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Spark curiosity and critical thinking with this playful, spooky-themed mystery game—perfect for one-on-one sessions or small group settings! Students become junior detectives, using visual clues, deductive reasoning, and social storytelling to solve a Halloween whodunnit. Includes cartoon-style suspect cards, room clues, and immersive prompts designed to support language development, turn-taking, and emotional engagement. Ideal for speech therapy, classroom centers, or seasonal fun with a purpos

4/8/2020 Added a second page. The first page is a "Tabletop Therapy View" and the second page is a "Teletherapy View." Hippity, Hoppity, Easter’s on its way and what better way to celebrate than with a FREEBIE! This worksheet/picture page with a bunny theme addresses following directions containing sequential concepts. This single page can be laminated or placed in a page protector for use with speech therapy language groups or during individual sessions. This can also be used as a supplemen

6/24/2020 Added a second page. The first page is a "Tabletop Therapy View" and the second page is a "Teletherapy View." Here is a worksheet/picture page with a gift box theme to address following directions with modifiers. This single page can be laminated or placed in a page protector for use with speech therapy language groups or during individual sessions. This can also be used as a supplement to the "Following Directions" subtest of the CELF to obtain present level of performance. You may a

The luck of the Irish has fallen upon you with this FREEBIE. Here are St. Patrick’s Day Themed Sentence Formulation Tasks to work on producing grammatically correct sentences. My St. Patrick’s Day Themed Sentence Formulation Tasks contain 24 cards. Each card has a picture and a word. The words included are nouns, verbs, adjectives and conjunctions. These cards are great for speech therapy language groups or individual sessions but can also be used to address carryover of articulation an

Here are scrambled sentences with a holiday winter theme. Your students can practice arranging the words in the correct order to make grammatically correct sentences. This activity can be used with your individual speech students, as well as, your speech and language groups. Also, it addresses the skills assessed on the CELF subtest Sentence Assembly. I hope you enjoy this product. DESpeechie

Where is the elf? Where is the snowman? If you’re working on using spatial concepts to answer “Where” questions, then you are going to want this product: Where for Spatial Concepts – Christmas Edition. It’s FREE! You get 30 cards to address concepts such as over/above, next to/beside, under/below, etc. You can use these cards for Memory, Go Fish or drill work. These cards are great for speech therapy language groups but can also be used to address carryover of articulation, voice and fl

Think spring with these Easter themed scrambled sentences. Your students can practice arranging the words in the correct order to make grammatically correct sentences. This activity can be used with your individual speech students, as well as, your speech and language groups. Also, it addresses the skills assessed on the CELF subtest Sentence Assembly. Please look at my related products: Sample Scrambled Sentences - Freebie Scrambled Winter Sentences Winter Holidays Scrambled Sentences V

Ho, Ho, Hungry! Santa and his helpers are hungry. Feed them some sweet treats. This can be used in speech therapy as a reward after the student completes an articulation, language, voice, or fluency task. This can also be used for online ESL teachers. Please let me know what you think of this reinforcer. Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Please consider following my store so you will be the first to know about freebies, new products, and sales. Thank you, DESpeechie

Here are scrambled sentences with a Valentine theme. Your students can practice arranging the words in the correct order to make grammatically correct sentences. This activity can be used with your individual speech students, as well as, your speech and language groups. Also, it addresses the skills assessed on the CELF subtest Sentence Assembly. Please look at my related products: Scrambled Winter Sentences Winter Holidays Scrambled Sentences Sample Scrambled Sentences - Freebie I hope

Are you looking for open-ended Dough Mats for the different holidays and seasons? Then you are going to love my Splat Dough Mats Holidays & Seasons. They are in color (no b/w version). You’ll receive 40 mats: Candy canes, Santa cookies, wreaths, presents, Menorahs, dreidels, snowmen, snowflakes, mittens, hearts, Valentine envelopes, heart cookies, leprechauns/shamrocks, St. Patrick’s cupcakes, green ants/shamrocks, Easter basket, Easter bunnies, Easter eggs, rain clouds, umbrellas, watering c

