Plan an engaging back-to-school speech therapy language lesson for your whole class push-in sessions. You can easily adapt this back-to-school-themed speech therapy unit for your preschoolers and early elementary small groups with back-to-school activities for school vocabulary, categories, answering yes and no questions, prepositions, describing, and more!

With these back-to-school language activities for special education, you can enter the classroom confident about running a speech therapy push-in lesson. Get your staff involved with the cheat sheets and small group stations. And equip parents with recommended back-to-school-themed books and activities they can do at home by sending them a no-prep back-to-school newsletter.

Included in this Back-to-School Language Therapy Activities Set:

✅How to use these lessons in the classroom and/or small group.

✅Tips and tricks for doing push-in speech & language support in the classroom.

✅Blank lesson plan template (2 versions) to fill out before the push-in lesson. Fill out with the teacher if you have collaboration time. A  digital copy is included on Google Slides for editing and sharing with the teacher.

✅Back to school newsletter to parents

✅Back to school push-in lesson cheat sheet – A digital version is included in the Google slides (fonts: KG Primary Penmanship).

✅School vocabulary basic category sort including lunch food, toys, school supplies, and playground

✅Yes and no questions anchor chart for school items with sentence strips

✅Mystery school item back-to-school game that comes with visual supports and printable items.  SLPs and teachers can use real items from around the classroom.

✅Who questions activity for turn taking and asking/answering “who questions:”

✅Prepositions activity with sentence frames for playing Simon’s Says with school vocabulary

✅Google Slides: Included in this lesson plan is a digital Google Slides presentation that works on answering wh-questions, and learning school vocabulary.

✅I spy school items on Google Slides

✅Digital lesson planner that you can email and share with the classroom teacher.  Add links to videos or activities that the teacher may need to access from their computer.  The lesson plan cheat sheet is also available as a Google Slides presentation, so you can share it with teachers or access it digitally during the lesson.

✅Digital parent letter home to send via email. To customize, you can edit the blank template included.

✅ Cheat sheet instructions for instructional aids and teachers for all the small group activities to help with running small groups

Need more themed speech therapy push-in language activities? Grab one of the year-round bundles for push-in:

Year Long Push-In Speech Therapy Lesson Plans by Seasonal Themes #1

Themed Therapy Push-In Language Lesson Plan Guides for Kindergarten Thru 2nd

Nothing beats going into a session with an effective plan for treating a student’s receptive and expressive language goals. Use your favorite school-themed book to pair with all the activities provided. And if you need back to school speech and language activities and tools to help you rock the start of the school year, grab the Back-To-School Speech and Language Screeners, Lesson Plans, Data Sheets & More Bundle.

SLPS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I love hands-on activities for my students with moderate impairments. The activities in this packet were highly engaging and some of my students could complete them with independence. Always a plus!” - Sheryl M.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I loved using this resource for my push-in sessions! I love how there are so many activities included with clear, written instructions for other staff members to get involved.”  - Julianne Q.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I loved using this resource during the first couple of weeks back in therapy in the fall with my young students!  Very hands on and engaging!  I was able to target the goals of all my students with this one resource!” - Kristi B.

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