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MEGA LIST of Speech Therapy Activities for FALL

mega list of speech therapy activities for fall

Why Use Themes in Speech and Language Therapy??

Are you looking for some speech therapy activities for fall? Themes can be a useful tool in speech therapy for a variety of reasons. Here are some potential benefits:

  • Promoting generalization: By using themes, the clinician can help the student to practice and apply their communication skills across different contexts and situations. This can increase the likelihood that the child will be able to use their skills in real-world situations beyond the therapy room.
  • Increasing engagement and motivation: Themes can make therapy more interesting and enjoyable for students, especially if they are related to the student’s interests or hobbies. This can help to increase their motivation and engagement in therapy, which can in turn improve their progress.
  • Supporting vocabulary development: Themes can provide opportunities for students to learn new vocabulary related to specific topics. This can be particularly beneficial for children who may have difficulty with word-finding or who have a limited vocabulary.
  • Building knowledge and background information: By focusing on specific themes, students can learn more about different topics and develop their knowledge and background information. This can be particularly helpful for students who have difficulty with comprehension or who struggle to understand social situations.
  • Providing structure and organization: Themes can provide a structure for therapy sessions, making it easier for both the clinician and the client to stay focused and on track. This can be particularly helpful for students who have difficulty with attention or who benefit from routines and predictability.

Overall, using themes in speech therapy can be a flexible and effective tool for supporting a wide range of communication goals and objectives. Here is a HUGE LIST of fall activities to try in your therapy room based on 4 different themes: pumpkins/ Halloween, monsters, leaves and spiders.

why use themes in speech and language therapy?

Fall Speech Therapy Themes to Use:

Below there are a TON of my favorite fall themes, activities, books and materials to use throughout the fall season! You will definitely be able to find activities to meet the needs of your students on this list for fall! Happy planning!

Pumpkins/ Halloween Theme

Favorite Activities:

Build and Say Fall for Articulation and Language

fall theme for speech therapy: pumpkins and Halloween

Pumpkin Interactive Vocabulary Books

Pumpkin Chop

Pumpkin Chop vocabulary activity for speech and language therapy

Fix it: Haunted House

Who Am I? Halloween

Feed the Pumpkin BOOM CARDS

The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything

There was an old lady who was not afraid of anything activity for SLPs

Costume Attributes

Dough & Data Fall (Print or Digital)

Dough and data for SLPs

AAC Fall Adapted Books

Vocab Bingo: Day of the Dead

Fall Day Boom Cards

Fall day BOOM Cards for speech and language

Fall Count & Say Boom Cards

Chocolate Chip Ghosts

speech activity for fall: chocolate chip ghosts

Fall Investigations: Parent Handouts

Fall Learning Through Play Parent Handouts

Lights that Link Us: Day of the Dead

Paper Strip Art

paper strip art pumpkin activity

Spin & Speak Pumpkin

Spooky Fingers: Halloween Articulation

Spooky Fingers: WH Questions

Spooky Fingers: Categories

spooky fingers halloween theme in speech

Spooky Fingers Boom Cards

Vocab Bingo: Pumpkins

Vocab Bingo: Halloween

Favorite Articles for Pumpkins/ Halloween Theme:

Fall Picture Books about Leaves

7 Ways to Use Vocabulary Bingo

Favorite Materials for Pumpkins/ Halloween Theme:

(These are all affiliate links)

Plush Pumpkin

fun materials for fall speech and language: plush pumpkin

Halloween Sensory Pop-ups

Fillable Pumpkins

Cauldron Kettles

mini cauldron kettles from Amazon

Skeleton Hands

Halloween Wind-Up Toys

Spooky Fingers

Leaves Theme

AAC Fall Adapted Books

There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves Adapted Book

there was an old lady who swallowed a bat adapted book for speech and language students to use

Falling Leaves Phonology

family leaves phonology for speech

Falling Leaves Apraxia

Fall Learning Through Play Parent Handouts

fall learning through play parent handouts

Color & Play Leaves Bingo

Fall Build and Say

Fall build and Say for SLPs

Sweep: Wordless Picture Book Companion

sweep Wordless Picture book

Count and Say Fall Boom Cards

Dough and Data: Fall

Favorite Articles:

Fall Picture Books About Leaves

Monsters Theme

Favorite Activities:

Speech Monsters

monster theme for speech and language elementary

Monster Snacks FREEBIE

Favorite Materials:

Go Away Big Green Monster

Gobble Monster Game

Spider Theme

Itsy Bitsy Spider

Itsy Bitsy Spider theme for speech

Color & Play Spider Bingo

Spider Life Cycle

Bat Theme

There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat

there was an old lady who swallowed a bat language activity

Vocab Bingo: Bats

Other Articles to Check out for Fall Theme Ideas:

Speech Monsters

Speech Therapy BIG List for Fall

Which fall themes do you love?!

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