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Halloween Speech Therapy Activities and Crafts

I have some fun (and still educational) Halloween speech therapy activities rounded up for today’s post! I hope you find something useful for your caseload.

Halloween Speech Therapy Activities:

Halloween crafts for speech therapy.

I love a good craft! And I love a good game – wait a craft and game in one? Sign me up!

Roll-a-Pumpkin is a roll-and-glue activity. Gluing is often easier for students with minor fine motor challenges than a roll-and-draw activity.

Whether you use this in a small group or an individual session, y ou can have students work on  requesting a turn, passing the dice, stating the number and piece they rolled, and requesting any materials they need!

If you are looking for a craft to keep your students’ hands busy while working on articulation or language goals , you could try this adorable vampire craft ! The candy corn pieces have articulation or language targets on them. Students can practice each target while they color, cut, and then glue to get more trials in!

RELATED: Speech Therapy Crafts for Every Season

Halloween Speech Therapy Sensory Bins

To set up a sensory bin, grab a medium plastic storage container with a lid. Then you can pick your “filler.” The filler will take up the bulk of space in your sensory bin. My go-to filler is dried beans – for a Halloween sensory bin dried black beans would be great!

Filler Ideas:

  • dried black beans
  • rice (you can die it orange)
  • dried pasta
  • cooked spaghetti noddles (Undercook the pasta and then run it under cold water)
  • aquarium gravel (not taste-safe)

Next, you need fun, small items to go in your bin . I usually go to the Dollar Tree and stock up on whatever. From past years I have collected spider erasers, spider rings, small snakes, eyeballs, and skulls.

Don’t forget to add scoops (like measuring cups, spoons, etc.) and some smaller bowls for sorting items.

With a Halloween Sensory Bin for Speech Therapy, you can work on:

  • labeling items
  • combining two words (purple snake)
  • describing items
  • sorting by color
  • sorting by size
  • making “scary sounds”
  • concepts in/out, under/over
  • you can also print out articulation targets and hide them in the bin

RELATED READ: Sensory Bin Filler Ideas

Halloween Game: Language Bingo

This Bingo game can work for 1:1 sessions or small groups. You can choose whether you focus on Halloween vocab (kind of like playing Zingo with a Halloween theme), riddles/inferences, or WH- questions.

There is even an option to print black & white boards that students can color in to mark their spaces. The “two-step directions” calling cards are made to go with these black and white boards.

Halloween Following Directions Worksheets

Do your students love to color? It can be a calming activity for many students.

If you have students working on auditory comprehension skills/following directions goals, these Halloween Following Directions Coloring Sheet s are for you! They are print-and-go and feature 1-step and 2-step directions including temporal directions.

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Halloween Speech Therapy Books

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  • If You’re Spooky and You Know It by Aly Fronis and Jannie Ho: This is a play on the classic song with a Halloween twist! During the read, you can work on following simple directions by having the students do the action called out and talk about the adjectives such as “spooky” and “hairy.” Expand the activity by having students come up with their own combinations of adjective and action (i.e. “If you’re ____ and you know it, ______.”)
  • Big Pumpkin by Erica Silverman: This cute book uses repetitive language which is great for letting students fill-in familiar language and predict what might happen next. It also has a nice social skills lesson about working together!
  • Skeleton Hiccups by Margery Cuyler: This book only has a phrase or sentence on each page, but it includes lots of fun, silly illustrations that can serve as conversation starters with your students!

Halloween Category Sorting

Work on Halloween vocabulary and categorization skills with this Halloween sorting activity . You can use sorting mats or print-and-go worksheets.

Halloween-Themed Categories Included:

  • animals (nocturnal)
  • Halloween Characters
  • Halloween activities
  • spooky places
  • things for a witch
  • jack-o-lanterns

Halloween WH- Questions with Visual Choices

If the Bingo game above would be overwhelming for your students who are working on answering Wh- Questions, then these Halloween Wh- Question Cards might be perfect! They include lots of visuals to help your students with comprehension of both the question and the answer choices. (There’s also a  BOOM Cards version here )

I like to use this  FREE Wh- Types Chart  to teach (and prompt) the different types of Wh- Questions.

RELATED READ: Using Visuals to Teach WH- Questions

Halloween Short Stories with WH Questions

Looking for slightly more challenging WH- questions? These Halloween short stories (about a paragraph long) are perfect for students working on differentiation between WH question types or for students working on auditory comprehension and memory recall .

This set includes three levels of support:

  • Level 1: Includes multiple choices with pictures. Students can cut and paste the answers.
  • Level 2: Includes written multiple choices. Students can cut and paste the answers.
  • Level 3: Students write-in their answers to the WH questions.

Halloween Speech Therapy Activity: “Favorite Things about Halloween” Booklet

Who doesn’t love talking about their favorite things? I like this Halloween Favorite Things booklet because it is “errorless” and focuses on sharing opinions. (Just because there are no “right” answers, doesn’t mean there aren’t tons of opportunities to practice language skills – like social skills, fall vocabulary, turn taking, etc.)

The booklet is a fun activity that encourages sharing opinions with peers for students who benefit from visual choices.  (Plus, it can be  differentiated, making it perfect for speech groups !)

Halloween Articulation Practice

I can’t leave out articulation activities in my list of Halloween speech therapy activities! Spice up typical practice with a Halloween-themed set of BOOM Cards where students “feed the monsters” to work on those articulation drills!

I hope some of these activity ideas will work for your caseload too!

Looking  for a bundle of some of these fall speech therapy activities at a discount ?

Here’s one for Halloween speech-language therapy :

Here’s a  bundle for early communicators :

Or if you want a whole year of  seasonal and non-seasonal activities , I have an  Early Language MEGA Bundle  at a  BIG discount !

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Halloween Activities & Freebies for Speech Therapy

Updated: Nov 9, 2023

This blog post has all things monsters, witches, mummies, haunted houses, and more! Check out some of the awesome Halloween themed digital and printable activities and freebies for speech therapy!

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Spookley the Square Pumpkin

Christopher Pumpkin

The Hallo-wiener

How to Catch a Witch

There was an Old Mummy Who Swallowed a Spider

Too Many Pumpkins

Check out even more fun Halloween books over in my YouTube read aloud playlist !

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Spookley the Square Pumpkin Book Companion Boom Cards

Trick or Treating with Gifs Boom Cards

Turkey Trick or Treat Printable Book Companion

Halloween Who What Where Sentence Builder

Halloween Build a Scene Boom Cards

Build a BUNDLE Boom Cards

More Book Companions

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Monster Themed 50 Trials Boom Cards

Halloween 50 Trials Boom Cards

Feed the Monster Boom Cards

Sequencing Story

Inferences & Predictions

Build a Witch Potato Head

Articulation /s/ and /z/

Feed the Skeleton /l/ and /l/ Blends

CVC Pumpkin Bowling

Scavenger Hunt

Make a Witches Brew

ABC Ya Pumpkin Carving

ABC Ya Make a Pumpkin

The Giant Flying Fox Live Cam

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October Vocabulary Freebie for Speech and Language Therapy

Yes & No Questions

WH Questions

Spooky Synonyms

Prepositions

Articulation Word Lists and Activities

Monster Snacks Pronouns

Following Spatial Directions

Multiple Meaning Words

Multisyllabic Words - Phonemic Awareness

Interactive Song and Circle Time Activities

Sentence Scramble

Crafts are a fun, hands on way to target a variety of skills like sequencing, sentence formulation, retell, past tense verbs (e.g. cut, glued, wrote, colored), temporal concepts (e.g. first, then, last), and spatial concepts (e.g. on, next to, under).

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Halloween Bulletin Board Craft Writing Activities Qtip Skeleton

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Ghost Name Craft

Halloween Speech Therapy Pop Up Craft: Articulation and Language

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Free Halloween Speech Therapy Activities

Alright, it’s no secret: Halloween is one of my favorite holidays. It comes as no surprise, then, that I LOVE incorporating this holiday (whenever possible) into my speech and language therapy sessions. This year, I teamed up with a group of incredible SLP bloggers and TPT authors to create some FREE Halloween Speech Therapy Activities for you. All of the heart/ pumpkin emojis, because these Halloween speech and language activities are AMAZING.

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If you follow me on Instagram (@thepedispeechie), tune in for this hop on October 9th, 2017. If you can’t, or you’re reading this too late and missed it- no worries! I’ve got everything you need in this blog post.

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Free Speech Therapy Story and Song

First, I wrote a story about a Halloween frog . It’s actually a song, if you’re willing to have a little fun and sing to your students! The words pair perfectly to “Down by the Banks of the Hanky Panky”.

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Halloween Themed Speech Therapy Activities

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Speechasaurus is providing you with super cute Articulation Chains ! I’m loving how everyone chose a different area to target, because I know we all have mixed therapy groups! These chains target a variety of sounds, so you’ll be good to go! Ah-maz-ing.

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We aren’t done with all of the treats yet! SLPTalk with Desiree created such a cute packet to target WH -questions . Now I KNOW I have so many students that will benefit from this fun activity! The student will use a clothespin to select the correct answer around the lily pad board. Creative and engaging!

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Working on phonemic awareness with your speech and language students? The Speech Owl has got you covered. You MUST check out this incredible packet from her- it targets beginning sounds, ending sounds, and rhyming words! Plus, it’s just adorable.

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Are you looking for some fun Halloween speech therapy activities? If so, you’ve come to the right place! Here you’ll find a huge list of free and paid resources that cover articulation, language, and everything in-between in fun and unique ways. *Send this blog post to your work email or bookmark this page so you can keep the ideas flowing!

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Books (affiliate links): – “ Spooky Fairy Tale Mix-Up ” – A crowd favorite with my students! We use it a lot. – “ There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat “ – “ The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything “ – “ Room on the Broom “ – “ Pig the Monster “ – “ Little Blue Truck’s Halloween “ – “ Pumpkin Jack “ – “ Creepy Pair of Underwear “ – “ Pete the Cat Trick or Pete “ – “ Splat the Cat and the Pumpkin-Picking Plan “ – Click here for a list of fall books for speech therapy!

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Halloween Sensory Bin: – Click here for a free Halloween sensory bin! – For more free sensory bins sent directly to you inbox, subscribe to my free email list !

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Sensory Bottle Ideas: – Click here to check out these spooky sensory bottle ideas.

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Virtual Field Trip: – Take your students on a virtual field trip to a pumpkin patch !

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Halloween Speech Therapy Bundle for Articulation and Language: – Click here to snag this money-saving bundle!

