Alexis Dettmer

36 cards with social situations paired with questions. Geared toward middle/high school but can definitely be used for elementary school as well. Questions include, "What would be a better way to handle this?", "What options do we have?", "Something unexpected happened... what was it?", "How could you solve this problem?" and more! Great for OTs, SLPs, psychologists, and counselors. Print them out on brightly colored cardstock, laminate, and you're ready for a social skills group!

Candy Land game cards to target voiced and voiceless "th" articulation. These cards mimic the look of the original Candy Land cards. Some have 2 target words in colored squares, some just have one target word.

Candy Land game cards that target /r/

Each card has two items. Ask your kids to name similiarities and differences between the items on the cards. Half the cards have a horse and half the cards have a zebra... I use these as an initial example and as a reminder throughout the game for my kids who have a hard time remembering what a similarity is and what a difference is.

I provide these screening requests to teachers at the beginning of the year and also keep a stack outside my office. It offers teachers a way to request a speech or language screening from me and gives me a little more background information on the student.

Candy Land game cards that target /s/

Candy Land game cards for /f/ and /v/ sounds.

Game includes six sets of six jungle animal cards with a multiple meaning word on each card. Kids play "Go Fish" (except with animals instead of colored fish) and each time they receive a card or pick a card up they must give two or more definitions for the word on the card.

This is a four-page activity with three word pages and a sort page. Many of my students with /r/ distortions have difficulty identifying sound patterns in words with /r/ controlled syllables. This activity has 8 words per /r/ syllable with "or", "er", "ar", "air", "ire", and "ear" sounds.

Each card has three related words. Ask your kids to tell what category the three items belong to. For an extra challenge, ask them to add another category member.

Each card lists a topic. Ask your kids to name members of the topic. Of course, each card also has cute jungle animals!

These are very short situations/scenarios you can present to students to generate ideas about how/when to be flexible in their thinking. You can assess multiple perspectives and ideas.

90 cards of /s/ blend practice! /sk/, /sn/, /sm/, /sl/, /sp/, /sw/. Perfect for kids who need a lot of drill practice.

Artic flash cards for /L/ sounds. A mix of initial, medial, and final sounds and one, two, and three syllable words. Perfect for your kids who need lots of drill practice! 100 cards!

Artic flash cards. This pack contains 100 (!) cards with a mix of initial, medial, and final sounds in one, two, and some three syllably words. Perfect for kids who need a lot of drill practice.

Fun flashcards for /k/ words! Includes only initial /k/ words in 1-3 syllable words. Each card has a cute cow!

This is a great handout for teachers who may need a refresher on speech/language services. Teachers can be our biggest advocates if they know what to look out for in their classrooms. However, teachers also have a lot on their plates and we can't expect them to know the full scope of our practice. This handout will help educate your colleagues so they can help you identify students who may need speech or language services. This is also a great resource for professional development activities for

An easy go-to communication system between speech sessions and home. Depending on the level of the child's written communication, sometimes I will write the log and sometimes I'll have the child write it. I included two options: one for individual or group language/articulation sessions and one for social group sessions.

Have students reach each problem and rate it 1-10. You can do perspective taking and points of view.

Candy Land (boardgame) cards with /m/, /p/, and /b/ sounds. The cards mimic the look of the original Candy Land game. Some cards have two squares with two target words, some cards have just one square and one target.