Valentine’s Day is on its way. Here are Valentine themed sentences to address the skills assessed on the Sentence Comprehension (formerly “Sentence Structure”) portion of the CELF. My Valentine Themed Sentence Comprehension Tasks contain 4 pictures per page and one sentence. The sentence faces the therapist and the pictures face the student. The therapist reads the sentence and the student points to the picture that the sentence refers. There are a total of 10 different sentences. The fi

St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner so here are activities for your speech therapy groups. This packet includes activities for both articulation and language. You can use them for group therapy, individual sessions or for centers when doing classroom push-in. The following are included with this packet: Pot O’ Gold Articulation Lotto (sh, ch, j and z), Category Memory Match, Help the Leprechaun Game, Four Leaf Clovers word worksheet, Shamrocks word worksheet, St. Patty’s Day open

Gobble, Gobble! Thanksgiving is on its way. “You've Been Gobbled” is an open ended game that can be used for your speech and language groups as well as your individual students. The game is also great for a “push-in” classroom activity. Your students collect turkeys and earn points. If they draw a “you've been gobbled” card, they lose all their turkeys and have to start from scratch. The student with the most points at the end of the game wins. I hope you and your students enjoy this Tha

Valentine’s Day is a couple of weeks away. Here are Valentine Themed Sentence Formulation Tasks to work on producing grammatically correct sentences. My Valentine Themed Sentence Formulation Tasks contain 24 cards. Each card has a picture and a word. The words included are nouns, verbs, adjectives and conjunctions. These cards are great for speech therapy language groups or individual sessions but can also be used to address carryover of articulation and fluency skills. The student goa

Ho, Ho, Ho! Soon Santa will be delivering presents for all the children on his “Nice List” and that makes him hungry. Here is my open ended Santa Snack game to take care of his hunger and give him energy for all those deliveries. This game can be used for your articulation, language, fluency, and voice groups. It is also an activity you can use for classroom push in time. I hope your students enjoy it. Please let me know what you think of this game. Your feedback is greatly appreciate

Are you looking for Valentine’s Day activities for your speech therapy groups? Well here is the packet for you. There are activities for both articulation and language. You can use them for group therapy, individual sessions or for centers when doing classroom push-in. • Pages 4-11 Candy Category Lotto – Give each student a candy kiss board, place candy kisses upside down, students take turn picking a candy kiss. If it belongs to their category then they add it to their board and if not,

Play Memory Match all year. This is a PDF. The following themes are included: •Summer •4th of July •Back to School •Fall •Halloween •Thanksgiving •Winter •Christmas •Hanukkah •Valentines’ Day •St. Patrick’s Day •Spring •Easter •Mother’s Day •Father's Day Can be used: •As a reward after completing speech task •To address a variety of vocabulary skills such as: labeling, defining, compare/contrast, etc.

Here comes Peter Cottontail with a Basketful of Articulation. This game is for students working on /r/, /s/, /l/, voiceless “th” and “sh.” The first student to collect all his/her eggs wins. There are 3 mats for each sound, so this game can be played with single sound articulation groups and groups with multiple sounds. The game can also be used with your language students (using the words to formulate sentences, defining the words, etc.) and fluency students (using the words to produce

Happy Thanksgiving. My Pie in the Sky memory game works on understanding and using idioms. You get 9 idioms with their meanings. Laminate, cut and play Memory. This is a fun way to address idioms with your language students. It can be used for carryover skills in the areas of articulation, voice and fluency. It is also an activity you can use for classroom push in time. I hope your students enjoy it. You get the following idioms: pie in the sky, piece of cake, bad apple, top banana, sour

Thanksgiving Break - A Social Story Support emotional regulation, social skills, and holiday readiness with this inclusive, illustrated social story featuring Leo—a relatable character who navigates Thanksgiving break with warmth and confidence. Perfect for speech therapy, special education, and ESL learners, this resource helps children prepare for family visits, practice manners, and learn calming strategies like taking a break when things get loud. Includes: • 3-page Illustrated social sto