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Articulation and Language Activities: – Halloween Following Directions Worksheets – Digital and Printable Halloween Activity Mats – Digital and Printable Halloween Articulation Worksheets – Digital and Printable Vocabulary Activities

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Speech and Language Crafts: – Halloween Buddy for Mixed Groups – Halloween Pop-Up Craft for Mixed Groups – FREE Articulation and Language Craft – Halloween Bracelets for Mixed Groups and Carryover

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Digital Halloween Activities: – Build a Haunted House for Articulation and Language – Digital and Printable Halloween Activity Mats – Digital and Printable Halloween Articulation Worksheets – Digital and Printable Vocabulary Activities

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Free Halloween Craft Ideas: – Paper Plate Crafts – Halloween Tic-Tac-Toe – Printable Halloween Masks – Q- Tip Skeletons

Bulletin Boards: – Click here for the Bulletin Board Set shown below! It’s only $3.00 and you get crafts for both articulation and language, as well as the spooky bulletin board letters! – Click here for print and go seasonal bulletin board crafts ! The bundle includes everything you need for easy, functional articulation and language bulletin boards all year round.

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Halloween Games (affiliate links): – Disney’s The Haunted Mansion – Call of The Spirits Board Game – Disney’s Hocus Pocus Cooperative Game – Little Monster’s Snakes and Ladders Game – Trouble: Netflix Super Monsters Edition

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10 Halloween Activities for Speech Therapy

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10 Halloween Activities for Speech Therapy

October is here 🎃

And i’ve got a list of festive activities for your speech therapy sessions.

10 Halloween Activities for Speech Therapy

I hope you like these suggestions for a festive, spooky October in speech therapy! Be sure to follow me on Instagram @thepeachiespeechie and tag me if you post any of these - I’d love to see them in use! 

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Halloween Themed Activities and Resources for Speech and Language Therapy

Halloween is my favorite holiday and I love pulling in Halloween-themed resources into our sessions! Again, I think it goes back to the enjoyment of dressing up and being silly. Halloween definitely brings out my inner child and the laughter of my students makes my day!

For full disclosure, as an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases for my favorite books or games listed below. I have them linked below in case you are interested in expanding your resources for this theme. Other links, to freebies, songs, videos, and online games are not affiliated links. Below you will find my favorite Halloween-themed resources and activities to incorporate into my own therapy sessions. Hopefully, by sharing with you, you will find some additional tools for your speech toolbelt.

HALLOWEEN THEMED BOOKS for LITERACY-BASED THERAPY:

  • Turkey Trick or Treat by Wendi Silvano
  • Bone Soup by Alyssa Satin Capucilli
  • The Hallo-Weiner by Dav Pilkey
  • Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldson
  • Big Pumpkin by Erica Silverman
  • Skeleton Hiccups by Margery Cuyler
  • Click, Clack, Boo by Doreen Cronin and Besy Lewin
  • Inside a House that is Haunted by Alyssa Satin Capucilli
  • There Was an Old Lady that Swallowed a Ghost by Lucille Colandro
  • Where’s My Mummy by Carolyn Crimi

Check out this blog post with three other Halloween Books that you may be interested in! Halloween Books for Speech Therapy

HALLOWEEN THEMED RESOURCES:

  • Spooktacular: No Prep Speech & Language-  Target the most common articulation errors in all word positions and in mixed pages, and language skills such as functions, verbs, synonyms, and categories using dice and spinner games.
  • Halloween Articulation Mystery Pictures-  Target articulation in all word positions and with mixed positions pages while practicing fine motor skills. This resource is perfect with mixed groups, extra practice at home, or as a resource within your speech and language station.
  • Halloween Language Builder-  This resource targets vocabulary, recalling sentences and details, answering wh-questions, following 1-3 step directions, descriptive concepts, inferencing, and more!
  • Find Articulation and Follow Directions: Halloween- Target articulation skills by searching for hidden words scattered in the pictured scenes using a magnifying glass, follow 2 step temporal directions, and answer wh-questions about the pictured scenes. There is also additional information on ways that you can use this resource to target additional goals.
  • Bundled Ghosts: Speech and Language Crafts –  Target articulation, language, phonology, and apraxia goals with cute ghost crafts that can be used to decorate the speech room and later sent home for practice.
  • Halloween: Map, Mash, & Mark Conversational Exchange-   Map out conversation based by common interests, what you know of your audience, and track your conversational exchange.
  • Halloween: Open-Ended Games –  Great way to reinforce student behavior and engagement while targeting skills.
  • Prepositions & Pronouns in Halloween Town-   Target these skills using bingo games, no prep dauber pages, dice games, and manipulative mats with sentence strips.

HALLOWEEN THEMED SONGS:

  • Down by the Spooky Bay by Super Simple Songs
  • Knock Knock, Trick or Treat by Super Simple Songs
  • This is the Way on Halloween by Bounce Patrol
  • Halloween Stomp by The Singing Walrus
  • Five Creepy Spiders by Super Simple Songs
  • Five Little Ghosts by Super Simple Songs

HALLOWEEN THEMED VIDEOS:

  • Halloween Trivia for Kids by Homeschool Pop
  • Where did Halloween Come From by Colossal Cranium
  • Why do We Celebrate Halloween by Hey! Guess What
  • Halloween Facts for Kids by Homeschool Pop
  • Halloween Around the World by Educational Videos for Students

HALLOWEEN THEMED BOARD GAMES (BG) and ONLINE GAMES (O):

  • Max Fun Inflatable Witch Hat and Spider Ring Toss by the Max Fun Store
  • Halloween Bean Bag Toss by ThinkMax Store
  • Pin the Spider on the Web by the Funnlot Store
  • Halloween Foam Bowling Set by JOYin Store
  • Halloween Charades by Anton Publications (BG)
  • Arthur’s Trick or Treats by PBS Kids (O)
  • Halloween Story Game by Yad.com (O)
  • Halloween Breaker by CBC (O)
  • Trick or Trait by RoomRecess.com (O)
  • Scooby Doo Haunted House by Game Kid Game (O)
  • Zombilliards by Game Kid Game (not for younger kids) (O)

HALLOWEEN THEMED FREEBIES:

  • Halloween Verbs by WhitneySLP
  • Halloween Open-Ended Boom Cards Game by Mia McDaniel
  • Halloween Social Narrative & Awareness Cards by me
  • Halloween Grammar Boom Cards by Miss B SLP
  • Would You Rather Halloween Boom Cards by SpeechBop
  • Halloween Riddles by Major Speech Minor Girl
  • Halloween Exit Slips for Articulation, Language, and Social Language by Creative Speech Lab
  • 10 Halloween Freebies by TLC Talk SLP
  • 10 MORE Halloween Freebies by TLC Talk SLP
  • Halloween Books for Literacy-based Learning with Cheat Sheet
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Looking for rainbow-themed activities and resources to build language skills and to kick off Spring? Check out these engaging suggestions that you can incorporate into your classroom or speech therapy lesson plans.

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Tamatha Cauckwell is an ASHA certified Speech Language Pathologist with experience working in a variety of settings. Prior to obtaining her Masters in Communicative Sciences and Disorders, she was an SLP Assistant, a Self-contained Special Education Teacher, and a Preschool Teacher and Director. Her combined professional career experiences have given her a unique outlook and understanding regarding behavior management and collaborative needs when working with other professionals, colleagues, and families.

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30 Spellbinding Speech Therapy Activities: Halloween Edition

August 15, 2023 //  by  Lauren Du Plessis

Make the most of the spooky season with 30 Halloween-themed exercises that’ll make your speech therapy sessions that much more exciting and interactive! Whether you’re counting syllables in eerie words, playing charades with creepy creatures, or crafting spooky sentences, these activities offer an entertaining way to enhance a variety of speech and language skills, turning your therapy sessions into a haunted hub of learning!

1. Halloween Descriptions

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Open the door to a whole new world of adjectives! To do so, have your students describe typical Halloween characters or items to spark their imaginations while enhancing their vocabulary.

Learn More: English Daisies

2. Spooky Syllable Count

Halloween will be frightfully fun with this haunting syllable activity! Engage your learners in counting the syllables in Halloween-themed words, honing their phonological awareness.

Learn More: Teachers Pay Teachers

3. Trick or Treat Role Play

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Transform your classroom into a neighborhood of spooktacular houses! To accomplish this, your budding actors will role-play trick-or-treating, refining their conversational skills and manners in the most entertaining way.

Learn More: The Muddy Puddle Teacher

4. Monster Sound Match

Boost literacy with a horde of Halloween-themed pictures- each linked to an initial sound. This matching game will entertain while enhancing your students’ phonetic understanding.

5. Pumpkin Spatial Prepositions

Create a miniature pumpkin patch by letting your students play with spatial concepts like over, under, and next to. To complete the activity, they’ll need to match the spatial preposition to the corresponding picture.

6. Candy Corn Categories

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Make receptive language learning fun and simple with a category game! To do so, have your learners sort pictures or objects into categories by using candy corn as markers.

Learn More: Reading Confetti

7. Spooky Sentence Formulation

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Get your students thinking and writing creatively by using ghosts and goblins to inspire their language. Using target speech sounds, their goal is to formulate spooky sentences.

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8. Jack-o’-Lantern Jokes

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Ready for a spooktacularly good time? Have your little comedians share their favorite Halloween-themed jokes to keep the mood light while practicing clear communication.

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9. Haunted House Hunt

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Turn your classroom into a haunted house by hiding Halloween-related objects and prompting your students to find them by following directional clues. This will improve their receptive language skills and increase engagement during your sessions!

Learn More: Darcy and Brian

10. Batty for Rhymes

Your learners will go batty for this Halloween-themed rhyming puzzle! Engage your students by having them match each Halloween item to the word it rhymes with; making language play accessible and fun for everyone!

Learn More: Pinterest

11. Ghostly Grammar

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Your kiddos will have a blast pretending to be the teacher! By correcting sentences about this specter’s actions, they will be honing their grammatical skills all while having a spooktacularly good time.

Learn More: Speech Time Fun

12. Mummy’s Mystery Word

Wrap up your vocabulary lessons with a Halloween-themed musical mystery! Your students will need to infer the hidden word from clues, combining reasoning and language skills.

Learn More: YouTube

13. Witch’s Brew Sequencing

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Ever wondered how a witch brews her potion? Engage your kiddos in a fun writing activity by having them concoct their own directions, detailing how they’d whip one up and what special features it would bring about!

14. Halloween Homonyms & Homophones

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Halloween-themed words provide an engaging context for your budding grammar experts to practice their language skills. Get tangled in a web of words like ‘witch’ to ‘which’ and more with this exciting homonyms and homophones lesson!

