Fall Tree Speech Therapy Craft

Fall is my favorite. I'm so excited about next week's lesson plans. We are making a super cute tree with our speech targets!

Grab the yellow, red and orange paper from this pack: I make three copies for each goal that I need and then use this puncher to create my circles: One thing you need to know about this puncher. It likes multiple sheets of paper. It doesn't like to punch out one sheet at a time. Save all of your left over circles! You will need them for a future craft:) Until next time...craft on speech peeps.

Fall Corn Craft in Speech Therapy

This week in therapy we are making a cute fall corn craft "A-maize-ing Speech." I brought in a popcorn popper and with a little oil and popcorn kernels we had all sorts of magic. Below you can see our craft and how I set up the popcorn popper in my room. I used bulletin board paper to protect the carpet and I drew a line across the paper to give my students a visual for them not to cross while we were using the popcorn popper. We used kernels and glued them onto the corn craft. Use Elmer's glue all. That way the craft will not have to sit in your room to dry and they can walk out of the door and not lose all the kernels on the way to class.

This activity was so much fun. The kids loved seeing what happened to the kernels and I loved hearing all the vocabulary that the popcorn popper brought out! "This is awesome." "It's going to pop." "It smells so GOOD."

Thanksgiving Speech Therapy Turkey Craft

How adorable is this guy? I have started working with more preschool students lately. This has really created a need for easy print and go crafts like this turkey.

What a fun way to practice your speech articulation or language goals and create this super cute Thanksgiving turkey craft for fall! This is such a great way to keep those little hands busy and motivated while working on speech skills and fine motor skills! Grab a 1 3/4" circle puncher on Amazon to punch out the circles;) This will save you so much time! Follow this link to grab the circle punch that I use. I have always have mixed groups, so when I create products I make them so that I can use them in every session, with every student. Every sound in every position plus blends are included. You have 10 words for every sound in the initial, 10 words in medial and 10 words in the final position of words. There are images with words on each sound page. A blank form is also included so that you can use this same craft for your mixed groups. Plus the following language concepts: Antonyms Rhyming words Who questions What questions When questions Where questions Why questions How questions 1-step directions Shapes Turn-taking Which Look at just how easy this turkey is to create! Note: if you do not have any colored paper, do not worry, just have your students color the circles on their goal page.

I am obsessed with Astrobright paper. I use it every single day in therapy. Here are the colors that I loved using with this turkey. Thanks so much for dropping by. Keep checking back for more fun ideas.

Back to School SLP tip

Send this "Meet the Speech Therapist" letter home to all of your speech parents. This editable form is a freebie in my TpT store. Follow this link to grab the form:HERE

Easter Speech Therapy Craft that's FREE

Spring is my favorite. I just love Easter. It's all the pretty colors. I wanted to say a huge thank you to all of my followers, so I just added this cute Easter egg craft to my TpT store and it's FREE. I hope your speech kids love it. I let mine add stickers to the egg;) You can never go wrong with glitter stickers.

You can grab this free craft in my store HERE.

Watch this video. You will see just how easy it is to create the craft.

Free Sleepy Bug Craft for Speech Therapy

This month has been so full of new placements that I haven't had time to create lots of fun crafts for my groups. Boo. BUT...I did find this adorable game called "Bed Bugs." I know, the concept is a little unnerving, but my kids LOVED using the tweezers to grab the little jumping bugs. The game has three sets of tweezers in three different colors. It does require a couple of batteries, but when you turn the jumping bed on, the little critters start flying everywhere. You can't help but laugh with your students. The object is to grab all of your color bugs (based on the tweezers you are using) before anyone else does. How about that? I was able to slip in a little fine motor practice;). Before playing the game, we quickly made our homework (the craft) and drilled our speech targets. You can find the game on Amazon.

I know, you are thinking, how do I get my hands on this adorable little bug? Well, you can grab him by clicking HERE. I hope your students love the craft and game as much as my students did. If you are interested in receiving free crafts then please go and sign up for my newsletter here:

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Free Dragon Craft for Speech Therapy

How would you like this Dragon Craft for speech therapy FREE??

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Snappy Alligator Speech

So, what are we up to this month in therapy?
Alligators!

You can find this adorable fellow in my TpT store by clicking the picture HERE.

We are making ALLIGATOR crafts that contain our speech sounds or language goals. Check out this short video that shows you just how easy it is to create this cute alligator that we made last week.

See how simple he is to create?! If you do not have enough time for the students to color the alligator green then just print out his head and tail on green copy paper. The picture below shows all you need to create the alligator.

Another shot of the finished alligator.