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Welcome! This page contains my favorite speech therapy tools, bilingual learning resources, books, and therapy materials.
Bilingual Beginnings
Board Books that Celebrate Culture
These stories honor icons like Selena, traditions like loteria, and places like Los Angeles while nurturing bilingual learners with pride and connection
As someone who grew up watching El Chavo, this book feels especially nostalgic and brings back so many childhood memories while sharing a beloved classic with a new generation.
Where Is? ¿Dónde Está El Chavo? is a fun bilingual board book that helps little ones learn location concepts in English and Spanish through an engaging hide-and-seek activity.
I grew up playing Lotería with my family. This book brings back so many nostalgic memories, like using beans as markers on the cards while everyone gathered around the table.
Lotería: First Words / Primeras Palabras is an excellent way to introduce little learners to basic vocabulary words in both English and Spanish through the familiar images and cultural traditions of this beloved classic game.
Just reading the title De Colores instantly gets the iconic song stuck in my head and brings back so many childhood memories of singing along with mariachis at restaurants and celebrations.
This beautiful bilingual book helps teach colors n English and Spanish through vibrant illustrations and the joy of music. Whether you read it or sing it together, De Colores is a must have.
As a child who grew up in Texas, Selena by Lil’ Libros hits close to home and brings back memories of how beloved and iconic Selena was in our culture.
This bilingual book introduces little learners to the Queen of Tejano music while teaching vocabulary related to clothing, style, and self-expression in English and Spanish.
Essential Games
Toddler & Preschool Therapy Favorites
A farm set is one of the most versatile therapy tools an SLP can own. Children practice vocabulary, action words, animal sounds, requesting, commenting, turn-taking, sequencing, and pretend play all in a highly engaging context. They’re also ideal for following directions. Whether you work with toddlers, preschoolers, or early elementary students, a good farm set can be used across countless goals and therapy sessions!
A school bus is a great addition to any SLP room because it naturally supports early language concepts like actions, prepositions, routines, and WH-questions through play. The figurines are easy for little hands to manipulate and keep in place, making them especially helpful for young learners. The bus fits all Little People figurines, making this very versetile.
Religion aside, I love using this Noah's Ark in therapy. It is an engaging way to introduce animal vocabulary, matching, plurals and early concepts. Kids are drawn to the "big boat" (as I call it) and are always engaged with this in play based therapy sessions.
This set ie fantastic for targeting transportation vocabulary, action words, and prepositions during play-based therapy. Kids love putting the figurines in and out of the vehicles and moving them around. I especially like doing races across the floor to "see who is the fastest". It has endless opportunities to model language like go, stop, in, out, etc.
Articulation, Language & Social Skills
Guess Who? is one of my favorite games for targeting speech and language goals like describing, asking/answering questions, vocabulary, categories and attributes.
I also love pairing it with themed picture cards and visuals from my Teachers Pay Teachers store to customize the game to target different vocabulary!
Don’t Break the Ice is a staple in my therapy room and works for almost any speech-language goal! I especially love it for articulation practice. I tape target words to the back of each ice cube so students practice their sounds every time they add or tap out a piece. It keeps drill work hands-on, motivating, and fun!
Ants in the Pants is one of my favorite motivator games for activities that need lots of practice and repetition! I pair it with card decks or speech targets. Students complete the task on the card, then earn a turn flinging an ant into the pants. It’s simple, fast-paced, and keeps kids engaged through high numbers of trials!
Perfect for dinosaur lovers, this pop-up dinosaur game makes high-repetition speech practice exciting. Students work on their target sounds while waiting to see when the dinosaur will pop out!
Love this type of game? Me too! Check out more of my favorite pop-up and surprise games in my Amazon Storefront.