DESpeechie

Thank you to my 1000 followers. I very much appreciate all of you. Here is a Free Drag-and-Drop activity to show my gratitude. “What’s for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner?” is a sorting activity. Move the food to the correct meal plate. This can be used in your speech therapy teletherapy / online session. I hope you enjoy this product. Thank you for downloading and for following my store! I look forward to your feedback. DESpeechie

Summer is almost here! Here is a FREE Editable Lemonade Stand Game. Add speech words, vocabulary, sight words or even math problems in the “text” space. Print, laminate, and play. I also added a “What would you do / say if …” gameboard. These are quick games that can be used with your articulation, language, fluency, voice, and mixed groups. The students take turns rolling the die and moving around the board. The student that makes it to the “finish” first, wins the game. You may also like some

Happy Spring. Here are 2 free Editable Spring - Themed Games. Add speech words, vocabulary, sight words or even math problems in the “text” space. Print, laminate, and play. This game is quick and can be used with your articulation, language, voice, fluency, and mixed groups. The students take turns rolling the dice and moving around the board. The student that makes it to “Finish” first, wins! You may also like the following free open-ended games: Open-Ended Games Please let me know what you t

Happy Easter. Here is a free Editable Easter Game. Hop along the bunny trail from start to finish. Add speech words, vocabulary, sight words or even math problems in the “text” space. Print, laminate, and play. This game is quick and can be used with your articulation, language, voice, fluency, and mixed groups. The students take turns rolling the dice and hopping their bunny around the board. The student that makes it to “Finish” first, wins! You may also like the following free open-ended gam

Winter is on its way! Here are 2 FREE Editable Winter Games. Add speech words, vocabulary, sight words or even math problems in the “text” space. Print, laminate, and play. These are quick games that can be used with your articulation, language, fluency, voice, and mixed groups. The students take turns rolling the die and moving around the board. The student that makes it to the “finish” first, wins the game. You may also like some of my other FREE open-ended games. Please leave feedback about