SPEECH AND LANGUAGE THERAPY WORKSHEETS
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Articulation Practice: Initial Sound Cards
A colorful worksheet featuring images of a sun, sock, and sandwich for practicing the initial 's' sound. Includes dotted lines for tracing letters and space for the child to write the word independently.
Category Sorting: Animals vs. Food
A cut-and-paste activity sheet with pictures of a dog, apple, cat, and banana. Two labeled boxes at the top for sorting. Designed to build vocabulary and categorization skills for early language learners.
Following Directions: Color the Shapes
A simple worksheet with circles, squares, and triangles in black outlines. Instructions at the top read: 'Color the big circle red and the small square blue.' Targets auditory comprehension and basic concepts.
WH-Question Cards: Who, What, Where
A set of three picture cards on one sheet. Each card shows a scene, like a boy eating an apple. Below each image are three questions: 'Who is this?', 'What is he doing?', 'Where is he?'.
Pronoun Practice: He and She
A worksheet with two columns labeled 'He' and 'She'. Each column has three blank spaces next to pictures of a boy playing and a girl reading. The child matches the correct pronoun to the image.
Verb Tenses: Past, Present, Future
Three rows of pictures showing a child eating an apple yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Each row has a blank line for writing the correct verb tense. Includes a word bank with 'ate', 'eats', 'will eat'.
Preposition Fun: In, On, Under
A black-and-white worksheet with a box drawn in the center. Three small images show a ball in the box, on the box, and under the box. The child circles the correct preposition word next to each picture.
Sequencing: Making a Sandwich
Four numbered boxes with simple drawings: bread, adding peanut butter, adding jelly, and closing the sandwich. Below each box is a blank line for the child to write a short sentence describing the step.
Social Skills: Identifying Emotions
A worksheet with four blank faces and a word bank: happy, sad, angry, surprised. The child draws the correct facial expression for each emotion and then writes a sentence about when they feel that way.
Rhyming Words: Match the Pairs
A two-column worksheet. Left column shows pictures of a cat, hat, and bat. Right column shows a mat, rat, and ball. The child draws lines to connect the rhyming pairs, reinforcing phonological awareness.
Articulation Practice: Initial /k/ Sound Worksheets
Target the /k/ sound in initial word positions with these engaging worksheets. Includes picture matching, word repetition drills, and simple sentence completion tasks designed for children in speech therapy sessions to improve clarity.
Following Directions: Multi-Step Language Activity
Build auditory processing skills with worksheets requiring two to three step directions. Tasks involve coloring, circling, and drawing based on sequential instructions, ideal for speech and language therapy focusing on comprehension and memory.
Category Sorting: Animals, Food, and Clothing
Enhance vocabulary and categorization skills with these sorting worksheets. Children group pictures into animal, food, or clothing categories, promoting semantic organization and expressive language development in structured therapy activities.
Wh-Question Cards: Who, What, Where, When
Develop question comprehension with visual worksheets targeting who, what, where, and when. Each page presents a scene and prompts for answering, supporting language therapy goals for sentence formulation and conversational turn-taking.
