine’s day speech therapy activities are a great way to add a fun theme to therapy toward the end of winter! Here are some ideas for language therapy, social skills, and articulation!

Valentine’s Day Speech Therapy Activities:

Valentine’s Day Following Directions Worksheets

Do your students love to color? It can be a calming activity for many students.

If you have students working on auditory comprehension skills/following directions goals, these Valentine’s Day Following Directions Coloring Sheets are for you! They are print-and-go and feature 1-step and 2-step directions including temporal directions.

Valentine’s Day Speech Therapy Craft

I love a good craft – great for engaging students and getting in multiple trials! Plus, students love to show off a craft at home, which makes them great for carry-over.

If you are looking for a craft to keep your students’ hands busy while working on articulation or language goals, you could try this cute Valentine’s Candy Jar Craft! The hearts have articulation or language targets on them. Students can practice each target while they color, cut, and then glue to get more trials in!

Valentine’s Day Books for Speech Therapy

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Here are a few Valentine’s Day Books you might enjoy using for speech-language therapy:

Mr. Goat’s Valentine by Eve Bunting: This silly story is great for making inferences about who Mr. Goat’s “first love” is.

Franklin’s Valentines by Paulette Bourgeoise: This story is great for learning about emotions and perspective taking.

My Favorite Things about Valentine’s Day Booklet

Who doesn’t love talking about their favorite things? I like this Valentine’s Day Favorite Things booklet because it is “errorless” and focuses on sharing opinions. (Just because there are no “right” answers, doesn’t mean there aren’t tons of opportunities to practice language skills – like social skills, vocabulary, turn-taking, etc.)

I love to use this to work on early communication and social skills in small groups! The booklet is a fun activity that encourages sharing opinions with peers for students who benefit from visual choices. (Plus, it can be differentiated, making it perfect for speech groups!)

Valentine’s Day Articulation Activity

Spice up typical articulation practice with a Valentine’s Day-themed set of BOOM Cards where students “feed” the (cute) monsters to reveal the target word and work on those articulation drills!

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