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15. Spooky Synonyms & Antonyms

Eerie or creepy? Big or massive? Here, your little monsters will have an opportunity to broaden their language skills by choosing appropriate synonyms and antonyms for Halloween-related words.

16. Creepy Compound Words

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Create a game in which your students will need to form and split Halloween-themed compound words. What an enchanting way to learn about word structure!

17. Monster Mash Charades

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To enhance word recall and improve motor planning, get your students to play a game of charades using Halloween-themed words. Need ideas to get started? Try waddling around like a bandaged mummy, standing in a field like a scarecrow, or howling at the moon like a werewolf!

Learn More: Happiness Is Homemade

18. Spooky Finger Play

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Grab a flashlight and tell some time-favored Halloween stories! Better yet, encourage your kiddos to improve their comprehension and joint awareness by working as a class to concoct a spooky story and classic Halloween rhyme.

19. Ghastly Guess Who

Ignite your learners’ curiosity by having them play a game of ‘Guess Who’ using Halloween characters. This’ll prompt them to use their deductive reasoning skills while having tons of fun!

20. Spooky S Blends

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Target articulation with Halloween-themed words that begin with S blends. This focused activity is sure to make your little learners’ speech practice feel like a game while you lead them in articulating and pronouncing S blend words.

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21. Halloween Idioms

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Ever heard the saying, “It’s raining cats and dogs” and had no idea what it means? Your students may be having a hard time as well! Make idioms less confusing, and more relatable in August, by explaining them using a Halloween theme.

22. Friendly Ghost Feelings

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Happy, sad, and surprised ghosts will help your students identify and discuss different emotions. This activity will add a touch of Halloween fun to social-emotional learning as your kiddos traverse the rich depths of their feelings.

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23. Pumpkin Zones of Regulation

What emotions could a pumpkin show? Discuss the zones of regulation whilst having your learners draw different faces onto each pumpkin on the worksheet.

24. Mystical Metaphors

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Life is like a roller coaster. More like a haunted ride during the Halloween season! Ask your littles to create Halloween-themed metaphors to explore the fascinating realm of figurative language.

25. Halloween Themed Barrier Games

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Enhance receptive and expressive language skills by getting your learners to depict a Halloween scene. To do so, they’ll need to listen and then carry out various directions you give them.

26. Goblin ‘Go Fish’

Play a ghoulish game of Go Fish with your littles. Take the traditional game of Go Fish and give it a Halloween twist with themed cards- promoting sentence formulation and turn-taking.

27. Witch’s Wish Inferencing

Have your kiddos decode what this witch desires by relying on their inferencing skills. It’s a bewitching approach to boost both their comprehension and critical thinking.

28. Spooky Social Scenarios

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With this perspective-taking activity, you can boost social-emotional awareness. Present your students with different Halloween-themed social situations to navigate and discuss.

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29. Storytime with Monsters

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Enhance reading skills by having your kiddos read aloud from a Halloween-themed storybook; focusing on clear articulation, fluency, and vocal expression. You can even mix it up by having them read to a friend or parent!

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30. Potion Concoction

Following a ‘potion’ recipe allows your little potion masters to focus on understanding and executing multi-step oral directions. Try this magical activity to really engage their active listening skills!

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If your kids are like mine, they start to get a little crazy the closer Halloween gets. It’s even worse when Halloween falls on a school night! My kids are hyper focused on everything Halloween, so I love incorporating this theme into my weekly session the week before and week of Halloween! If you are needing ideas on what you can do you in your speech therapy sessions for Halloween, then stick around! There are so many different activities that you can do and some of my favorite ones are listed below!

The best part is that these activities are all extremely low prep, so you don’t have to worry about spending a lot of time putting them together. 🙂 I hope these activities are just as enjoyable for your kids as they are for mine!

Dotting Activities

A simple but fun idea is to use dot activity worksheets because they allow you to work on any speech or language goal. They also pair great with other activities and games. These worksheets can be dotted with anything that you have, including BINGO daubers, markers, or even BINGO chips!

Halloween Dotting Activities for Speech Therapy

Articulation Activities

Whether you are working with individual or mixed groups, these articulation worksheets will be a hit with your kids! From search and finds to trick-or-treat coloring activities, you’ll have worksheets to use across multiple days.

My kids love doing puzzles in their sessions! Whether you have kids working on articulation or language , these will keep them engaged throughout! They come in both color and black & white options so you can choose which ones you’d prefer to print! If you do the black & white puzzles, you can always have your kids color the picture after gluing the pieces. I’d recommend using glue sticks if you choose that option.

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Language Activities

For all of your language kids, these worksheets will be a go to for you. They come in various levels of difficulty, making this a great set to add to your materials. They are great for you mixed language groups, too, with the similar layouts provided.

Halloween Workbook

This Halloween Workbook is a resource that is jam-packed with many activities! It targets various language and articulation goals, including prepositions, following directions, pronouns, and more. This resource is great to use with multiple groups and your kids that have multiple goals!

Halloween Speech Therapy Activities Workbook

I hope that these ideas have given you some inspiration on what activities you can do for Halloween in your speech therapy sessions. Let me know down below if you use any of them! Happy Halloween!

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Halloween is almost here! As children get excited about costumes, jack o’lanterns, and candy, now is the perfect time to harness their excitement and work on speech and language skills. Spend quality time with your child while enjoying Halloween-themed activities. 

To celebrate this spooky holiday, I’ve compiled some fun activities that you can easily incorporate into your speech therapy sessions to target various speech and language goals.

Many of these activities and worksheets are from my Halloween Vocabulary Building Product , which is jam-packed with fun ways to learn Halloween themed vocabulary associated with this holiday.

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Read some books about Halloween

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There are so many wonderful, interactive books about Halloween! I’ve written the following blog posts that explain how to use Goodnight Goon , Go Away Big Green Monster ! Mouse’s First Halloween , and I t’s Pumpkin Day, Mouse in speech therapy sessions. Other books that I like are Room on a Broom , Little Blue Truck’s Halloween , The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything and my recent discovery of What Do You Say When a Monster Says Boo! This last book will appeal to children who have younger siblings. The young sister (aka the monster) is perpetually annoying her older brother with various antics.  The book repeatedly asks,”What do you do when a monster…”does a certain prank or stunt. It is followed by what you could do versus what you should do.

Say, Color, & Display 

Say, Color, and Display Worksheets

Need a simple table-top activity to calm your students? Maybe your speech students are coming back from recess or gym or are thrilled about an upcoming event and are in the yellow zone (aka this is a reference to Zones of Regulation). Let’s guide them into the green zone by coloring!  Grab some crayons, colored pencils, or markers and get coloring as it can relax the brain and allow students to focus on vocabulary related to Halloween. These unique Say, Color, and Display coloring sheets are a fantastic way for students to see how to make the first sound in the word  – see the visual mouth cue in the top left corner? To change it up, have the students color their sheet behind a folder so they cannot see each other’s coloring page. At the end, they can reveal their finished product and compare and contrast the similarities and differences. 

Circle and Say Worksheets

Circle and Say, speech therapy worksheets

Receptive and expressive vocabulary skills can be targeted with these interactive worksheets. For instance, before having the child circle the Halloween vocabulary, ask him or her to point to a word (e.g. point to the ghosts, the pumpkins, the spiders).  These worksheets also provide a context to discuss Halloween. The discussion can be modified and scaffolded based on the student’s abilities. Print these worksheets and ask students to circle then say the Halloween vocabulary . They can also be used digitally with annotation tools on zoom or used on an ipad. To have FOREVER – simply laminate and then children can use dry erase markers to find the halloween vocabulary. 

Mini Pumpkins and Vocabulary Cards

Print and cut out the Halloween Vocabulary cards. Fold each card then shove into each pumpkin (students can do the shoving!). Take turns removing the folded vocabulary word and practice saying the word, defining the word, using the word in a sentence or describing the Halloween object. To target receptive language, begin by having your student point to each vocabulary word (e.g. point to the ghost, point to the Haunted house, etc) 

Halloween puzzles

Scatter vocabulary puzzle pieces featuring Halloween vocabulary on a table- top or floor and watch your students put them together and say the words! I laminate the puzzle pieces so it’s super easy to disinfect !   (Amazon affiliate links are included for your convenience.)

Feed Max the Monster

Feed Max the Monster

Max is a friendly monster who has an insatiable appetite. He’s not a picky eater and prefers a varied diet of sweets, fast food, insects, and other earthly things. 

Grab a box (tissue box or shoe box), the cards included in my Halloween Vocabulary Building Product , and some Velcro tabs and have a blast using this over and over again during your speech therapy sessions! I wear my green witch’s finger to point and name each picture and shake the box and make chewing sounds (“hmmmm” “yum, yum, yum, yum”) each time a student puts the food item in his mouth. 

Working on articulation? Then change Max’s name to one that has the student’s target sound! For instance, earlier this week Max became Victor and then Sam because I had clients who were working on the /v/ and /s/ sounds!

Graveyard Pudding in a Cup

Everybody loves making fun, delicious treats! This Halloween-themed graveyard pudding cup is a great way to practice vocabulary. Target sequencing, listening and following directions, describing, using verbs and so much more. At the end, enjoy a delicious treat!

Kids will love decorating their chocolate pudding cups with oreo cookie crumbles, gummy worms, and candy tombstones. Can’t find the candy tombstones, no worries! Substitute with candy corns or candy pumpkins!

Guess What I Am! Print and Go Sheets 

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Print this worksheet and give it to students to cut, solve, and then glue the correct vocabulary word to the riddle. It’s an ideal homework assignment or can be used in your speech therapy session when you’re having a busy day and need something easy to implement – just print and go! Or laminate and use velcro tabs to use this FOREVER and save paper. 

Big Green Monster in a Cup

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I had a blast making this Big Green Monster in a Cup and so did my clients. First scoop green/lime jello into a cup, Next, top with the pink Good and Plenty candies, then draw the monster’s face on the cup, and finally eat and enjoy!

We started by reading the classic, Go Away, Big Green Monster ! This is a GREAT book to encourage language skills. My blog post describes why I like it so much and explains how it facilitates learning the names of our facial features, some common first words, and the importance of using our words to reject or protest something.

Then, we made this interactive and fun snack! Grab the step-by-step directions in my resource library .

Pin the Eyes of the Monster Game 

Everybody loves Pin the Tail on the Donkey, but have you ever heard of Pin the Eyes on the Monster? This Halloween inspired game is perfect for children who need to get out of their seats! 

Start by tying a bandana over a child’s eyes, and spin them around a few times. Before tying a bandana over the child’s eyes and spinning them around, to put the googly eyes on the monster, ask them to perform a specific task related to their speech and language goals.

