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Make articulation therapy more fun and engaging with these Candy Land Articulation Boards! Designed to pair with the classic Candy Land® game, this no-prep resource gives your students plenty of practice opportunities while keeping them motivated. How it works:Print the page(s) for your student’s target sound and word position.Play Candy Land® as usual. Each time a student draws a card, they find the matching color on their articulation board and practice the word pictured.Students can all use

Get your students talking with this fun and engaging describing and questioning game — perfect for speech therapy or classroom language centers! 🍎 In “What’s in the Pie?”, students take turns hiding an object card under the pie and giving clues while others ask yes/no or Wh-questions to guess what’s inside. This interactive game targets descriptive language, category naming, question formulation, and expressive vocabulary — all while having fun! Skills TargetedDescribing objects using a

Bring hands-on learning into your classroom, therapy room, or home with these Montessori-inspired visual recipesdesigned especially for young learners and students who benefit from clear, structured visuals. This resource includes 5 simple, child-friendly recipes broken down into easy-to-follow visual steps, making them perfect for speech therapy, life skills instruction, sequencing practice, and executive functioning support. Each recipe clearly shows: Items neededIngredientsStep-by-step vi

Make speech therapy FUN and highly engaging with this interactive “Who Would Win?” Animal Battle Game! Students choose two animals, place them on the battle mat, and explain who they think would win—and WHY. This activity naturally targets articulation, expressive language, critical thinking, and social–pragmatic skills. Perfect for small groups, mixed groups, centers, or whole-class language enrichment!Skills Targeted:Articulation:Have students explain their reasoning using target sounds.Use

Get ready for some gross fun! Your students will love building their own Monster Sandwiches filled with disgusting ingredients like booger sauce, crusty band-aids, and slimy worms! This hilarious and engaging game is perfect for keeping kids laughing and learning during speech therapy sessions. 🎯 Targets: ✅ Open-ended play — perfect for mixed speech groups ✅ Articulation — say your target word before drawing a card ✅ Language — describing, categories, sequencing, vocabulary expansion ✅ Gram

Increase your child's independence in the kitchen using these 5 easy to read recipes. Great for toddlers- elementary students and students in need of visual supports! These Montessori-style recipes target basic kitchen/food vocabulary, fine motor skills, practical living skills, & following directions. Recipes include: fruit pizza, peanut butter cheerio bars, pizza crackers, berry banana fro-whip, & pancake in a mug. Now let's get cooking!

Target any therapy goal with this Christmas-themed open-ended game. Includes 6 unique game boards. Great for group sessions! The object of the game is to be the first person to find all the matching present cards on their board to fulfill the "elf orders." Starting each turn, draw a present card from the pile. If the present card matches the board, place it on the board. If it does not match or if it is a duplicate, place it in a discard pile. The first person to fill their board wins!

*Montessori-friendly *Great for spring/flower units *Easy to prep *Targets problem solving & visual perception

Target any therapy goal with this Easter-themed open-ended game. *Includes 6 unique game boards. *Great for group sessions. *No reading skills required How to Play: The object of the game is to be the first person to find all the matching candy cards on their board to fill their Easter basket. Starting each turn, draw a candy card from the pile. If the candy card matches the board, place it on the board. If it does not match or if it is a duplicate, place it in a discard pile. The first person

Increase your child's independence in the kitchen using these 5 easy to read recipes- Christmas Edition! Great for toddlers- elementary students and students in need of visual supports! These Montessori-style recipes target basic kitchen/food vocabulary, fine motor skills, practical living skills, early reading skills & following directions. Recipes include: Cinnamon Ornaments (non-edible), Chocolate Truffle Balls, Peanut Butter Puppy Chow, Green Grinch Popcorn, & Peanut Butter FudgeNow let's ge

Watch out for that sneaky leprechaun! While addressing your student's specific, individual goals, enjoy this simple, open-ended St. Patty's day game. Great for all different ages & abilities! How to play: The object of the game is to have the most gold coins when the deck runs out. To start, a student draws a card from the pile and receives gold coins (printed or plastic). If he/she draws a leprechaun card, ALL their coins return back to the middle! Once the deck runs out, the student with the

Increase your child's independence in the kitchen using these 5 easy to read recipes. Great for toddlers- elementary students and students in need of visual supports! These Montessori-style recipes target basic kitchen/food vocabulary, fine motor skills, practical living skills, & following directions. Recipes include: watermelon sorbet, oatmeal cookies, dutch oven baby pancake, applesauce muffins & pigs in a blanket. Now let's get cooking!

Target any therapy goal while playing this Chocolate-themed open-ended game. *Easy to play. *Great for group sessions. *Includes 6 unique game boards. HOW TO PLAY: With the truffle cards laying face down on the table, each student will take a turn picking a card to see if it matches an image on their chocolate box game board. If a match is found, lay the card on the game board. If it does not match or it is a duplicate, lay it back face down on the table. The first person to fill their chocola

Target any therapy goal with this non-seasonal, open-ended game. *Includes 6 unique game boards. *Great for group sessions. *Easy to target /k/ & /r/ sounds! *No reading skills required How to Play: The object of the game is to be the first person to find all the matching fruit cards on their "chopping boards." Winner shouts "Fruit Salad!"

Increase your child's independence in the kitchen using these 5 easy to read recipes. Great for toddlers- elementary students and students in need of visual supports! These Montessori-style recipes target basic kitchen/food vocabulary, fine motor skills, practical living skills, & following directions. Recipes include: pizza crescent rolls, peanut butter cookies, frozen yogurt bark, veggie egg muffins, and black bean brownies. Now let's get cooking!

These articulation worksheets are great for students who love to draw & doodle while working on prevocalic & vocalic /r/ productions! File includes two sheets for prevocalic /r/ & one sheet for /ar/, /or/, /air/, /ear/, /er/, and /ir/ words. *Ideal for therapy groups. *Easy, no prep sheets- just print! *Great for summer homework packets.

*Easy to prep *Montessori-friendly *Great for independent work *Beautiful, realistic photos

*Animal category cards include fish, birds, amphibians, mammals, & reptiles. *Montessori-friendly with self-check sheets. *Includes realistic photos. *Easy to prep.

*Target word associations (ex: shoe/foot). *Target asking answer "why" questions (ex: "Why does the shoe go with the foot? Because you wear shoes on your feet.") *Requires no reading skills. *Contains 24 pairs.

Everything is more fun when donuts are involved! That includes learning irregular past tense verbs! Instruct your students to match the donut cards to the word sheets. Worksheets & answer keys included for pretest & posttest results. Past Tense Verbs: sell/sold, draw/drew, see/saw, hear/heard, keep/kept, lose/lost, run/ran, swim/swam, sleep/slept, break/broke, eat/ate, drive/drove, drink/drank, buy/bought, fall/fell, sing/sang, give/gave, grow/grew, say/said, freeze/froze, leave/left, pay/paid,