Apple themed printable and digital activities and freebies for your speech and language therapy sessions during back to school time!
Needing some first week of speech therapy ideas for your elementary caseload? This blog post has LOTS of ideas.
Free autumn and back to school speech therapy activities and clipart to use in your speech sessions or classroom! Includes links to 5 freebies
These fall speech therapy lesson plans include book recommendations, craft/activity suggestions, and activities to target goals!
SLPs looking for Fall themed speech therapy activities that are easy to prep? This blog post shares lots of fall theme ideas to help you plan!
Seasonal + Simple = Success! Sometimes the most magical therapy moments are hidden within the simplest of items. Today I’m hoping you just might fall in love with my ideas for using baby pumpkins, gourds and leaves in your sessions. (As a bonus, I’m also sharing my favorite fall books because who doesn’t love using […]
Free autumn and back to school speech therapy activities and clipart to use in your speech sessions or classroom! Includes links to 5 freebies
These fall speech therapy lesson plans include book recommendations, craft/activity suggestions, and activities to target goals!
There are TONS of back-to-school speech therapy activities to help start the year off great! Free materials as well as paid materials on TPT.
Fall speech and language activities organized by target area! Free and paid fall speech and language activities from TPT!
Use Google Forms for speech therapy to help manage your student's IEPs and progress digitally so you can access the information anywhere.
There are TONS of back-to-school speech therapy activities to help start the year off great! Free materials as well as paid materials on TPT.
This cute book features repetitive text and targets Where? questions. Read the book, then complete the cut and paste reader. You can elicit lots of
Free autumn and back to school speech therapy activities and clipart to use in your speech sessions or classroom! Includes links to 5 freebies
Raise your hand if you feel like you got sucked into the Jumanji game and you are still trying to get used to your new body? Yep, the Jumanji game is distance learning and our character’s weakness is technology. If you need a back to school chuckle, then you want to listen to this latest podcast episode.
Check out where to find themed word lists for your speech therapy lesson planning.
There are TONS of back-to-school speech therapy activities to help start the year off great! Free materials as well as paid materials on TPT.
Be prepared to save time and have more fun in speech this year! These speech and language therapy lesson plans for back to school and fall cover TWELVE different back to school and fall themes including: back to school, all about me, apples, fall, leaves, fire prevention, pumpkins, squirrels and nuts, on the farm, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and football. For EACH theme, I have included two picture book titles, two crafts, and two activities. With 12 themes, that's 72 activities in total! These activities and crafts are fairly simple, and can be completed using basic materials including tape, paper plates, construction paper, scissors, glue, etc. Each theme contains: A theme overview page 2 pages with names of each craft, activity, and book for the entire packet 1 page overviews for each theme Detailed pages for the crafts and activities for each theme; there is a real picture of each craft and activity as well as ideas for how to modify them to meet a variety of articulation and language goal areas! Any additional printables for all of the crafts and activities Included in the packet is: Lesson plan file (78 pages) Articulation mini cards file (72 pages) Language mini cards file (17 pages) Editable theme overview pages (13 pages) All covering the following targets: Sequencing Describing Basic Concepts Verbs Prepositions Categories Comparing & Contrasting Object Functions Plurals MLU Antonyms & Synonyms WH Questions Whatever else you can think of!! Many of the crafts utilize mini cards, which are also included in the packet. The articulation mini cards contain 35 cards each for p, b, m, h, w, y, d, n, t, k, g, ng, f, v, ch, j, l, s-blends, s, z, sh, th, and r. All sounds have initial, medial, and final pages except: h, w, y (only initial), ng (only final), and r. The r section has a page for initial r, as well as 1 page each for air, ar, ear, er, ire, and or. The language mini packet contains cards targeting: verbs, adjectives, pronouns, and core vocabulary. There are 6 additional pages of cards containing pictures to describe (e.g., categories, function), compare and contrast, etc. If that’s not enough, I’ve included an editable file so you can add in the materials YOU love to use in an “Other” box on each theme overview page. These lesson plans work great for both individual and group sessions. I primarily work with children