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🍁 Who Dunnit? Autumn Mystery Game A Fall‑Themed Deduction Activity for KidsBring cozy fall vibes and critical‑thinking fun into your classroom or therapy sessions with this engaging Who Dunnit? Autumn Mystery Game! Designed for 2–4 players, this interactive activity invites students to become detectives as they gather clues, eliminate suspects, and solve a seasonal mystery. Perfect for speech therapy, small‑group instruction, literacy centers, social‑skills practice, or autumn‑themed lessons,

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

Vocabulary Cards: Homonyms are here. You’ll get 40 vocabulary cards with 20 different homonyms. Each card contains the homonym used in a sentence and 2 definition choices. The student has to identify the correct definition the meaning of the homonym in that particular sentence. The following homonyms are included: bat, box, check, duck, fall, jam, park, foot, rose, trunk, glasses, punch, yard, ruler, pass, light, back, top, nail, cold, left, right, letter, spring, tie, wave, watch, play, ring, r

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