Practically Speeching

If you're looking for a concise way to explain all the tips and tricks you are using in your therapy sessions look no further! This is a two page, black and white handout that lists some (not all!) of the great ways to elicit /s/. This would be a great item to stick in a speech notebook or handout to parents during conferences.

Use these describing activities to work on expressive/receptive use and understanding of adjectives. All the pages are in black and white so they're quick and easy to use! The packet includes: -Listening for description book -See and Say worksheet for describing -Matching Worksheets -Witch With Which Worksheet for go-togethers

Whatever you do on the first day of school, don't eat the teacher! This adorable story about Sammy the shark gets supported with this comprehension packet geared towards the elementary level. This packet is largely black and white so it can be print and go! Included in this packet is the following: -6 vocabulary cards -WH-question worksheet -Sequencing worksheet -Vocabulary match -Comprehension game -3 carryover worksheets

Use this packet to identify the different parts of a spider, and then target reading or auditory comprehension. Three levels of reading packets are available to print along with questions and written tasks! Use this great packet to introduce your kids to the great topic of spiders!

I ho-ho-hope your kids love this packet like mine do! Sing the song included to remember about synonyms, then match synonyms on a worksheet and using the printable cards. Play a game using the synonym cards and dice with "Santa Shake". Or play a memory game with the cards alone! After you're kiddos have run through the cards, you can complete the two bulletin board ready activities - a draw/write synonym worksheet, and a "Wanted: Santa's Synonyms" worksheet. Both involve matching synonyms and

Please enjoy this fun, 1-page Mother's Day Mad-lib! This focuses on nouns and adjectives, and is sure to bring a laugh! Happy Mother's Day :) Look for more activities on the blog at www.practicallyspeeching.com

You're going to feel like you've got the luck of the Irish with this packet! ;) This book is completely adorable, and this packet is a great way to reinforce tasks learned from the book! Here's what you can find in this packet: -St. Patrick’s Day Plurals -Looney Leprechaun Playing Card DIY -St. Patrick’s Day Synonyms - “How to catch a Leprechaun” worksheet - Auditory Comprehension/Following directions activity - 2 Shamrockin’ Songs with Manipulatives - Story Sequencing - “Find the Treasure” w

This is an adorable parody on the "There was an old lady..." books! This follows an old Bubbe (grandma) through cooking her Passover dinner. She swallows all of the items needed to complete a Seder Plate. When she's done shakin' and groovin' in the kitchen she spins too fast and the Seder Plate flies out! Use this book to teach about Passover in a fun, interesting way!