Speech and Language Therapy Fine Motor & Gross Motor Activity Worksheets

Description

Preschool and elementary students will love these no prep speech and language therapy activities!

Use these ready-to-go gross motor activities, fine motor activities, and games to target articulation, phonology, apraxia, receptive language, expressive language, and so much more!

These speech therapy worksheets are perfect for mixed groups, summer homework, push in therapy and individual sessions because you can easily mix and match the activity sheets with the goal strips to match your student's goals and interests!

Simply choose your goal strip and your activity sheet and you are ready to head into your session! With loads of activities and goals, there are thousands of possibilities!

Here's how you can use them:

• A simple craft of cut/color/paste of getting the cards ready and then doing the activity.
• Sending completed or blank sheets home for homework
• Prepping the strips with the student and then doing a few activities (it's so easy to reuse the strips between activities).
• Mixed Groups: Give each student a strip + card with their individual goal on it and do the activity together.

The best part is that your students can pick ANY activity they want to do and you can just grab this binder and target allll the goals! (It's also super easy to store everything in a binder for the ultimate grab and go activity).

So, what's included?

Black and White Goal Strips included (10 targets per goal):

• W, H: Initial
• P, B, T, D, M, N, K, G, S, Z, F, V, SH, CH, J, L (Initial, Medial, Final)
• R: Prevocalic R, Vocalic R (all positions and mixed), AR, EAR, AIR, ER, OR, IRE
• Blends: SP, ST, SM, SN, SW, SL, SK, MIXED S-BLENDS, TR, DR, PR, CR, FR, GR, BR, MIXED R-BLENDS, PL, FL, BL, CL, GL, MIXED L-BLENDS
• Phonology: Syllable Deletion, Cluster Reduction (initial + final), Stopping, Initial Consonant Deletion, Final Consonant Deletion, Backing, Fronting, Gliding
• Word Shapes: CV, VC, CVC, CVCV, CVCC, CVCVC
• Language: verbs, past tense verbs (regular + irregular), possessive ’s, plurals (regular + irregular), nouns, adjectives, pronouns, categories, describing, multiple meaning words, similarities/differences, antonyms, synonyms, wh- questions, emotions, spatial concepts, concepts
• Themed Vocabulary: Easter, Back to School, Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Hanukkah, Zoo, Birthday, Dinosaurs, Sports, Woodland Animals, Space, Camping, Weather, Princesses, Pets, Winter Animals, Farm, Food, Community Helpers, Spring, Summer, Winter, Autumn, Airport, Basketball, Beach, Bugs, Candy, Cats, Circus, Clothes, Cupcakes, Desert, Donuts, Dogs, Dragons, Fairies, Flowers, Fruit, Garden, Gingerbread, Hot Cocoa, Ice Cream, Lemonade, Mermaids, Monsters, Movies, Music, Ocean, Park, Picnic, Pirates, Pizza, Pumpkins, Robots, Salon, Snow Cone, Snowmen, Spa, Summer Fair, Tacos, Trucks, Unicorns, Water Fun, Yetis

Activities included:

• Mailing Cards
• Snakes and Ladders
• Board Games
• Hole punching words
• Dice Craft
• Roll and Dot game
• Saying words with different voices
• Sorting words by color
• Sorting words by type (noun, verb, etc.)
• Spin your words
• Swatting words
• Creating a scene
• I spy
• Tracing lines
• Tracing shapes
• Clipping words with a clothespin
• Color by Code
• Counting Words
• Cutting Lines
• Dabbing with a Bingo Dabber
• Dabbing with Q-Tip and Paint
• Drawing words
• Yoga
• Table top sports or gross motor sports (basketball, hockey, golf, soccer)
• Gross Motor action cards for insects, zoo animals, pets, and farm animals
• Pin the Tail on the Cat
• Cut and Gluing shapes
• Parking toy cars
• Tic Tac Toe
• Common Questions SLPs Ask About These Worksheets ✨

Q: How can I use these in mixed group therapy sessions?

A: I love using these in mixed groups—each student gets their own goal strip, but we all share the same activity. It keeps the group engaged while still giving each kiddo their individualized focus!

Q: Can I target both fine motor and gross motor skills with this resource?

A: Absolutely! You’ll find cutting, tracing, and coloring pages for fine motor practice, plus yoga poses, sports games, and movement cards for gross motor fun. It’s all built in—no extra prep required.

Q: Are these activities suitable for preschool and elementary students?

A: Yep! The variety of themes and goal strips means you can adapt them for little learners or older students who need extra motivation. They work beautifully across grade levels.

Q: How do I store and organize everything?

A: Easy-peasy—print and slip them into a binder! You’ll have an instant grab-and-go toolkit ready for any session. You can even reuse the same goal strips with different activities all year long.

Q: What makes this resource “no prep”?

A: Everything is ready to print and use. No cutting, laminating, or sorting required (unless you want to!). Just grab a sheet, choose a goal strip, and get started.

Q: Can I send these home for carryover practice?

A: Definitely! The activities are simple, visual, and parent-friendly—perfect for sending home with clear goals that families can actually use.

Questions? Email me at [email protected]