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Keep language therapy fun, exciting and engaging. Answering “INFERENCING” questions is a higher-level abstract reasoning skill. Explicity teaching and reinforcing inference making leads to better outcomes in overall reading and listening comprehenson and abstract reasoing. It requires students to make educated guesses based on previous knowledge and experiences. This game targets the development of the student’s ability in the area INFERENCING. It assists young children in developing their v

Processing Auditory Directions Embedded with Concepts was designed to facilitate auditory attending, processing, memory and following directions skills. Students listen to oral directions; must interpret, recall, and then execute command that contains a concept or concepts. Includes directions with the following concepts: ➢inclusion -all, and, all except one, either, underlined ➢location -top, bottom, between, next to, nearest, farthest, separated, r

Keep language therapy fun, exciting and engaging. Answering “CAUSE and EFFECT” questions is a higher-level abstract reasoning skill. It requires students to make educated guesses based on previous knowledge and experiences. This game targets the development of the student’s ability in the areas of cause/effect relationships. It assists young children in developing their verbal reasoning skills. “CAUSE/EFFECT BINGO” provides therapists with a fun and motivating game to use with their school

This product is identical to Following Oral Directions with Basic Linguistic Concepts:Smart board Interactive BUT in the PDF format for those who do not have smart boards. Just print and use. Your students will practice processing and following directions embedded with basic linguistic concepts . This presentation can be used during individual therapy sessions or with an entire class of students. Students listen to directions read aloud by the therapist; must interpret and then execute th

What a great way to make practicing articulation fun for kids!! This download provides therapists with an entertaining and motivating activity to use with their school aged students while targeting the development of articulation skills in order to improve overall intelligibilty of speech. Students play the classic game of “SORRY!” that many therapists already have, while practicing articulation skills, mainly the /S/, /TH/, /R/ and/S/ BLEND sounds. Simply set up your “SORRY” game (sold separ

“Mirror, Mirror on the Wall Tongue Exercises for All!” is a fun approach to oral motor exercises for school-aged children. Each page is printed out on card stock and laminated. There are ten oral motor exercises displayed around an area where the therapist glues a small 3” X 4” mirror. Students can hold up the laminated sheet with the mirror attached and see an illustration of the correct way to complete each exercise while also viewing themselves performing the exercises in the mirror. Each e

What a great way to make practicing the ability to answer “WH” questions correctly fun for kids!! This download provides therapists with an entertaining and motivating activity to use with their school aged students who struggle to answer “WH” questions, mainly who, what, where, when and why , correctly. Students play the classic game of “SORRY!” that many therapists already have, while practicing answering “WH” questions. Simply set up your “SORRY” game (sold separately in stores) and rep

This download contains inserts that are compatible with the Guess Who ? Game boards version (2009). “Guess Who?” game is commonly found in most speech therapy settings. These Mystery Object game board inserts are designed to help students practice /R/ sounds while playing this popular game. This download includes 96 different /R/ words. This game can be used in small group instruction with non-readers. EASY ASSEMBLY 1.Print two copies of each Mystery Object game board on 8” x 11”cardstoc

What a great way to make practicing articulation fun for kids in speech therapy!! This download provides therapists with an entertaining and motivating activity to use with their school aged students while targeting the development of articulation skills in order to improve overall intelligibilty of speech. Students play the classic game of “SORRY!” that many therapists already have, while practicing articulation skills, mainly the /SH/, /CH/, /L/ and/K/ sounds. Simply set up your “SORRY” gam

“Candy Land” game is commonly found in most speech therapy settings. These Candyland cards are designed to help students practice subjective pronouns (he, she, and they) and subject verb agreement (is and are) while playing the game of Candy land. This card set would be used in place of the original Candy Land game cards. They are look-alike cards with either one square or two in a variety of colors with pictured action scenes super imposed on the squares. Students are asked to verbally produ

