Speech Therapy Activity Binder for Articulation, Phonology, and Apraxia

Description

This speech therapy activity includes thirty print and go worksheets that are perfect for kindergarteners and early elementary students with articulation delays/disorders, phonological delays/disorders, or Apraxia of Speech.

This ALL-IN-ONE Speech Sound Activity binder is perfect for the busy SLP who wants to spend time doing things they LOVE - not prepping! Use in one-on-one sessions, send for homework, or use in group speech therapy sessions.

There is a HUGE variety of activities, including fine motor, gross motor, games, and play activities! There is something for everyone on your caseload!

These activities were designed to be used with manipulatives that you already own to create a hands on and interactive therapy session for your students. This resource will provide you with HOURS of therapy activities that you can grab and use with ANY of your speech sound students.

Each handout focuses on a different verb that you can do with your words! Verbs include: spin, feed, craft, pack, trace, stamp, cover, roll, punch, make a book, fingerprint, clip, roll, drive, sense, find, spy, swat, play, color, glue, draw, smash, blow, tape, dab, and build.

The handouts are customizable so you can choose the target words that are MOST meaningful to the student (you can also use the included word list for some functional word ideas!). Simply write the words down on the sheet during your session!

Common Questions

Q: How can I use this activity binder in my speech therapy sessions?

A: This binder is perfect for grab-and-go sessions! You can use the worksheets one-on-one, in small groups, or even send them home for extra practice. It’s a fun, flexible way to target speech sounds without spending hours prepping.

Q: What speech goals can I target with this resource?

A: You can use these activities to target articulation, phonology, and apraxia goals—all in one binder! Each page can be customized with target words that are meaningful to your students, helping you meet a wide variety of communication goals.

Q: Can I use these for both fine motor and gross motor practice?

A: Definitely! Some pages include cutting, tracing, or coloring for fine motor skills, while others get kids up and moving with yoga poses, games, or movement-based tasks. It’s the best of both worlds!

Q: Are these worksheets good for homework or home practice?

A: Absolutely. Parents love how simple they are to use, and kids love the variety. Just send home a few pages and you’ll have a low-stress way for families to keep practicing between sessions.

Q: How do I choose target words for each page?

A: You can write in any words that match your student’s current goals, or use the included word lists for inspiration. That flexibility makes this resource a perfect fit for mixed groups or varying levels of ability.

Q: Do I need special materials or manipulatives?

A: Nope! These activities are designed to work with things you already have in your therapy space—like playdough, markers, toy cars, or dice. Simple setup, big impact.

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