I hope this post has been helpful, and if you try out any of these activities please share a picture and tag me! I would love to see them! Enjoy your Halloween!

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Are you a preschool SLP looking for some fun, low-prep Halloween themed activities to target speech and language skills with your preschool students?

These engaging play-based activities will have your students laughing and learning for your entire Halloween themed session!

Using themes in therapy doesn't have to be time-consuming or complicated! I like to use a book, a toy, a sensory bin, a movement activity, and a game for my thematic therapy sessions. I am very picky with the materials I choose. They need to be low-prep, fun, and versatile enough to use with my entire caseload.

Here are my favorite Halloween resources for preschool speech therapy - they can be used to target SO MANY GOALS!

halloween speech therapy articulation activities

Interactive Halloween Adventure Story: This story book allows preschoolers to create their own story by choosing an item to complete each page. You can use this with your entire caseload becuase it includes cheats sheets that list therapy ideas for each page! It is avaiable as a BOOM card or as a Printable Story.

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The Spooky Wheels on the Bus by J. Elizabeth Mills: This story is the perfect Halloween story for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergarten students! Students love acting out each page.

You can use this story to target: plural 's, concepts, describing,

s-blends, action words, and vocabulary. Don't own the book or are using teletherapy? No problem! Watch it on Youtube and simply pause when needed! (I do not own any rights to this book - I just love it!)

halloween speech therapy articulation activities

CRAFT: Draw (or buy from TPT) blank halloween character faces. Use Playdough, Dry Erase Markers, Googly Eyes, or Mini Objects to complete the faces. You can allow your students to create their own faces and incorporate their goals into the activity. In a group, give each student the same face and have them describe their face to their peers! Have one student direct the other students (or you) on how to complete the face. Pair with a Halloween Story and have the student try to make the face look like the character.

PLAY ACTIVITIES:

halloween speech therapy articulation activities

Trick or Treating: You can set up a trick or treating pretend play activity using Little People, a Melissa and Doug Wooden House, some pretend candy, and a Fisher Price Bus. I use it to target: grammar, speech sounds, following directions, vocabulary, phonological awareness, and play skills. Do you want to try this activity out but aren't sure where to start? I have created a play-based companion to help you get ideas for how to elicit a variety of speech and language goals. Don't own the toys? No problem! This Play-Based Companion includes all the pieces and instructions you need to use this activity!

Halloween Critter Clinic: This quick transformation will have your students engaged and learning for the entire session! Target all your goals in a fun and playful way!

halloween speech therapy articulation activities

Feed the Woozle : I cannot say enough about this game. I have never met a child that doesn't LOVE this game. This silly Woozle LOVES to eat yucky snacks. Not sure where to start? Grab Words Matter's FREE Game Companion in her TPT store. Don't own the game? Make your own with a paper bag, markers, constuction paper and some creativity!

halloween speech therapy articulation activities

Feed the Creatures: I also have created an Open-Ended BOOM card activity of feeding yucky snacks to Halloween Creatures. It includes a PDF with ideas how to target speech sounds, possessive 's, negation, describing, past Tense -Ed, first sound identification, following directions, spatial concepts, requesting, comparin/Contrasting, and Categorizing in a natural way!

VOCABULARY WORKSHEETS

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These Themed Vocabulary worksheets are perfect for providing tonnes of exposure to new words! Many SLPs struggle finding themed words that aren't just nouns - that's why it includes verbs, adjectives and nouns in a variety of activities, so your students will be growing their vocabulary without even knowing it! Use this no prep speech therapy activity to extend the vocabulary taught in any Halloween book or game!

OPEN ENDED SCENES:

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Kids love creating their own scenes using mini objects or mini erasers! Print off your own scenes or check out this massive bundle of Open Ended Scenes that includes dozens of theses (and loads of visuals) that you can use year round to target expressive language, receptive language, speech sounds and more! Simply print and go!

SENSORY BIN

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Halloween Sensory Bin . This Sensory bin can be created SMALL or BIG! It's part of a HUGE bundle of themed sensory bins (over 30 themes!), which also includes pumpkins and monster. Use this October themed sensory bins for weeks! Check out how to use sensory bins in speech therapy here! .

ONLINE GAMES:

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Baby Hazel Games has a tonne of FREE open-ended games that can be used to target a variey of speech and language goals. I am going to talk about my favorite two. Baby Hazel's Halloween Dress Up is a fun and engaging activity. In this game, your students can choose Halloween costuems and accessories for Hazel. This activity is perfect to target requesting, describing, possessive 's, increasing sentence length. In Baby Hazel Halloween Crafts, your student can help Hazel make a Halloween craft. This is a perfect alternative to 'hands-on' crafts. I like these games becuase there are visual supports built right into the games! There are many other games, so make sure to eheck them out!

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Oh my Gourd is the cutest little pumpkin game! Students are able to design their own Jack-O-Lanterns which provides so much opportunities for language. This simple activity allows you target requesting, expanding MLU, spatial concepts, body parts, following directions, describing, and comparing and contrasting! This is also a great home to model during therapy and then encourage parents to use at home!

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Treat your little ghouls and goblins to some not-so-tricky Halloween speech therapy activities with these books, videos, craft projects, puppet show ideas, and more!

Books, Crafts and More Halloween Speech Therapy Activities

Which Witch is Which? There seems to be no shortage of variations on the theme of which witch is which, but that means more /w/ sound activities for your Halloween speech therapy activities. Try some of these books, videos, poems, and more!

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  • Which Witch is Which? By Michaela Muntean – Use this Sesame Street book to bring the /w/ sound into your articulation activities with a Halloween twist.
  • Which Witch is Which? By Judi Barrett – The author of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs brings us this fun and engaging book that challenges kids to sort out the tangle of eclectic witches and see which witch is which.
  • The Letter W Song – If you have a child who needs repetition and learns best with rhythm, try this Letter W Song video . There are simple actions to do, too, such as writing a “W” in the air.
  • More activities for the /w/ sound – This is a collection of /w/ sound activities you can use with your kids as is or modify them even more for spooky Halloween fun.
  • Which Witch is Which (Who is Who?) – This is a short, cute, Halloween song set to a video of ghoulish puppets that reinforces the /w/ sound.

Ghostly Footprints – This craft activity can be used to reinforce a variety of articulation sounds, such as /f/ for footprint, /s/ for spooky, or /g/ for ghost or ghoul.

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  • Have your child paint the bottom of her bare foot with washable white paint.
  • Have your child step onto a piece of black construction paper.
  • Let the paint dry and then add googly eyes to complete the footprint ghost.

5 Little Pumpkins – Bring this story to life with your kids through crafts and activities that reinforce the /p/ sound, the rhythm of language, and rhyming words.

  • Pumpkin and fence printable craft – If you are looking to save time, use these printable pumpkin and fence craft sheets that are already colored. Print and cut them out, then have your child add a pumpkin to each fence post and recite the story.
  • Pumpkin puppets – These DLTK pumpkin printable worksheets are the perfect way to make puppets to use with your child as you recite this song. You can choose between colored ones or ones your child has to color and complete, or use this other engaging version of a puppet show for this classic children’s poem.
  • Five Little Pumpkins – Here is a different version about five little pumpkins that reinforces emotions. You can also give your child a plain construction paper pumpkin and have him draw a face and then describe the emotion that is on it – a great activity for kids who are struggling with body language and facial expressions.

More Halloween Speech Therapy Activities – If you’re still searching for more ghoulish ways to bring the Halloween fun into speech therapy , don’t forget to try:

  • Using Halloween bingo cards that reinforce vocabulary and articulation sounds
  • Reading Halloween stories such as Big Pumpkin by Erica Silverman and trying these speech therapy activities by the Budget SLP
  • Having your child say Trick-or-Treat to buzz in on answers (reinforces the /t/ sound)

Learning always seems to be a bit easier when we create and use engaging, fun activities – whether it is in a speech therapy room, after school in our homes, or in conventional classrooms. Make sure you stop back on Wednesday for our tips and ideas for using costumes to promote learning and build speech and communication skills!

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Jan 14, 2022 Whether it's Halloween-themed activities, Halloween costumes, Halloween treats, Halloween decorations, or Halloween parties, as I'm sure you can tell, we LOVE HALLOWEEN! Stay calm in the run-up to Halloween by doing speech therapy at home.

Halloween Activities for Kids:

  • Speech Therapy at Home on the Eve and after Halloween
  • Learning Target Pronoun
  • Learning Superlatives Adjectives

Examining Body Parts

Exploring colors, study of qualities, candy exchange, halloween offers fun way to develop speech.

Many parents are alarmed when they notice that other children have more developed speech than their kids. Fortunately, this is not as significant a problem as it may seem. You can start dealing with it at home without much knowledge or spending money on speech therapists. We know that Halloween is for kids, and it’s a great occasion to start speech therapy at home with theme games.

This holiday heralds a lot of fun, colorful costumes, pumpkin activities, and candy. Believe it or not, this is exactly what you need to start therapy. Below you will find effective tips for speech therapy at home to help you with fun ways to help your child and correct speech problems. Don’t forget to contact a licensed speech-language pathologist if you have concerns about your child’s speech progress.

Speech Therapy at Home on All Hallow’s Eve and after Trick or Treating

Children love Halloween from an early age, so this is a good opportunity to start doing exercises to get rid of speech problems and foster general development. Most children aren’t yet disciplined, but the atmosphere of this holiday perfectly disguises the exercises and will interest the child.

Even if you are using the services of a speech therapist , these tips and games will come in handy. Most speech therapists give homework, which requires continuous practice that you can provide at home. All subsequent exercises will be playful and related to Halloween.

Speech Exercises Hidden in the Game

Here are some educational games that don’t need expensive tools and lots of prep. You need only Halloween-related items, imagination, and creative thinking. 

Pumpkin Activities

One of the most versatile items for educational games is a pumpkin. This vegetable is so versatile that its use in speech development has no boundaries. CEO of the  Online Writers Rating

Here are some pumpkin-themed games that will not only interest your child but also bring good results.

Learning Target Pronouns

Take several pumpkins of different sizes. Next, stand in a circle, with at least three people in the game, but it can also work for two. The idea of the game starts with each pumpkin being passed from person to person in a circle, and then you need to talk about them. For instance:

  • “My pumpkin is orange.”
  • “Her pumpkin is big.”
  • “Your pumpkin is light.”

Learn Superlative Adjectives

So, we all know that an adjective describes something or someone, and a superlative adjective refers to “the most,” “the b est ,” or “the high est .” For this game, you’ll need several pumpkins.