BUNDLE OF TWO GREAT SETS OF GAME CARDS-- SORRY Game Cards for ANTONYMS & SORRY Game Cards for SYNONYMS!! What a great way to make practicing vocabulary fun for kids!! This download provides therapists with an entertaining and motivating activity to use with their school aged students while targeting the development of receptive and expressive vocabulary in order to increase student’s comprehension skills and oral expression. Students play the classic game of “SORRY!” that many therapists alre

What a great way to make practicing articulation fun for kids!! This download provides therapists with an entertaining and motivating activity to use with their school aged students while targeting the development of articulation skills in order to improve overall intelligibilty of speech. Students play the classic game of “SORRY!” that many therapists already have, while practicing articulation skills, mainly the /R/ sound. Simply set up your “SORRY” game (sold separately in stores) and repl

This highly interactive 114 Smart board presentation will engage and dazzle your students while they practice processing and following directions embedded with basic linguistic concepts . This presentation can be used during individual therapy sessions or with an entire class of students. Students listen to directions read aloud by the therapist; must interpret and then execute the command that contains a concept/concepts. Directions include the following linguistic concepts: inclusion -all

Who does not like the game of Bingo or any dice game? Silly Senseless Sentence games combine both and are a fun way for kids to practice articulation skills. Kids get silly and love the senseless sentences they have to produce. Each sentence is overloaded with /s/ sound words and are real tongue twisters!! Included in this download are: •Six different “SILLY SENSELESS “S” SENTENCES” game mats •Instructions on how to play game and how to use game mats with individual students •Activity sheet

This download is made with the non-reader in mind. It includes one game set to target articulation of the /L/sound while playing the game of Candy land. This card set would be used in place of the original Candy land game cards. They are look alike cards with either one square or two in a variety of colors with pictured items containing the /L/ sound super imposed on the squares. Students are asked to say the item/items pictured each time they take their turn while playing the game. You can

Who does not like the game of Bingo or any dice game? Silly Senseless Sentence games combine both and are a fun way for kids to practice articulation skills. Kids get silly and love the senseless sentences they have to produce. Each sentence is overloaded with /TH/ sound words and are real tongue twisters!! Included in this download are: •Four different “SILLY SENSELESS “TH” SENTENCES” game mats •Instructions on how to play game and how to use game mats with individual students •Activity she

Getting all your students focused, eager, and on task at the beginning of class is challenging enough. Equally problematic, once you have them locked in to the lesson, is watching them zone out. Keep therapy fun, exciting and engaging with this SPACE RACE Game which focuses on Listening Comprehension skills. Many children with deficits in listening comprehension/auditory processing have difficulty answering simple detail questions about information that has been presented to them orally. An

Who does not like the game of Bingo or any dice game? Silly Senseless Sentence games combine both and are a fun way for kids to practice articulation skills. Kids get silly and love the senseless sentences they have to produce. Each sentence is overloaded with /r/ sound words and are real tongue twisters!! This activity can be used in group or individual speech therapy sessions. Included in this download are: •Six different “SILLY SENSELESS “R” SENTENCES” game mats •Instructions on how to pl

This download contains inserts that are compatible with the Guess Who ? Game boards version (2009). “Guess Who?” game is commonly found in most speech therapy settings. These Mystery Object game board inserts are designed to help students practice /s/ sounds while playing this popular game. This download includes 96 different /S/ words. This game can be used in small group instruction with non-readers. EASY ASSEMBLY 1.Print two copies of each Mystery Object game board on 8” x 11”cardstoc

“Mirror, Mirror on the Wall Lip Exercises for All!” is a fun approach to oral motor exercises for school-aged children. Each page is printed out on card stock and laminated. There are ten oral motor exercises displayed around an area where the therapist glues a small 3” X 4” mirror. Students can hold up the laminated sheet with the mirror attached and see an illustration of the correct way to complete each exercise while also viewing themselves performing the exercises in the mirror. Each exer