FOLLOWING DIRECTIONS SPEECH THERAPY WORKSHEETS
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Download Original →Colorful Following Directions Worksheet for Kids
A vibrant worksheet featuring simple one-step directions like 'color the circle red.' Perfect for early learners practicing basic listening skills. Includes clear icons and large print for easy reading during speech therapy sessions.
Download Original →Multi-Step Directions Speech Therapy Activity
This worksheet challenges students to follow two- or three-step commands, such as 'draw a star above the house and color it blue.' Ideal for building auditory memory and sequencing skills in a structured therapy setting.
Download Original →Following Directions with Spatial Concepts
Help children master prepositions like 'under,' 'next to,' and 'behind' with this engaging worksheet. Each item prompts the child to place or draw objects in specific locations, reinforcing both language and direction-following abilities.
Download Original →Seasonal Following Directions Printable
A themed worksheet for fall or winter, asking kids to 'circle the pumpkin' or 'color the snowman's hat green.' Seasonal images keep learners motivated while targeting essential receptive language skills in speech therapy.
Download Original →Auditory Processing Directions Worksheet
Designed for children with auditory processing challenges, this worksheet provides clear, slow-paced verbal instructions. Tasks include 'draw a line from the dog to the bone,' promoting careful listening and accurate response execution.
Download Original →Following Directions with Basic Concepts
Focus on size, quantity, and color concepts with this simple worksheet. Directions like 'color the big apple red and the small apple green' help children differentiate attributes while practicing compliance with verbal commands.
Download Original →Temporal Directions Speech Therapy Sheet
Teach time-related words such as 'before,' 'after,' and 'first' with this targeted worksheet. Students complete actions like 'first draw a circle, then draw a square,' improving their understanding of sequential order.
Download Original →Following Directions with Negation
This worksheet incorporates negative commands like 'do not color the cat' or 'circle the flower that is not red.' It helps children process exclusionary language, a critical skill for complex direction-following in therapy.
Download Original →Interactive Following Directions Game Sheet
Turn direction-following into a game with this fun worksheet. Instructions include 'hop three times' or 'point to the biggest star,' combining physical movement with cognitive tasks to enhance engagement and learning.
Download Original →Following Directions for Home Practice
A take-home worksheet with simple, parent-friendly directions like 'draw a smiley face on the sun.' Designed for carryover of speech therapy goals, it encourages daily practice of listening and following commands in a relaxed setting.
Download Original →Follow the Arrows: Direction Fun
A colorful worksheet where kids trace arrows to match objects. Helps build sequential thinking and listening skills. Perfect for speech therapy sessions focusing on understanding and executing simple, multi-step directions.
Download Original →Color by Instruction: Listening Game
Children follow verbal cues to color specific shapes. This engaging activity strengthens auditory processing and attention to detail. Ideal for therapists teaching step-by-step direction following in a playful, visual format.
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Recipe for Success: Step-by-Step Tasks
Kids arrange picture cards in order to complete a pretend recipe. This worksheet targets understanding of first, next, last. Great for building language skills and following multi-step directions in therapy.
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