Prepare prizes, like candies to be awarded to each pumpkin based on its characteristics. Explain that there will be a pumpkin contest now and you will reward them. For instance:

The parent says: “Which pumpkin is the largest/smallest,” and so on.

The child must find such a pumpkin and reward it with candy.

Then you can continue this game and learn comparative adjectives (“bigg er ” than or “small er ” than). Invite your child to compare pumpkins. For instance:

  • This pumpkin is bigger than this but smaller than this one.
  • This pumpkin is brighter than this one.

Encourage your child to use more interesting adjectives than big/small. This is a good time to demonstrate new adjectives to your child, teach them how to compare objects, and grow their vocabulary.

If you have a small child, pumpkins with faces are a good tool for examining body parts. Make some paper arms and legs, and get some thumbtacks. Attach these parts to the pumpkin and come up with a name for the pumpkin. By the way, here you can immediately develop the following dialogue:

  • “Let’s come up with a suitable name for this pumpkin.”
  • “Will this pumpkin be a boy or a girl?”
  • “If this pumpkin is big/small, what name would be good?”
  • “Why do you want to name this pumpkin (name)?”

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Next, start exploring body parts. Depending on the age of your child, you can make several pumpkins with arms and legs. You just need the length of these parts to be different. Then you can continue the game comparing body parts.

For instance:

  • “Pumpkin Fred has longer legs than pumpkin Tim.”

As you can see, pumpkins are truly versatile for practicing with your child. You can see the idea behind such exercises, so give free rein to your imagination and come up with more games.

The Halloween holiday involves a lot of candies that can be used for pleasure and more useful purposes. Here are several games that are good for different ages.

Put different candies on a flat surface, and start sorting them into different colors or kinds with your child. This game is good for all ages. If your baby is very young, demonstrate this step by repeating the name of the color/kind each time.

With an older child, you can sort sweets according to two criteria, like during the first game, you can sort candies by “like” and “dislike.” The next game can be based on more complex types, like chocolates, lollipops, or by small, medium, and large candies.

Next, show all the candies that you have chosen and place them in a non-see-through bag. Now your task will be to figure out by touch what kind of candy it is. Show descriptive characteristics as an example:

  • “This candy feels like it is not the biggest and not the smallest. This candy is hard. I think it’s a lollipop.”

Children like these games very much and they develop not only speech, but also associations, imagination, and, of course, memory .

Halloween Candy Games for Speech Development

This kind of game helps develop not only speech but also communication skills. Get as many children as possible to participate in the game.

Give some sweets to each participant and explain the rules of the game. The bottom line is that everyone needs to ask for candy and explain why he wants it. For instance:

“I want this candy because it is pink, I love pink. It seems to me that this candy is very tasty.”

To make it easier for your child, ask leading questions:

  • Why do you want this candy?
  • Why do you like it more than others?
  • What do you think is the tastiest candy?

Pick up Halloween books on the eve of the holiday. Invite your kid to read together, and then ask questions about the story that are connected to their lives.

You can also ask the child what he/she thinks the new word means. This will help to enrich your child’s vocabulary. Here are some books that fit perfectly into the Halloween theme.

  • Mouse First Halloween .
  • Room on the Broom .
  • It’s Pumpkin Day, Mouse.

If you make this a fun Halloween, you can also use it as an opportunity to work on speech therapy at home. You won’t need much prep time, and all the details will be different for you. Spend this holiday having fun and help your child’s speech.

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Low Prep Halloween Speech Activities For Mixed Groups

Oct 7, 2023

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When October hits, everything seems to be coming at you at once, right? IEP meetings, referrals, progress reports due, and teachers needing support for their students. That leaves NO time for planning engaging speech therapy lessons. So, I wanted to share some easy and free Halloween speech therapy activities you can adapt for your mixed groups in October. If you love Halloween-themed speech therapy activities , this one will be perfect for younger and older students!

Halloween Speech Therapy Free Google Slides

Get these free Halloween speech therapy activities for your mixed groups!

So many cute Halloween costumes are floating around on Pinterest and Google Photos. So, why not use them as a Halloween-themed speech therapy activity? To keep things organized, adding your photos and Giphy to Google Slide templates is a great way to have an activity ready to go year after year. The templates include a variety of slides that you can customize:

  • Compare and contrast graphic organizer.
  • I see sentence starter and AAC CORE words slide.
  • Explaining if you would wear the costume to work on syntax and complex sentences, as well as explaining how to make the costume
  • Sentence starters for using the conjunction “because” to express opinion, reasoning, and conjunctions
  • Rate the costume to explain your opinion and describe by attributes.

Tech Tips for Using the Google Slides

You can duplicate the slide with the Google Slides templates to make multiple costume slides for your groups. It is worth the time to add pictures of Halloween costumes because once it’s prepped, you can pull it up over and over again in minutes!

To duplicate a slide, right-click your mouse and slide down to click duplicate. Then, go to Pinterest , Google Photos , or Giphy.com to search for Halloween costume pictures to add to your Google Slides. Adding a GIF is super easy and is explained around the 8-minute mark of this video. 

Make sure to prepare your Halloween costume pictures BEFORE students enter because there can be inappropriate GIFs or photos when searching. 

Use Halloween costumes to cover a variety of speech and language goals!

Tips for Adapting This Costume Activity for Speech and Language Goals

Easily cover your speech and language goals with these Free Halloween Google Slides templates.

If you have students working on speech sound goals, find Halloween costumes that have your student’s target speech sound. Give them a challenge list of words to use that are sound-loaded to describe costumes.

Have your students describe the costume by attributes and adjectives for vocabulary goals. Pick some tier II vocabulary words to discuss while talking about the costumes. Review the tier II vocabulary word definitions before pulling up the Google Slides. Encourage students to use the vocabulary words during the lesson. For example, you could use the words brilliant, prepare, fragile, inspire, or create while discussing the costumes.

Ask WH questions about the costumes.

Use this free sentence frame graphic organizer to build complex sentences about the costumes.

Create problems that the people could encounter while wearing the costume or trick-or-treating. Have students come up with solutions.

Discuss how to comment when you see someone in costume you love or don’t love. Share perspectives of tone of voice and how certain comments could hurt someone’s feelings. 

How Would You Use These Halloween Speech Activities in Therapy?

I would love to know how you would address speech and language goals on your caseload with these activities! Make sure to tag me @thedabblingspeechie if you use these with your Halloween-themed unit. 

Use Halloween costume pictures that have your students speech sounds for an easy Halloween articulation activity!

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Free Halloween Speech Therapy Activities

In our early childhood center, we have a campus wide goal to improve the fine motor skills of our young students. Fine motor activities specifically benefit students in their handwriting and drawing abilities. Speech is the finest of the fine. Just imagine for a moment how intricately your tongue has to move to create the specific sounds needed for a simple sentence.

Students with speech and language impairments often suffer from less than adequate fine motor abilities. As an early interventionist, I feel compelled to target both academic and speech/language skills in my therapy sessions. This is why I have created so many products that simultaneously target fine motor skills and language/articulation skills .

This Halloween Fine Motor Activity is just one of the many such activities in my store :

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Page 1 targets early developing consonant sounds by having the student match the upper case with the lower case letter. Pictures are included for verbalizations and articulation practice. Work at the student’s ability whether it is word or sentence level.

Pages 2-3 are used for tracing straight, curved and zig zag lines with adorable Halloween themed clip art. These pages can be used in speech therapy for targeting language concepts such as answering WH questions, vocabulary, left/right, across, up/down and much more!

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Pages 4-5 are intended for targeting early scissor skills. Students will practice their cutting skills while learning to take their time, turn the paper, manipulate the scissors, and verbally describe how they are doing it along the way. Sequencing skills play a big part in this activity.

Page 6 has multiple tracing targets that are sure to make this activity SWEET! Write articulation words on each piece of candy and have the student say the word as they trace and color the wrappers.

In addition to this FREE DOWNLOAD , I also love using this Scarecrow Song by The Learning Station with my early childhood students to work on language concepts:

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More *FREE*  articulation speech therapy activities:

Halloween Candy Corn Categories by Ms. Gardenia’s Speech Room

Build a Jack-O-Lantern Activity by Panda Speech

Articulation vocabulary books that target /k/ and /g/ by Speech Dreams

Candy Corn Challenge: 100 Word Articulation Challenge by Peachie Speechie

Spooky Speech Craftivities from A Perfect Blend

Would You Rather: Halloween Edition by Sarah Wu (bilingual)

Free Bat Headband Craft by the Texas Speech Mom

Spider Thumbprint Activity by Panda Speech 

Build a Face Articulation Activity (download the free preview) from Ashley Rossi-Sweet Southern Speech

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100 Fun and Easy Articulation Activities Speech Therapy

My mission here at Speech Therapy Store is to make your life, as a Speech-Language Pathologist, easier one resource or material at a time! In the past, my speech therapy sessions were filled with articulation practice, so I thought what better way to serve you than by providing a complete list of the top 100 articulation activities for speech therapy! 

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Why Articulation Practice Is Important

Articulation in speech therapy is important for several reasons, as it plays a crucial role in effective communication. Here are some key reasons why articulation is emphasized in speech therapy sessions:

  • Articulation refers to the ability to produce speech sounds accurately and clearly. Clear articulation of specific sounds ensures that listeners can easily understand and interpret the intended message. When different sounds are produced accurately, communication is more effective, leading to better understanding and reduced chances of miscommunication.
  • Clear articulation helps to increase our speech intelligibility and in turn will improve our social interactions. Individuals with articulation disorders may experience difficulties in social situations and misunderstandings. Improving articulation and language skills can help individuals feel more confident and comfortable in social settings.
  • Speech sound disorders can impact academic performance. Addressing articulation issues early on can contribute to better academic outcomes.
  • Individuals who struggle with articulation may experience frustration or a lack of confidence in their communication abilities. Speech therapy helps build confidence by providing strategies and exercises to improve articulation skills. Increased confidence in communication can positively impact various aspects of life.

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Articulation Boom Cards

Boom Cards are digital, interactive, and self-checking learning resources that can be used by a speech-language pathologist to practice a target sound or target word during articulation practice. They are a fun way to practice articulation skills in your therapy room!

