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This resource contains a Google Slides story companion for the book "Arnie the Doughnut" by Laurie Keller. If you don't have the book, no worries - a video of the story is available within the slides. Following reading this book with your class or small group, you can target answering comprehension questions, learning vocabulary, sequencing, and learning story elements like setting, characters, and main events. The resource also includes a craft to build your own doughnut and a reflection activi

This resource contains a Google Slides story companion for the book "Pumpkin Soup" by Helen Cooper. If you don't have the book, no worries - a video of the story is available within the slides. Following reading this book with your class or small group, you can target answering comprehension questions, learning vocabulary, sequencing, and learning story elements like setting, characters, and main events. The resource also includes a sorting activity to "build your own soup" and matching kitchen

This activity allows students to spin to determine which race track Mario will visit! At each race track, Mario finds an item box with a surprise inside! This activity was designed for use with PowerPoint or Google Slides to be shared on a Smartboard or computer in presentation mode. The students can touch/click the screen to spin the wheel and navigate through the activity. This activity focuses on increasing MLU, improving grammar/syntax, asking questions, making predictions, describing, seque

This activity was utilized in speech therapy to address pragmatic/social language skills when texting with a student in the life skills program. The resource includes 13 text prompts each with questions to respond to.

This activity was utilized in speech therapy with a young adult in the life skills program. We used the activity to address reading, attention, memory, problem-solving, and simple math skills as they apply to the real world! The resource includes 6 total "trips" to the store.

This game can be used in speech therapy when addressing a variety of goals (expressive language, vocabulary, articulation, etc.). Students can click on a Pokeball (slides shared in presentation mode) to see what Pokemon they've caught!

This resource contains a Google Slides story companion for the book "How to Trick the Tooth Fairy" by Erin Russell. If you don't have the book, no worries - a video of the story is available within the slides. Following reading this book with your class or small group, you can target answering comprehension questions, learning vocabulary, sequencing, and learning story elements like setting, characters, and main events. This resource is great for use with any small groups (speech/language, speci

This resource contains a Google Slides story companion for the book "How to Trap a Leprechaun" by Sue Fliess. If you don't have the book, no worries - a video of the story is available within the slides. Following reading this book with your class or small group, you can target answering comprehension questions, learning vocabulary, sequencing and learning story elements like setting, characters, and main events. The resource also includes a memory game and a craft to build your own Leprechaun t

This is a twist on the classic game "Candy Land" to practice describing character traits and settings. Students can spin the color wheel to land on a space on the game board. At each space, they will be prompted to answer a question about a character or setting from the game. This is a great activity to practice early literacy skills.

This activity goes along with the song "Pickle Family" from the Nick Jr. show "Blaze and the Monster Machines." Students can join Pickle as he participates in various activities around the campsite while working to increase MLU and improve grammar/syntax, prepositions, describing, verb usage, and more! This activity was designed for use with PowerPoint or Google Slides to be shared on a Smartboard or computer in presentation mode. The students can touch/click the screen to navigate through the c

This activity is great for students who love outer space! The main target of this activity is comparing/contrasting big vs small, as well as targeting increasing MLU, improving grammar/syntax, describing, verb usage, and more! This activity was designed for use with PowerPoint or Google Slides to be shared on a Smartboard or computer in presentation mode. The students can touch/click the screen to navigate through the solar system.

This activity goes along with the song "We're Going on a Treasure Hunt." Students can sing along with the lyrics while practicing increasing MLU, improving grammar/syntax, prepositions, describing, sequencing, verb usage, and more! This activity was designed for use with PowerPoint or Google Slides to be shared on a Smartboard or computer in presentation mode. The students can touch/click the screen to navigate through the story.

This activity goes along with the song "We're Going on a Bear Hunt." Students can sing along with the lyrics while practicing increasing MLU, improving grammar/syntax, prepositions, describing, sequencing, verb usage, and more! This activity was designed for use with PowerPoint or Google Slides to be shared on a Smartboard or computer in presentation mode. The students can touch/click the screen to navigate through the story.

This activity allows students to feed the hippos by selecting a color hippo and a food item. This activity was designed for use with PowerPoint or Google Slides to be shared on a Smartboard or computer in presentation mode. The students can touch/click the screen to select the item they would like. This activity focuses on increasing MLU, improving grammar/syntax, requesting, describing, and more!

This cute activity allows students to "build their own" grilled cheese by selecting bread, cheese, and toppings, as well as deciding who should eat it! This activity was designed for use with PowerPoint or Google Slides to be shared on a Smartboard or computer in presentation mode. The students can touch/click the screen to select the item they would like. This activity focuses on increasing MLU, improving grammar/syntax, requesting, describing, sequencing, pronoun usage and more!

These questions were used in speech therapy sessions targeting pragmatics and social skills. These can be used with a wide range of ages to practice problem-solving, perspective-taking, and more! The resource includes 24 scenario based questions with 2 response choices.

This resource includes teaching slides on how to answer "why" questions, followed by a series of "why" questions related to everyday things. These were utilized with students who are targeting language/comprehension skills and social language/pragmatic skills.

Money Moves is a game that can be used in speech therapy along with a variety of goals (articulation, expressive/receptive language, phonological awareness, pragmatics, etc.). The game can be played with 2+ players or teams. Each page has a group of pictures that have various amounts of money behind them. Students will take turns choosing pictures and adding up their amounts of money (SLP can assist with score keeping!). Once all the photos have been chosen, the student/team with the largest amo

A collection of 5 short stories levels M and L with multiple choice questions (5 per story) for comprehension. These were utilized during speech therapy to address comprehension and oral reading.

These Scattergories slides are a great activity to use in speech therapy for targeting a variety of goals (expressive/receptive language, articulation, word-finding, phonological awareness, social skills, etc.). Each slide has a letter and a list of categories. Students can work independently or together as a group/in teams to generate items in each category beginning with the target letter.