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Looking for simple, no-prep ESY speech therapy activities for Extended School Year? This ESY Speech Therapy Summer Short Stories resource includes 10 summer-themed short stories with consistent comprehension questions to support speech and language skill maintenance during ESY sessions. Each story includes a short, student-friendly scenario with questions targeting WH questions, listening comprehension, inferencing, problem solving, identifying emotions, and retelling. The repeated question f

Make summer speech and language carryover easy with these 2026 Summer Speech Therapy Language Calendars! This no-prep resource includes dated June, July, and August 2026 calendars with quick daily language activities designed for upper elementary and middle school students. Each calendar includes functional, age-appropriate prompts that students can complete at home, during ESY, or as speech therapy homework. Activities target describing, inferencing, problem solving, sequencing, summarizing,

Looking for a high-interest end-of-year speech therapy activity for upper elementary and middle school students? This End of Year Speech Therapy Mystery Activity gives students a fun way to practice inferencing, problem solving, perspective-taking, social reasoning, and using evidence to support their answers. In this activity, students solve The Case of the Ruined Field Day Plan. The team list has been changed, the schedule is mixed up, and some Field Day supplies are missing. Students review

✨ Perfect for progress monitoring, no-prep therapy days, OR substitute coverage — this ready-to-go SLP Sub Binder keeps speech sessions running smoothly while saving you time and mental energy. Keep your speech sessions effective and stress-free even when you’re out or short on prep time! This print-and-go SLP Sub Binder is designed to support substitutes, support staff, and busy SLPs while ensuring students continue practicing meaningful speech and language skills. Why You’ll Love This Resou

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in speech therapy with this engaging inferencing mystery activity designed for middle school students. In this no-prep printable, students read clues, analyze evidence, and determine who stole the leprechaun’s gold from the classroom display. This activity encourages students to practice inferencing, critical thinking, reasoning, and explaining their answers, making it perfect for speech-language therapy sessions. Students will: • read a short mystery story • anal

Make Easter engaging in speech therapy with this Easter Inferencing Mystery designed for middle school students! In this fun and interactive no-prep printable, students read clues, analyze evidence, and determine who stole the Easter eggs from the classroom. This activity targets essential language skills including inferencing, critical thinking, reasoning, and explaining answers, making it perfect for speech-language therapy sessions. What’s Included • Mystery story introduction • 4 cl

Celebrate April Fools Day with an engaging, age-respectful social skills activity for upper elementary and middle school students! This printable resource includes 20 text message style group chat task cards that target inferencing, perspective taking, identifying intent, emotional awareness, and problem solving. Students read each April Fools themed conversation and decide what the speaker’s intent was, whether the prank was harmless, risky, or mean, how someone might feel, and wha

Build reading comprehension, listening/auditory comprehension, and WH-question skills while celebrating Groundhog Day with this engaging and language-focused task card set! Designed with SLPs in mind, however, classroom teachers can use this in their small group instruction or independent work. These passages are ideal for upper elementary students and can also be effectively used with middle school students who need targeted comprehension support. Each task card includes a 3–4 sentence Gr

Bring winter sports excitement into your therapy room or classroom with these Winter Games 2026–themed reading comprehension task cards! This resource is designed for speech-language pathologists and educators to target who, what, when, where, why, and how questions using short, engaging 3–4 sentence stories. Each task card features a winter sport–based passage followed by comprehension questions that support progress monitoring and skill generalization. The concise, low prep format makes t

🌱 Garden Barrier Game | Following Directions, Spatial Concepts, & Social Language | Speech TherapyLooking for a low-prep, high-impact barrier game that targets multiple speech and language goals in one activity? This Garden Barrier Game is a one-scene, differentiated language resource designed specifically for speech therapy, small groups, classrooms, and teletherapy. Students follow leveled direction cards to build a matching garden scene while practicing following directions, spatial a

Kid-Friendly Elementary Mad Libs with Visual Supports Make language practice fun with these Kid-Friendly Mad Libs for Elementary Students! This Mad Libs–style activity is perfect for K–3 learners and works in classrooms, literacy centers, sub plans, homeschooling, or speech/language support. Students fill in numbered word prompts (noun, verb, adjective, color, number, time, and more), then match those numbers in a silly story—just like classic Mad Libs kids love. Each activity also includes

🍿 Popcorn Direction-Following Activities | Spatial Concepts & Social Skills Looking for a fun and engaging activity for National Popcorn Day or year-round instruction? This popcorn-themed direction-following resource helps students build language, listening, and social skills using three leveled picture scenes and big and small popcorn pieces. Students practice following directions, understanding prepositions, using vocabulary, and engaging in social interactions through hands-on learning