ages 1-8, with some older children who are minimally verbal or who use AAC. This works for my ENTIRE caseload, however I understand that this packet might not work for your entire caseload. If you have a child that you would do crafts, basic activities, and picture books with, I would recommend this product. _____________________________________________ Here's some reasons why other SLPs have loved this resource: ♥ ”What a GIGANTIC bundle of activities! This is truly a most user-friendly resource that can cover planning for your caseload for months!” - Karan C. ♥ ”I cannot tell you how excited I was to see this amazing resource. It is so thoughtfully created in the fact that activities target articulation, language, and can be adapted for AAC. I love that the crafts are simple, quick and get in lots of practice.” - Lisa H. ♥ ”This is so comprehensive! This is exactly what I need for Fall with my groups. I can easily substitute things that I like into the plans. So organized!! I am ahead of the game!!” -Courtney F. _____________________________________________ For more information, check out the 4 preview images, and download the preview to see more! Check out a blog post with pictures and more information here. Or, watch one of my video tours of the product here or here! _____________________________________________ If you're looking for other (similar) activities, you might also like: Fall Themed One Sheet Language Lessons - No Prep Speech Therapy Printables Speech and Language Therapy Lesson Plans for Spring Speech and Language Therapy Lesson Plans for Winter If you love this resource, you’ll love this money-saving BUNDLE it's part of: Speech and Language Therapy Lower Level Lesson Plans for the Entire School Year _____________________________________________ Feel free to email the Speechy Musings team at [email protected] with any questions! ☟ Let's stay in touch! Sign up for my email newsletter and follow me on social media to hear about freebies, new product releases, and helpful ideas for your therapy room! ☟ Sign up for my email newsletter! • Join my Facebook group! • Follow me on Instagram and Facebook! Copyright © Speechy Musings Permission to copy for single person use only. Please see terms of use included in the product. Please purchase additional licenses if you intend to share this product.
Struggling with what theme to plan for your next speech therapy unit? Use the free themed therapy SLP planner and idea guide!
Wild About Books Wednesday is FINALLY back and just in time for one of my favorite seasons – fall! The beginning of the school year has been so hectic and I’m finally getting a spare moment to resurrect my little blog series. If you’re new around here, each Wednesday I’ll be sharing a book and ... Read More about When the Leaf Blew In (Freebie!)
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There are TONS of back-to-school speech therapy activities to help start the year off great! Free materials as well as paid materials on TPT.
There are TONS of back-to-school speech therapy activities to help start the year off great! Free materials as well as paid materials on TPT.
There are TONS of back-to-school speech therapy activities to help start the year off great! Free materials as well as paid materials on TPT.
There are TONS of back-to-school speech therapy activities to help start the year off great! Free materials as well as paid materials on TPT.
It's been quiet around here and that could only mean one thing...I've gone back to work. And I'm exhausted. Can I get an amen? But I have officially survived preplanning, the first week of school (AKA Scheduling), and the first week of therapy! All in a new school...which reminded me a lot of my first year of therapy ever. All new staff, new kids, new rules...it was all a little mind blowing. Wanna hear about it? Good, cause I've got a warm cup of coffee and I feel like chatting. Typing. You know.
The work load may never get lighter, but we can always find new resources that will help get the job completed with less stress and more smiles.
Free autumn and back to school speech therapy activities and clipart to use in your speech sessions or classroom! Includes links to 5 freebies
Today was the day! I FINALLY got to see my kids in the first Meet the Teacher day. I was so happy to get big hugs and chat about summers. This year, I included a small
There are TONS of back-to-school speech therapy activities to help start the year off great! Free materials as well as paid materials on TPT.
There are a lot of activities for middle school students that are engaging during the fall season. I used apples with my middle school students.
There are a lot of activities for middle school students that are engaging during the fall season. I used apples with my middle school students.
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Prep now for back-to-school so the beginning of the year doesn't sneak up on you! Relax all summer so you don't have to worry.
