February speech therapy activities with preschoolers are a lot of fun! My Valentine activities for preschool students include books and songs for vocabulary. We also play games that target vocabulary and action words. I also use Valentine’s Day worksheets for preschoolers working on articulation skills. Valentine Activities to promote language and communication Preschool Valentine’s Day Songs When looking for songs…
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During our fairy tale unit, one of my favorite stories to read is Goldilocks and the Three Bears. It is easy to use Goldilocks and the Three Bears for preschool students with language goals. The story is wonderful for targeting many aspects of language: WH questions and comprehension skills, basic concepts like size and time, household vocabulary, reality/fiction and more….
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Which Fairy Tale Character are you? I would probably be Rapunzel because over the years I have grown out my hair and drastically cut it more than a few times. I’m also pretty resourceful in a bind. As for today, I hope you are relieved to find these activities if you too find yourself in a bind. This fairy tale…
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We celebrate Polar Express Day in our Early Childhood Center every year. Our paraprofessionals decorate in such a way that you BELIEVE you are actually in the movie. The kids look forward to the hot chocolate and train rides, visiting with Santa and of course, pajama day! Over the years, I have incorporated the train theme into speech therapy for…
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This week we will be talking about Santa’s Helpers in speech therapy. To start December, I like to incorporate some elf activities for preschool and kindergarten as well as some reindeer activities before we jump into Santa and his workshop. Who are Santa’s Helpers? Elf Activities for Preschool Some kids are lucky enough to have an Elf on the Shelf…
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