  • Articulation Boom Cards for Speech Therapy l K Sample by Anna Dee SLP is a highly rated boom card deck to practice the ‘K’ sound.
  • Talk Like a Pirate /ar/ FREEBIE: Speech Therapy/Articulation + BOOM Cards by Panda Speech is a favorite game for speech students as they practice the AR sound and other r blends!
  • Video Articulation Cards – Prevocalic R Sound Speech Therapy Boom Card FREEBIE by Speechie Things provides and easy way to model target words!
  • Sensory Bin BOOM CARDS™ FREE SAMPLE for Speech Therapy: Articulation & Phonology by The Type B SLP is a set of boom cards for minimal pairs.
  • Spring FREEBIE Multisyllabic Word Articulation | BOOM CARDS™️ | Speech Therapy by Upstate SLP is a fun articulation game for your students!
  • Articulation Cards for Speech Therapy BOOM CARDS™ R Initial FREEBIE by Stacey Crouse is a great way to practice prevocalic r with your articulation students!
  • Feed the Skeleton L & L Blends Articulation Boom Cards™ Halloween Speech Therapy by Pinwheel Speech Resources is a highly rated teachers pay teachers resource to practice the l blends! 
  • Free Feed the Shark Medial K Sound Articulation Boom Cards | Speech Therapy by Goldie Talks Speech is a fun way to engage your students in articulation practice!
  • S Blends Build a Bug Speech Therapy Articulation Activity BOOM CARDS by Pep Talk prompts your students to practice articulation at word level. This is a great resource for your early intervention students!
  • FREE S-Blends Bowling Articulation Boom Cards for Speech Therapy by Sunflower SLP is an easy way to target S sound articulation with your students!

BONUS: Be sure to check out our entire list of over 115 Articulation Booms Cards here . The articulation boom cards list is subdivided into the following helpful lists: Articulation Screener , Multiple Sounds , P initial, medial, final , B initial, medial , F initial, medial, final , V initial , K initial, medial, final , G medial, medial, final , Z initial, medial, final , S initial, medial, final, S-Blends , TH initial, medial, final , SH initial, medial, final , R initial, medial, final, R-Blends , L initial, medial, final , J initial, medial, final , W Initial , N Final , and Articulation Reinforcers .

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Articulation Flash Cards

Articulation flash cards are a common tool used in speech therapy to target the correct production of specific sounds in speech therapy sessions. Whether they are a digital version or a piece of paper, these cards typically feature images and words that emphasize a target sound, making them an effective tool in providing a visual aid to help individuals improve their articulation skills. We love using flash cards for articulation drills and for home practice to further our student’s language development.

  • S-blends Articulation FlashCards Card Game and Find It Speech Therapy activity by A Gift of Speech is a great set of articulation cards that focus on S Blends. 
  • Articulation Cards – Flashcards for Speech Therapy: /r/ +Vocalic /r/ +/r blends/ by Speeching of that is a highly rated set of prevocalic R flash cards including /er/, /ar/, /air/, /ire/, /ear/, /dr/, /br/ and /kr/.
  • Interactive Articulation Flash Cards – FREEBIE! – Speech Therapy by Speech Room 121 – Lisa Syverson are highly rated interactive flash cards for the /m/ sound.
  • /t/ and /d/ Articulation Cards and Worksheets – For Speech Therapy by Carrie Clark – Speech Therapy for Kids is a great set of flash cards and associated worksheets for the /t/ and /d/ sounds.
  • Z Articulation Flashcards Distance Learning by Ms Lees Bees SLP and Reading Supplies is a highly rated set of 100 flashcards for the Z sound! These flashcards and clear and for initial, medial and final /z/.

BONUS: Make sure you visit our articulation lists posts so you can click on the individual sound you need and then enjoy the done for you interactive flash cards straight from your computer. No printing necessary! Here are a few examples to get you started: Initial R Flash Cards , Medial R Flash Cards , Final R Flash Cards , Initial ER Flash Cards , Medial ER Flash Cards , Final ER Flash Cards , Initial Z Flash Cards , Medial Z Flash Cards , Initial G Flash Cards and grab the rest here of our flash cards here.

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Articulation Games

Articulation games are a fun and effective way to practice different sounds and grow language skills. Check out this list of resource types for easy articulation activities. These games are a simple way to help your students with articulation disorders have fun in your therapy room! We’ve found everything from a scavenger hunt to board games!

16 . I SPY /R/ Articulation by Speech Therapy Store is a fun and engaging set of I Spy Pages that focus on the /r/ sound. Scroll to the bottom of the blog post to enter your name and email and have this high quality pdf emailed right to you!

17. Dot to Dot Prevocalic R Game by Speech Therapy Store is a favorite game for elementary students as they practice their prevocalic R sound! Play one one one or in small groups! Scroll to the bottom of the blog post to enter your name and email and have this high quality pdf emailed right to you!

18. Articulation Fortune Tellers Oragami by Speech Therapy Store Shop is a $9 resource that has been a favorite for years! Have your students cut and fold the fortune tellers and have fun practicing their target sound. With over 20 sounds at initial, medial and final level, this resource has a fortune teller for everyone on your caseload. (also known as cootie catchers!) 

19. See it Say It Match It by Speech Therapy Store Shop is an $18 complete bundle of 57 playing cards for R & R-Blends, L & L-Blends, S & S-Blends, SH, CH, and TH sounds. This game has clear directions, engaging pictures, and has always been a favorite for our students! 

20. Articulation Tic Tac Toe by Speech Therapy Store Shop is an $8 bundle of Tic Tac Toe Boards for over 24 sounds at initial, medial and final level! This is a game you can laminate and play over and over with your students. It has clear directions and is so engaging. 

21. Go Fish by Speech Therapy Store Shop is a $12 complete bundle of all the sounds you need for your caseload! Each Go Fish Deck has 72 cards total, and helps students practice at initial, medial and final positions. This is another favorite that our students can’t get enough of.

22. Connect Four By Speech Therapy Store Shop is an $8 bundle that targets multiple sounds. This is a great game to play because it includes data tracking boards for the number of trials completed as the students play! 

23. Roll A Die by Speech Therapy Store Shop is an $8 bundle of a favorite game! With sounds for your whole caseload, students will roll a dice and practice the associated sound with the dice number. This is a great game to play in small groups or as individual practice!

24. Apple to Apple by Speech Therapy Store Shop is a $12 game that is played just like the original Apple to Apple game! Older elementary and middle school students love this game and this bundle has sounds for everyone in your caseload.

25. Coloring Decks by Speech Therapy Store Shop is a $14 bundle of over 20 sounds. Each sound has a playing card deck with 52 cards. Have your students color the cards and then bring back to your therapy room to play a multitude of fun card games! 

26. Bingo by Speech Therapy Store Shop is a $14 bundle of bingo cards with playing boards and sounds for everyone on your caseload. The pictures are engaging and the directions are clear. This is always a favorite in our therapy sessions!

27. FREE Speech Therapy Game – Articulation S Blends by The Elementary sLp – Kelly Workman is a great activity to play to practice S sound at word level and sentence level! 

28. K Articulation Cookie Game for Speech Therapy by Speechy Musings has an articulation target sound /k/ and is great for special education readers or non readers as well as speech therapy! 

29. FREE Search and Find Articulation Game for Speech Therapy | F Sound by Dean Trout’s Little Shop of SLP is a highly rated search and find game that can be printed in color or black and white!

30. SLP Articulation Dice Game for TH by SLP HELPS – Stephanie Tarrant Martin is a classic game to print and go for small groups or one on one practice! The printable picture is engaging and fun.

31. Speech Therapy Articulation Game for S blends | Rock Paper Scissors by Activity Tailor is a favorite for elementary aged students!

32. Frog and Pond Speech Therapy Game with Final G Articulation Cards by Speech Sprouts is an engaging and fun game to practice the final g sound with your students!

33. Freebie! R Sound Articulation Game: Hexagon Tile Connect for Speech Therapy by Harre SLP is a freebie to practice the /r/ sound in all positions!

34. HARRY POTTER ARTICULATION GAME FOR SPEECH THERAPY by Achieve Beyond is a favorite for middle school and high school students!

35. Would You Rather Winter Dice Game – Articulation Activity Speech Therapy FREEBIE by The Speechie Boat is a focus on /s/ and /z/ sounds in an engaging would you rather dice game.

BONUS! We have some great articulation game resources already compiled for you! Check out this post with some of our favorite articulation games! If you are looking specifically for board games then we have a post with the 29 Best Speeh Therapy Board Games . Here are some of the overall BEST Speech Therapy Games . Lastly, we have compiled some resources if you are looking for reinforcement games or teletherapy games!

SEE ALSO: Free Articulation Games for Speech Therapy

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Articulation Digital Materials

In recent years, there has been a significant increase in the availability of digital materials for articulation therapy activities. Speech therapists can use these materials as a great way to leverage technology to engage individuals and provide interactive learning experiences with target speech sounds. Below we have compiled a list of some online and free articulation games! 

36.  FREE Interactive PDF for Speech Therapy – All in One by Speech Therapy Store is a complete interactive pdf that focuses on articulation for R, L, S, Z, SH, CH, TH sounds as well as language and social skills goals.

37. Spring Flower Bug Easter Earth Guess the Word Open Ended Articulation Reinforcer by Seldom Speechless is an interactive and open ended reinforcement activity for articulation drills!

38. FREE Articulation Carryover /R, S, Z/ by Beverly Pass is an interactive resource for carrier phrases focusing on the /r/, /s/ and /z/ sounds.

39. FREE! Articulation Tic-Tac-Toe: Producing /s/ in word initial position by Mua SLP is an interactive Tic Tac Toe game that focuses on the /s/ sound.

40. Articulation Memory Games- Initial R by Dick and Jane Go Digital is a highly rated digital memory game that focuses on initial R!

41. The Mystery Door Game – Initial, Medial, and Final /g/ DIGITAL, NO-PREP by Kale Speech Materials is a fun way to practice the /g/ sound digitally.

42. *Free*-Distance Learning-Interactive Google Slides Artic Vowel ‘uh’ in isolation by Living a Speechie Life is an interactive whiteboard game to practice the ‘uh’ sound in isolation.

43. Open Ended Beach Adventure Game Board – BOOM CARDS by Speech Adventures SLP is a fun and interactive board game to practice any articulation sound.

44. Sound Listening Articulation Blends Sc Sk Free Product for Boom Cards by Chatter Box Charlie SLP Materials is a sound loaded game to practice SK articulation digitally.

45. Christmas Speech Therapy Digital 50 Trials for Articulation FREE by Ashley Rossi is digital game that uses a mini erasers to erase reindeer as a student goes through 50 trials. 

46. Winter Speech Therapy Activities Digital PDF Language Articulation FREE SAMPLE by Staci Crouse is a digital pdf with a fun winter theme to practice articulation goals with your students.

47. Free Dot Art for Articulation Speech Therapy: Tacos (Print and Digital) by Ausome speech is an interactive dot marker activity. There are many easy ways to practice articulation practice with no prep!

