addresses so many things, colors, shapes, counting and letters. I also make my own cards for the doors with articulation targets

The kids love this toy. I like to use it for artic drill. The child says his word, then gets a pizza topping. Also good for social skills and pretend play. I have the child ask others what they want on their pizza, cut it up and share it.

Perfect for articulation drill therapy

A very portable little train toy. The track is also the case, everythings stores inside. Even though this is so tiny, it is very engaging. Would be perfect for traveling therapists.

Reading rods are great for phonemic awareness. I have these ones and also the word building ones.

School age kids like this alot. I have found that my preschool kids are scared of it.

You can modify this by placing your own small pictures on each block of ice.

If you're a speech therapist you have guess who.

I modified this game by color coding each block. The child has to complete a different action depending on the color drawn.

Also nice for artic drill due to the simplicity of the game.

the Dora playsets are nice for prepositions. I have this one and the kitchen one. I use it with all my little character figurines. The beach one looks nice to. we talk about taking our characters "over" or "under" the bridge, "down" the slide, "in/out" of the car.

I like these puzzles, the pieces can stand on their own to be used for pretend play. I have several, the tools, pets, food, vehicles. I like to use them to introduce categorization.