Sloth Speech

This activity will help your students master i dentifying on-topic and off-topic conversations. This i nteractive Google Slides, no print resource is perfect for learning about topic maintenance in conversations. The "on the road" and "off the road" cars are a fun and effective visual for understanding on-topic vs. off-topic. The following skills are targeted:-Vocabulary with pictured examples of on-topic vs off-topic/feelings of others - Receptive Language: Identifying on-topic vs off-topic

Your students will love this Needs/Wants story about planning a Mother's Day gift. This story is perfect for teaching economics vocabulary including needs/wants, budget, earn, shopping list, and more. This Google Slides product includes: - Needs/Wants story - Vocabulary - Comprehension questions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Be sure to follow me to find out about new products and promotions:) Here is the

Enjoy this "Guess Who?" game for community helpers. With this interactive Google Slides resource, your students will identify 20 community helpers from three visual choices. This activity builds receptive language skills. Age-appropriate visuals and an easy-to-follow format will engage your students! The following skills are targeted:- Identifying community helpers from 3 clues This resource includes:-20 Questions with 3 clues -3 visual answer choices -Moveable token to mark answer choices

Let's take a trip to the Farmer's Market! Your students will master new math vocabulary and concepts with this interactive Google Slides resource that is perfect to celebrate Spring or Earth Day! The following skills are targeted: - Using the vocabulary more, less, and fewer- Comparing numbers of items - Comparing prices This resource can be used:- Whole group instruction - Small group instruction - Center activities - Independent practice at school or at home Why you will love this

Your students will enjoy this engaging story about a day in the life of Thor. This story is perfect for auditory bombardment as well as articulation practice. This Google Slides product includes: - Thor's Thursday story - Comprehension Questions - 4 pages of Tic Tac Toe Game with targets ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Be sure to follow me to find out about new products and promotions:) Here is the link:

Your students will enjoy this engaging non-fiction story about Myrtle the Turtle for Earth Day. This story is perfect for teaching students about the detriments of pollution and the importance of recycling. This Google Slides product includes: - Myrtle the Turtle story - Vocabulary - Comprehension questions ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Be sure to follow me to find out about new products and promotions:)

This silly activity is perfect for April Fool's Day! Explore this engaging and unique way to incorporate evidence-based maximal opposition work in your speech therapy. Words are selected to be maximally contrastive (sonorants versus obstruents.) This activity may also be used to target language reasoning and mixed skills groups.

This silly activity is perfect for April Fool's Day! Explore this engaging and unique way to incorporate evidence-based maximal oppositions work in your speech therapy. Words are selected to be maximally contrastive (sonorants versus obstruents.) This activity may also be used to target language reasoning and mixed skills groups.

Do you need a fun and engaging way for students to practice their L sound? Using this game, the student will practice correctly using the /L/ sound in the initial, medial, and final position. This product includes: - Teacher directions - A Google Slides presentation with over 30 slides How to Use this Activity: - The adult can model how to produce the /L/ sound correctly by asking the following question: "Would you like ______ or ______ for lunch?" The student will be able to answer the que

This silly activity is perfect for April Fool's Day! Explore this engaging and unique way to incorporate evidence-based maximal oppositions work in your speech therapy. Words are selected to be maximally contrastive (sonorants versus obstruents.) This activity may also be used to target language reasoning and mixed skills groups.