48. FREEBIE: Apple Picking Articulation Sort /K, G/- Digital Speech Therapy Activity by Sunflower SLP is an interactive activity that prompts students to sort the /k/ and /g/ sound as they pick apples.

49. Sensory Bin BOOM CARDS™ FREE SAMPLE for Speech Therapy: Articulation & Phonology by The Type B SLP is a fun and interactive sensory bin game that prompts students to sort sounds that pull out of the bins.

50. NO PREP R Blends Roll and Tell Articulation Worksheet for Speech Therapy by TheSecondarySpeechTherapist is an interactive Roll and Tell game!

JUST FOR YOU! Here is a great post filled with free therapy activities for digital distance learning! Also, don’t forget we have interactive word lists to practice at word level, phrase level and sentence level for all of our articulation posts!

SEE ALSO: 21 Best Reinforcement Games for Speech Therapy

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Holiday Themed

Holiday-themed speech therapy activities can be a fun and festive way to engage individuals while targeting specific speech and language goals throughout the entire year. There are so many creative ways for articulation therapy fun when we include holiday themed resources! Here are some holiday-themed speech therapy activities for all ages including older students, middle school students and early intervention caseloads! 

51. FREE Valentine’s Day Articulation for Speech Therapy by Teach Speech 365 is a fun articulation activity that targets sounds for everyone in your case load. 

52. Valentine’s Day Speech Therapy, Articulation and Basic Concepts, NO Prep by Language Speech and Literacy is a great no prep option!

53. K Valentine’s Day Articulation Quilt FREEBIE – Speech Therapy- Craft Activity by Small Town SLP is a highly rated color by sound activity!

54. Valentine’s Day Articulation Open Ended Printable Worksheets for Speech Therapy by Sarah C the SLP is a great activity for older students to practice open ended questions and articulation!

Bonus: Be sure to check out our complete Valentine’s Day themed activities for articulation and so much more!

St. Patrick’s Day

55. FREE St. Patrick’s Day Articulation Gold Coin Game Speech Therapy March by Sparkly Speechie is a fun game with a Golden coin theme to practice articulation of multiple sounds!

56. Free Saint Patrick’s Day Articulation Coloring Trials for Speech Therapy by Jennie’s Speech Room is a fun and interactive color by sound worksheet that younger students love!

57. St. Patrick’s Day Articulation Pack /S,R,L/- Speech Therapy by Shelley SLP is an engaging activity that targets /s/, /r/, and /l/ articulation.

58. St. Patrick’s Day Articulation Pack SH, CH, TH – Speech Therapy by Shamrock Speech is a freebie that includes 72 trials of /sh/, /ch/, and /th/ sounds. 

Bonus: You won’t want to miss our complete St.Patrick’s Day resource list including articulation and many other skills.

4th of July

59. Fourth of July Articulation Activities for Speech Therapy: T & D Sounds by The Speech Spot creation is a highly rated articulation activity for the /t/ and /d/ sounds.

60. FREE Fourth of July Articulation Activity Worksheet Speech Therapy: Vocalic OR by The Speech Spot Creations is a print and go worksheet with an independence day theme.

61. 4th of July Thumbprint ART freebie + articulation sample pages by Panda Speech is a favorite for early elementary students! Make thumbprint designs as they practice articulation sounds.

62. FREEBIE! QUICK PRINT CUT & PASTE 4TH OF JULY ARTICULATION – /S/ Blends by Twin Speech Language and Literacy is a fun cut and paste activity to practice S blends. 

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63. Halloween Speech Therapy Pop Up Craft: Articulation and Language by Texas Speech Mom is an engaging craft for elementary aged students!

64. Halloween Fortunes for Speech Therapy by Speech Therapy by Courtney Gragg is a highly rated origami freebie for elementary aged students. This freebie targets vocalic /r/ with 8 Halloween themed origami print outs – instructions on how to fold included! 

65. Halloween Vocalic R What’s Wrong Picture Scene by Two Sisters Therapy – Nicole Absher is a highly rated, no print, no prep Halloween scene that is interactively used on smart devices! Students love this Halloween themed articulation practice. 66. Halloween Articulation Word Searches – R and S Sounds by Communication Window is a set of engaging, Halloween themed word searches that are ready to print and go!

Bonus: Be sure to check out our complete Halloween themed activities for articulation and so much more!

Thanksgiving

67. FREE Thanksgiving – Fall – Autumn Articulation – S/Z/R Speech Therapy by Communication Window is a great way to practice /s/z/r articulation with a fall theme. 

68. Thanksgiving Speech Therapy FREEBIE – Cut and Say Articulation – D Sound by Red Rose Speechies is an engaging cut and paste activity. 

69. Thanksgiving Turkey Articulation Worksheets Freebie by Ms. Toni’s Speech Tools is a print and go bundle of worksheets to color for articulation practice.  

70. FREE Thanksgiving Themed No Print Uncover a Win Articulation Speech Game by Simply Speaking SLT is an interactive whiteboard game for articulation practice!

Bonus: Want even more Thanksgiving articulation and more resources? Be sure to check out our list of over 141 Thanksgiving freebies!

71. FREE Christmas Articulation Speech Therapy No Prep Activities by Two Sisters Therapy – Nicole Absher is a great set of activities and worksheets with a fun christmas theme!

72. Christmas Tree Decorating Speech Therapy /f, v/ | Articulation Therapy by The Giggle SLP is an engaging craft that prompts students to decorate a tree as they practice their /f/ and /v/ sounds.

73. NO PREP FREEBIE: Christmas “SH” Articulation Stocking Craft for Speech Therapy by Speech by Madison is a highly rated christmas activity to practice articulation in your speech room!

74. Christmas/Holiday Speech Dots – Articulation Craftivity for Speech Therapy by Miss V’s Speech World is a great activity that uses dot markers or pom poms as your student decorate a gingerbread man! 

Bonus: You won’t want to miss our complete Winter resource list including articulation and many other skills.

75. FREE New Year Speech Therapy Craft | language and articulation activity by Speech Dreams is a great print and go craft for articulation with a new years theme!

76. New Year’s Articulation Freebie! By Speech is Sweet is a great printable for articulation practice. Students color and practice target words.

77. FREE LEAP YEAR (FROG) ARTICULATION SMASH MATS, SPEECH THERAPY by SLP Britt is a smash mat for new years and a leap year!

78. CH & J Articulation Boom Cards™ – Chinese New Year is an interactive set of boom cards for the Chinese New Year!

PRO TIP! Our students have always loved incorporating holiday themes into our lessons. This trick boosts engagement and makes therapy sessions so much more fun. So, just for you, here are some compiled lists of some of our favorite speech therapy activities for Halloween , Thanksgiving, New Years , Valentines Day and St. Patricks Day ! Enjoy!

SEE ALSO: 279+ Free Speech Therapy Digital Materials

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Themed 

My articulation students always love themed speech therapy activities. They are such a fun way to practice articulation words and can be especially engaging for both older students or early intervention students. 

79. Summer-Themed Speech Therapy FREEBIE: Articulation Lists, Open-ended Sheets by Twin Speech Language and Literacy is a great freebie with a summer theme to practice articulation.

80. Food Themed Language and Articulation Workbook for Speech Therapy NO PREP by Speechie Studio is a food themed workbook to work on articulation practice with your students.

81. Articulation Speech Therapy Theme Lesson Plan-Monster FREE-EASY DIY Instructions by SparklySpeechie is a fun monster themed activity to practice articulation. 

82. FREE Speech Therapy Activities for Articulation and Language | Pasta Theme by Fun in Speech is a set of activities with a pasta theme!

FOR YOU! We also love themed resources! Here are some compiled lists of our favorite activities for your speech therapy sessions! Back To School Activities , Fall Activities , Winter Activities , Spring Activities , End of the Year Activities , Weather Themed Activities and Ocean Themed Activities .  

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Articulation Worksheets

Using articulation worksheets is a common practice in speech therapy to help individuals practice and reinforce specific speech sounds. They are often easy prep or no prep activities and are a fun way to target articulation practice in an easy and fun way. We have compiled a list of some of the best articulation worksheets for you to use at a moment’s notice! 

83. One Page S Articulation Worksheet for Speech Therapy by Anna D SLP is a clear and fun worksheet to practice the S sound.

84. Freebie SH Articulation Worksheets for Speech Therapy by Talking with Rebecca is a clear and engaging worksheet that focuses on the SH sound.

85. FREE F Sound Articulation Worksheets for Speech Therapy by PlayingSpeech is a highly rated worksheet for the F sound!

86. Ocean Dot Paint Worksheets for Speech Therapy FREEBIE – Articulation & Language by GreenTea Speech Room is a dot marker worksheet with an ocean theme!

87. K Articulation No Prep Worksheet for Speech Therapy by Anna D SLP is a no prep worksheet for the /k/ sound.

88. FREE One Page Articulation Worksheets For Speech Therapy P SOUND by PlayingSpeech is a print and go worksheet for the P sound.

89. FREE Fall Articulation Practice Worksheet for Speech Therapy: TH Sound by The Speech Spot SLP is a colorful and engaging worksheet with a fall theme.

90. Back to School Articulation Worksheets Freebie | Speech Therapy Homework by Ms. Toni’s Speech Tools is a great worksheet for back to school!

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Articulation Books

There are several articulation books specifically designed for targeting particular sounds in speech therapy. They can be very helpful for speech therapists when helping improve a child’s speech. These books often include activities, exercises, and stories that target specific speech sounds. Here are some great game companions to go with the books you use in your speech therapy sessions! 

91. Articulation Reading Passages and Conversation by Speech Therapy Store Shop is a $24 bundle with over 240 pages of reading and conversational level passages with both student and teacher versions. There are 6 stories per sound with 2 stories at the initial level, 2 stories at the medial level, and 2 stories at the final level.

92. Sound Loaded Book List for Articulation Speech Therapy by SpeechSprouts is a sound loaded book for articulation practice!

93. FREEBIE! Articulation flip book- ‘sn’ blend for speech and language therapy by Katrina Bevan is a book to make with your students to practice the sn sound.

94. THE PRESCHOOL SLP: /n/ Articulation Coloring Flip Book w/ Speech Sound Cues by The Preschool SLP is a coloring flip book for younger students!

95. Articulation Mini Book: S Blends (Freebie) by MRSTslp is a great freebie book for students to practice multiple targets of s blends.

96. Articulation Activities for R and L Speech Sounds Easy Print for Parents by Ashley Egger is a comic book for students to color and load with r and l sounds.

