SPEECH THERAPY WORKSHEETS
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Download Original →Articulation Practice for the 'R' Sound
A colorful worksheet featuring a cartoon rabbit and a row of pictures. Children trace the letter 'R' and name each image, like a rocket or rainbow, to practice correct tongue placement for this tricky sound.
Download Original →Minimal Pairs: 'S' vs 'SH' Sorting Activity
This worksheet shows two columns labeled 'S' and 'SH'. Kids cut and paste pictures of a sun, ship, sock, and shell into the correct column, helping them distinguish between these common speech sound errors.
Download Original →Following Directions with Prepositions
A playful scene of a park with a bench, tree, and dog. Simple instructions like 'Put the bird ON the bench' or 'Place the ball UNDER the tree' build listening skills and spatial vocabulary for young learners.
Download Original →Category Naming: Farm Animals
A bright worksheet with a barn and fence. Children are asked to name all the farm animals they see, such as a cow, pig, and horse, then draw a line to match each animal to its sound, like 'moo' or 'oink'.
Download Original →Wh-Question Cards: Who, What, Where
This worksheet presents three picture cards: a chef, a cake, and a kitchen. Kids answer questions like 'Who is this?', 'What is he making?', and 'Where is he?' to improve their ability to form and respond to questions.
Download Original →Sequencing: Making a Peanut Butter Sandwich
Four jumbled pictures show steps to make a sandwich: get bread, spread peanut butter, add jelly, and eat. Children cut and order the images, then describe each step, strengthening narrative and temporal sequencing skills.
Download Original →Describing Objects with Attributes
A worksheet featuring a red ball, a fuzzy teddy bear, and a square block. Kids fill in blanks for color, size, texture, and shape, learning to use descriptive words to express characteristics clearly during conversation.
Download Original →Social Skills: Identifying Emotions
Four cartoon faces show happy, sad, angry, and surprised expressions. Children match each face to a scenario, like 'lost a toy' or 'got a gift', and practice saying how the person feels, building empathy and emotional vocabulary.
Download Original →Phonological Awareness: Rhyming Words
A worksheet with rows of pictures: a cat, a hat, a bat, and a dog. Kids circle the pictures that rhyme with 'cat', then draw a line to the matching word. This activity boosts sound recognition and early literacy skills.
Download Original →Verb Tenses: Past, Present, Future
Three columns show a girl eating an apple, a boy who ate a cookie, and a child who will eat a banana. Children write the correct verb form under each picture, practicing tense consistency in simple sentences.
Download Original →Articulation Practice Sheets for Kids
Colorful worksheets featuring target sounds like /r/, /s/, and /l/ in initial, medial, and final positions. Each page includes fun pictures and word lists for drill practice, ideal for home or clinic use to improve speech clarity.
Download Original →Minimal Pairs Phonology Activities
Engaging minimal pair worksheets help children distinguish similar sounds, such as 'bat' vs. 'pat'. Activities include matching, sorting, and coloring tasks to reduce phonological process errors and boost auditory discrimination skills in therapy sessions.
Download Original →Language Expansion Story Starters
Open-ended story prompts with visual cues encourage sentence formation and narrative skills. Each worksheet targets vocabulary, grammar, and sequencing, making it perfect for building expressive language in early elementary speech therapy.
Download Original →Social Skills Conversation Cards
Printable worksheets with role-play scenarios and question prompts to practice turn-taking, topic maintenance, and asking follow-up questions. Designed for group therapy or individual sessions to enhance pragmatic language and social interaction.
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