Missy Brown - Speech Source

In an effort to break free from the well-known standardized language screener that most of us use (and loathe - that following directions section is super crazy and difficult, am I right?!) for our upper-aged elementary students, this Language Screener for Upper Elementary Students, grades 3-5 and/or ages 8-11, was developed for use in our own therapy room... Hopefully you will also find it easy to administer and full of useful information to help with initial language screenings as well as goa

Easy peasy, no prep, Christmas Holiday Tree Dab & Dot. Individual pages for the sounds R, Vocalic R, S, L, TH, SH, K, and G. Each page has 50 trials for articulation, which include ornaments for initial position (near the top of the trees), medial position (middle of the trees), and final position (bottom of the trees). Word of advice... have your students color the green portion of the tree prior to dabbing / dotting... less messy! Have fun!

Easy to use Bingo game for Articulation for the phonemes /l/, /s/, and /r/. I usually try to group my articulation kids together as much as possible, and these phonemes seem to be the big hitters in articulation remediation. Featuring single words, this Bingo game might be better suited for students learning to sound out words, or those who are already readers. Have them find the word and say the word a certain number of times, or have them make a sentence using the word. These Bingo cards ar