BONUS! We have found interactive books to be so fun in our therapy sessions! Here is a list of the best interactive books to use in your speech therapy session!

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Articulation Homework

Homework assignments are a simple way to help your articulation students meet their articulation goals. Assigning articulation homework helps reinforce newly learned skills and encourages consistent practice in order to grow effective communication.

97. Complete Homework Bundle by Speech Therapy Store Shop is a $25 complete interactive bundle with 600 pages of articulation homework! With sounds for your whole caseload, have students practice their articulation weekly at the word, sentence and conversation level.

98. Summer Homework Bundle – by Speech Therapy Store Shop is a $14 homework bundle that includes calendars for daily articulation practice, weekly language worksheets and weekly social skills practice for the months June-August. 

99. Speech Therapy Homework Worksheets FREE SAMPLE Articulation Language Pragmatics by Stacey Crouse is a preview of homework samples for articulation practice for older students. 

100. R Articulation Cards for Speech Therapy Activities & Drill Sheets – FREE! By Ashley Rossi is a set of cards for students to practice and drill with at home! 

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Introduction to Oil Painting Six Class Series WHAT Join Teaching Artist Amanda Harlow for an introduction to oil painting. WHEN March 4th-April 8th Monday Evenings from 6:00-9:00pm (Plus 3 hrs of studio time on Friday 6-9pm) COST $275.00 for all six sessions WHERE Classes will be held at Inland Oasis...

Teens Try It: Writing Workshop at the Moscow Public Library

Teens will be guided through fun writing exercises and a main project about using memories as writing inspiration. Teens may bring laptops or journals, but all materials will be provided, including snacks.

Oppenheimer

KPAC presents OPPENHEIMER as part of our Oscars Recap series. The story of American scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his role in the development of the atomic bomb. Oppenheimer marks another engrossing achievement from Christopher Nolan that benefits from Murphy’s tour-de-force performance and stunning visuals. Rated: R | 3 hr...

Palouse Ice Rink Spring Gala

Palouse Ice Rink 2024 Gala We are excited to announce that the Palouse Ice Rink 2024 Spring Gala will be hosted at the Best Western Plus University Inn on Friday, March 22. The event will include a catered meal, no-host bar, and a Live and Silent Auction.  We welcome you...

The Zone of Interest

KPAC presents THE ZONE OF INTEREST as part of our Oscars Recap series. Auschwitz commandant Rudolf Höss and his wife Hedwig strive to build a dream life for their family in a house and garden beside the camp. Dispassionately examining the ordinary existence of people complicit in horrific crimes, The Zone of Interest forces us to...

MET Live in HD: Roméo et Juliette

Two singers at the height of their powers—radiant soprano Nadine Sierra and tenor sensation Benjamin Bernheim—come together as the star-crossed lovers in Gounod’s sumptuous Shakespeare adaptation, with Met Music Director Yannick NĂ©zet-SĂ©guin on the podium to conduct one of the repertoire’s most romantic scores. Bartlett Sher’s elegant staging also features...

Bridge the Gap – a Knitting and Crochet Workshop

Do you know the basics of knitting and crocheting, but need help with the next steps? We will help you bridge the gap from beginner knitting and crocheting to more intermediate skills. These Saturdays - 3-4pm January 13 & 20 February 3, 10, 17 March 2, 16, 23 April 13,...

The Holdovers

KPAC presents THE HOLDOVERS as part of our Oscars Recap series. A cranky history teacher at a prep school is forced to remain on campus over the holidays with a grieving cook and a troubled student who has no place to go. Beautifully bittersweet, The Holdovers marks a satisfying return to form for director Alexander Payne....

Spring Pubbin’ in the Greenhouse

Join us for a Spring Pubbin' in the Greenhouse!  We love Pubbin' on the Patio in the summer, and we look forward to celebrating this special version of Pubbin' to welcome spring! Under the Wire (which includes our very own Nature Center Steward, Gretta!) will be playing old-time Appalachian, Celtic, and...

American Legion Free Community Movie

Join the Dudley Loomis Post No. 6 of the American Legion for a free showing of the movie "Labyrinth", beginning at four pm. Popcorn and sodas will be available for purchase at one dollar each. Community movies will be shown on the last Sunday of each month.

Library Hour with Miss Katie

Every Monday from 3:30 to 4:30 at the Moscow Public Library, children ages 8+ are invited to join us for Library Hour with Miss Katie! Youth Librarian, Katie Bouchard, will host different fun activities each week. What will we do this week?   Dates we will not have Library Hour: January...

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  1. 81+ FREE Speech Therapy Halloween Activities

    Articulation: Speech Therapy Halloween Activities. Click the links below and download the free speech therapy halloween freebie of your choice. Halloween Fortunes for Speech Therapy by Speech Therapy by Courtney Gragg is a highly rated origami freebie for elementary aged students. This freebie targets vocalic /r/ with 8 halloween themed origami ...

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    With a Halloween Sensory Bin for Speech Therapy, you can work on: labeling items. combining two words (purple snake) describing items. sorting by color. sorting by size. making "scary sounds". concepts in/out, under/over. you can also print out articulation targets and hide them in the bin.

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    50+ Halloween Crafts for Kids. Halloween Bulletin Board Craft Writing Activities Qtip Skeleton. Ghost Craft. Ghost Name Craft. Halloween Speech Therapy Pop Up Craft: Articulation and Language. Have a wonderful week! 🎃. Let's Connect! > Boom Learning Store. > Follow on TpT.

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    This year, I teamed up with a group of incredible SLP bloggers and TPT authors to create some FREE Halloween Speech Therapy Activities for you. All of the heart/ pumpkin emojis, because these Halloween speech and language activities are AMAZING. If you follow me on Instagram (@thepedispeechie), tune in for this hop on October 9th, 2017.

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    Halloween Activity Mats (Includes digital version as well) Speech and Language Crafts: - Halloween Buddy for Mixed Groups. - Halloween Pop-Up Craft for Mixed Groups. - FREE Articulation and Language Craft. - Halloween Bracelets for Mixed Groups and Carryover. Halloween Pop-Up Craft. Digital Halloween Activities: - Build a Haunted ...

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    Halloween Fluency Therapy Activities. This packet of print-and-go worksheets is designed to work on speech fluency (stuttering). With spooky themes and fun illustrations, your students will have tons of fun. Jack-O-Lantern Speech Flip Flaps Craft for Articulation and Language. Color the jack-o-lantern, cut it out, and tape it over your practice ...

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    Bundled Ghosts: Speech and Language Crafts- Target articulation, language, phonology, and apraxia goals with cute ghost crafts that can be used to decorate the speech room and later sent home for practice.; Halloween: Map, Mash, & Mark Conversational Exchange- Map out conversation based by common interests, what you know of your audience, and track your conversational exchange.

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    Learn More: Teachers Pay Teachers. 20. Spooky S Blends. Target articulation with Halloween-themed words that begin with S blends. This focused activity is sure to make your little learners' speech practice feel like a game while you lead them in articulating and pronouncing S blend words. Learn More: Lesson Pix. 21.

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    This Halloween Workbook is a resource that is jam-packed with many activities! It targets various language and articulation goals, including prepositions, following directions, pronouns, and more. It targets various language and articulation goals, including prepositions, following directions, pronouns, and more.

  10. Halloween Crafts For Speech Therapy

    The key to finding Halloween crafts for speech therapy is to find templates that have a large empty space. When you have extra space, you can glue articulation and language pictures to the craft! When I incorporate crafts into my therapy plans, I try to find books, games and additional resources that might fit in the theme I have chosen.

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    Circle and Say Worksheets. Receptive and expressive vocabulary skills can be targeted with these interactive worksheets. For instance, before having the child circle the Halloween vocabulary, ask him or her to point to a word (e.g. point to the ghosts, the pumpkins, the spiders). These worksheets also provide a context to discuss Halloween.

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    These engaging play-based activities will have your students laughing and learning for your entire Halloween themed session!Using themes in therapy doesn't have to be time-consuming or complicated! I like to use a book, a toy, a sensory bin, a movement activity, and a game for my thematic therapy sessions. I am very picky with the materials I choo

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    Have your child paint the bottom of her bare foot with washable white paint. Have your child step onto a piece of black construction paper. Let the paint dry and then add googly eyes to complete the footprint ghost. 5 Little Pumpkins - Bring this story to life with your kids through crafts and activities that reinforce the /p/ sound, the ...

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    We know that Halloween is for kids, and it's a great occasion to start speech therapy at home with theme games. This holiday heralds a lot of fun, colorful costumes, pumpkin activities, and candy. Believe it or not, this is exactly what you need to start therapy. Below you will find effective tips for speech therapy at home to help you with ...

  15. Low Prep Halloween Speech Activities For Mixed Groups

    That leaves NO time for planning engaging speech therapy lessons. So, I wanted to share some easy and free Halloween speech therapy activities you can adapt for your mixed groups in October. If you love Halloween-themed speech therapy activities, this one will be perfect for younger and older students!

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    Candy Corn Challenge: 100 Word Articulation Challenge by Peachie Speechie. Spooky Speech Craftivities from A Perfect Blend. Would You Rather: Halloween Edition by Sarah Wu (bilingual) Free Bat Headband Craft by the Texas Speech Mom. Spider Thumbprint Activity by Panda Speech.

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    67. FREE Thanksgiving - Fall - Autumn Articulation - S/Z/R Speech Therapy by Communication Window is a great way to practice /s/z/r articulation with a fall theme. 68. Thanksgiving Speech Therapy FREEBIE - Cut and Say Articulation - D Sound by Red Rose Speechies is an engaging cut and paste activity.

  18. Free Halloween No Print Activities for Speech Therapy

    Halloween is a great opportunity for speech-language pathologists to use themed resources for those students who celebrate the holiday. Whether you want to bring some Halloween fun to your teletherapy sessions or use the digital tools in face-to-face therapy, these FREE Halloween-themed activities are ready for you to use immediately! Ready, set, download, and GO!Hunt For Ghosts A Preposition ...

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    Introduction to Oil Painting Six Class Series WHAT Join Teaching Artist Amanda Harlow for an introduction to oil painting. WHEN March 4th-April 8th Monday Evenings from 6:00-9:00pm (Plus 3 hrs of studio time on Friday 6-9pm) COST $275.00 for all six sessions WHERE Classes will be held at Inland Oasis... $275. Sat 16. March 16 @ 10:00 am - 5:00 pm.

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    Using Digital Technologies for Formation of Oral Speech in Hearing-Impaired Pre-School Children by a Speech Therapist January 1970 DOI: 10.2991/assehr.k.200509.040