When you come across a fall themed book that engages each and every preschool speech and language student that you work with, you just have to share! I found this book to use during my Fall theme with my preschool students. It's called "Let it Fall." It is a simple rhyming book without many words on each page, but it has beautiful illustrations that are super engaging! I bought it for less than $3 on Scholastic.com! This book follows a family of five and their dog on their adventures in the fall. They rake leaves, go apple picking, go to a fall carnival, and go for a hike. The book allows for lots of discussion because of all of the activities that the characters are engaged in. Check out this page for some examples: On this page, I was able to help my language students expand their utterance length by stating what each person was doing. The dad and mom are both raking the leaves. The kids are jumping or laying in the leaves, and so is the dog. My articulation/phonological kids had fun naming items on the page. Mom, Dad, boy, girl, baby, dog, leaf, rake. There were words for everyone! This page is great too! Some kids are having a pie eating contest, some people are going on a hay ride, there are two men playing music, people are dancing, people are listening, there is a sack race, there is a pumpkin contest with a big pumpkin, the dog is sitting on the pumpkins. Oh, my! So many things to describe!!! Some of the words I used for my articulation/phonological students were: ton, pie, eat, sack, jump, hop, ride, (I have a lot of final consonant deleters) and really anything else we could find that fit their goals. The rest of the book is just as great as the pages above, and led to a huge variety of discussions based on needs in my groups. I just wanted to share this cute book with you in case you were looking for something fun to share with your preschool friends too. If you are looking for some activities that will use a lot of the words that are in this book, you could check out my Preschool Language Theme Packet for Fall. It is chock-full of activities to do with your Pre-K language students. You may also like this free packet that targets pronouns. Fall People Sentences: Third Person Pronouns You can also find lots of articulation ideas using a fall theme in this fall articulation post that links up to some of my favorite bloggers and their ideas.
There are TONS of back-to-school speech therapy activities to help start the year off great! Free materials as well as paid materials on TPT.
Those first weeks back as a school based SLP are insane! The list of things you need to get done is monstrous and overwhelming. In this blog post, I show you how to make each day more manageable. When you feel less stressed, you can tackle that "to do" list. I include a FREE first week checklist to help you conquer one task at a time. Plus, I also have a FREE google sheets IEP monthly calendar to make the overwhelm of IEPs and assessments seem less frightening. You got this!
SLPs during the first week of school have a lot of different emotions and trials. Get a laugh reading about the life of an SLP as told by Tom cruise.
Happy Back to School from MaeBee Speech to you! Here is a work sheet activity designed to elicit language and speech skills. It is an open ended activity you can use to discuss Fall items, categories and practice speech sounds. Check out my Fall items all on sale now! Please leave feedback :)
When you come across a fall themed book that engages each and every preschool speech and language student that you work with, you just have to share! I found this book to use during my Fall theme with my preschool students. It's called "Let it Fall." It is a simple rhyming book without many words on each page, but it has beautiful illustrations that are super engaging! I bought it for less than $3 on Scholastic.com! This book follows a family of five and their dog on their adventures in the fall. They rake leaves, go apple picking, go to a fall carnival, and go for a hike. The book allows for lots of discussion because of all of the activities that the characters are engaged in. Check out this page for some examples: On this page, I was able to help my language students expand their utterance length by stating what each person was doing. The dad and mom are both raking the leaves. The kids are jumping or laying in the leaves, and so is the dog. My articulation/phonological kids had fun naming items on the page. Mom, Dad, boy, girl, baby, dog, leaf, rake. There were words for everyone! This page is great too! Some kids are having a pie eating contest, some people are going on a hay ride, there are two men playing music, people are dancing, people are listening, there is a sack race, there is a pumpkin contest with a big pumpkin, the dog is sitting on the pumpkins. Oh, my! So many things to describe!!! Some of the words I used for my articulation/phonological students were: ton, pie, eat, sack, jump, hop, ride, (I have a lot of final consonant deleters) and really anything else we could find that fit their goals. The rest of the book is just as great as the pages above, and led to a huge variety of discussions based on needs in my groups. I just wanted to share this cute book with you in case you were looking for something fun to share with your preschool friends too. If you are looking for some activities that will use a lot of the words that are in this book, you could check out my Preschool Language Theme Packet for Fall. It is chock-full of activities to do with your Pre-K language students. You may also like this free packet that targets pronouns. Fall People Sentences: Third Person Pronouns You can also find lots of articulation ideas using a fall theme in this fall articulation post that links up to some of my favorite bloggers and their ideas.
Need squirrel speech therapy activities to target goals in mixed groups? There are lots of fun resources for using squirrels to target a lot of goal!
