Jillian Messing

Perfect for a one-on-one session or for a small group session in the schools! Allows for the client to express their creative side, while also allowing you to get to know your client for rapport building and planning purposes! Allows for goal setting and growth!

The perfect certificate to give to your students who are intelligible and dismissed from Speech!

Artic Cards are important for day to day artic therapy. These cards have visual stimuli and highlight the sound being produced! Use them with all of your groups!

Artic Board Games for Initial R, /g/ + /k/, multisyllabic words, /s/, initial /l/ and medial /l/! Word Lists are included! Play one-on-one or with a small group! Instructions included!

A fun way to play BINGO with your Artic kiddos! All you need is a dice, these papers and some tokens, get 5 in a row to win!

A good visual for your students or clients to see that hissy S turn into a brand new word. Visuals provided for cueing.

Perfect to print out and hand to your teachers to help them know specifically when and where their students need to go for speech and language therapy throughout the week. Great organizer!

In the beginning of the year, it is always nice to have a game for your students to play to get to know you and the other students in the small group!

Sequence and retell activities for kids of all ages!

Cloudy with A Chance of Meatballs is an all-time favorite book for my students. Here are a bunch of fun activities to work on all things language!

Affricate Sounds in the initial position; has both visual stimuli and a visual cue on there to focus on the sound being made.

A fun and motivating way to get your client engaged during a therapy session! Targets include rate of speech and multisyllabic productions!

Bend over the name of the category and have your students guess the category!

A cute coloring thanksgiving speech activity to do with both your artic and language clients!

The perfect coloring activity for all students for that week before winter break. Take a speech turn, roll the dice and color away! The kids love it!

Artic Cards for your kids!

Two worksheets for homophones. Includes closed options for the student to see difference in spelling and leaves opportunity to teach the students the difference between the two meanings.

Working with a large caseload in the schools could be frustrating; SLP data sheets are always helpful to insert into a binder to watch kids progression over multiple sessions.