Over 180 speech therapy worksheets, activities, and flash cards for speech-language pathologists, teachers, and parents. Many of them are free! I created these materials to use with my clients, and I hope you can use them too.
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Articulation: Initial F Story Activity
This cut and paste story addresses the initial /f/ phoneme.
I DO LOVE these stories and I LOVE your directions tasks! I share them on my FB page for other SLPs and they always say how much they love them. Thought I'd share that feedback so you know your hard work is much appreciated :)
God bless you for the wonderful work that you do and the countless families you help. It means so much to each one of us and I hope you know how much you are appreciated. I came across your website trying to find ways I could help my child and this is absolutely great. Thank you very much.
I have spent a good portion of an hour downloading your wonderful materials. With school budgets dwindling, it is so nice to see someone offering free therapy materials. From a very appreciative school slp.
So glad you found some materials you can use with your students! There are so many free materials out there that I've been able to take advantage of in the past, so my hope is always that someone out there can use the stuff that I make too!
I started off using free clipart from sweetclipart.com but recently I have just been using the free Microsoft Office clipart: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/images/
There's pretty much an image for EVERYTHING there!
These are all great!! Other sounds I work on quite a bit would be /s/, /z/, and /s/ clusters. I love that the stories include pictures, so even my emerging readers can do these. THANKS so much for creating these!
I DO LOVE these stories and I LOVE your directions tasks! I share them on my FB page for other SLPs and they always say how much they love them. Thought I'd share that feedback so you know your hard work is much appreciated :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! Making new materials is my favorite part of my job and I love hearing that others can use my stuff as well!!!
DeleteGod bless you for the wonderful work that you do and the countless families you help. It means so much to each one of us and I hope you know how much you are appreciated. I came across your website trying to find ways I could help my child and this is absolutely great. Thank you very much.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your sweet note. You are very welcome!
DeleteI have spent a good portion of an hour downloading your wonderful materials. With school budgets dwindling, it is so nice to see someone offering free therapy materials. From a very appreciative school slp.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you found some materials you can use with your students! There are so many free materials out there that I've been able to take advantage of in the past, so my hope is always that someone out there can use the stuff that I make too!
DeleteYou make great materials. Where do you find your clip art?
ReplyDeleteI started off using free clipart from sweetclipart.com but recently I have just been using the free Microsoft Office clipart: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/images/
DeleteThere's pretty much an image for EVERYTHING there!
These are all great!! Other sounds I work on quite a bit would be /s/, /z/, and /s/ clusters. I love that the stories include pictures, so even my emerging readers can do these. THANKS so much for creating these!
ReplyDeleteI will get to work on s, z, and s clusters! Thanks for the suggestions! I have kids working on those sounds as well, as I'm sure we all do!!!
DeleteThanks for doing all of these - they are all wonderful! :)
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