Speech Time Fun: Speech and Language Activities

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  • Need ideas for where to start when working with older speech students? I've got you covered in this blog post! It can be hard for SLPs to determine what to target when older students come into our speech room, but there are tips to help make your speech therapy with these students successful. Click through to read!
  • Looking for more ways to working on building Tier 2 vocabulary in speech and language therapy? These no print, no prep, digital task cards are fun, interactive, and perfect for working on vocabulary skills! Your students will be begging for more!