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Happy New Year, friends! January is one of my favorite speech therapy months because there are so many fun themes to use this month...resolutions, 100th day, winter, snow, and polar animals are some I like to use!

Hi speechies! Is it just me or is January kind of an awkward month for therapy in schools? October-December is packed with holiday themed activities that are fun and engaging for our students. Then we go away for winter break and return in January to cold weather and are expected to jump right back into it. We only got 1.5 weeks for break this year so I wanted to make sure that the first activity that I came back to school with was engaging, motivating, and exciting for the kiddos. I give…

Sneezy the Snowman by Maureen Wright and illustrated by Stephen Gilpin is a funny winter story that children will love! It is great for your speech and language therapy sessions because it can be used to target a large variety of common communication goals...

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This post includes Amazon Affiliate links.We've been deep in the throes of winter here...at least doing a really good job of pretending since it's Florida and 70 degrees outside. But you know. We survive. ;)

Sneezy the Snowman Activity: Create cute melted snowman pictures with white fluffy paint made from Elmer's glue and shaving cream.

Download this FREE January speech therapy lesson plans calendar, which includes New Year's language and articulation activities.

Creating fun and engaging lessons for your speech therapy students doesn't have to take all day! In this blog post I detail some of my favorite low prep winter activities for my speech classes, from making snowflakes to snowmen, using things you already have like paper and file folders. Click through to learn more!