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I’m very excited to share my new resource, which was one of my favorite member’s requests to date…speech therapy monthly calendars!

This idea came at the perfect time as I have been reflecting, researching, and creating materials that support home practice and encourage generalization in a fun, manageable way. We want our kids to maintain progress over summer but we don’t want to cause burnout. It is a fine line!

Speech Therapy Burnout

For children in speech therapy, extended breaks can lead to regression. We don’t want that!

However, we don't want to cause burnout either! As I have been dealing with burnout in my own personal life, I see that we ALL NEED A BREAK from time to time. 

Lately, I’ve been reflecting on the principles of motor learning, how to create and maintain new motor habits, burnout, the overscheduled child, etc… and how they all relate to each other. It’s quite fascinating really!

I decided, as June fast approaches, it is more important than ever to enjoy the slow pace of summer, unplug from all of our screens, connect with each other, AND have some fun, natural speech and language practice.

To accomplish this, families and students need our guidance and resources.

This summer, we DON'T WANT TO:

• Add complicated, time consuming tasks to already busy lives
• Make families feel bad for taking breaks from home practice/therapy sessions
• Add more pressure to stressed out kids

This summer, we DO WANT TO:

• Show how we can model speech and language EASILY during daily activities
• Provide practice ideas that are easy, quick, and fun
• Tailor home practice ideas to specific needs and interests of each child
• Provide parents with resources so they feel capable of continuing practice throughout the summer. 
• Set realistic goals!

Speech Therapy Homework Calendars

The request for speech therapy homework calendars came at the perfect time! What a great idea!

I had a lot of fun making these homework calendars. I completed an articulation calendar and a language calendar for both June and July in both English and Spanish. I tried my best to make the ideas quick, fun, and easy to do. I also sprinkled in days of rest and relaxation. It is summer after all!

Here's how they work:

• Variety of Activities: Each month, the calendar features a range of activities targeting either articulation or language skills. These activities may include naming a few flashcards, going on a fun scavenger hunt, playing game of charades, reading, drawing with chalk, etc….
• Progress Tracking: Clients are encouraged to track their progress by marking off completed activities on the calendar. This visual representation of progress can be highly motivating and rewarding.
• Incorporating Daily Routines: Homework calendars should integrate speech practice into daily routines. Whether it's practicing sounds while getting ready in the morning or playing word games during family game night, these activities become part of everyday life.
• Family Involvement: Homework calendars provide an opportunity to involve family members in the therapy process. Parents can support their child's speech practice at home, fostering a collaborative approach. Also, parents will learn how to easily support practice at home! 

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I loved these calendars so much that I plan to release one each month for speech and language in both English and Spanish. I would love to hear what you like, don’t like, or want more of! Seriously 🙂

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These calendars are a great addition to any summer practice home practice packet. For more tips on how to create one easily, click here.

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Free Articulation Worksheets

60+ articulation worksheets ready for parents, therapists, and children. For first timers, please follow the getting started guide below.

Getting started guide

Each worksheet comes with 16 words. You can either print the sheet out and write on it directly, or  laminate it for reuse. The cards can easily be cut into flashcards as well. 

Have the child practice lip and tongue placement.

Practice the sound in isolation multiple times. Give the child a star for each attempt.

Work on syllables by combining the middle letter with each of the outer vowels. Switch the order of the letter with the vowels to practice initial, medial, and final syllables (ra, ar, ara, etc).

Every time the child says the target word make a star in 1 of the 5 circles at the bottom of the card.

Use the chart to see the average age a child produces certain english sounds. This is based off of research published in 2018. Click on the letter to jump to the worksheets or scroll down to see the worksheets in alphabetical order. 

Voiced + Voiceless TH

b-Initial Words

b-Medial Words

b-Final Words

ch Sound

ch-Initial Words

ch-Medial Words

ch-Final Words

d-Initial Words

d-Medial Words

d-Final Words

f-Initial Words

f-Medial Words

f-Final Words

g-Initial Words

g-Medial Words

g-Final Words

h-Initial Words

j-Initial Words

k-Initial Words

k-Medial Words

k-Final Words

l-Initial Words

l-Medial Words

l-Final Words

m-Initial Words

m-Medial Words

m-Final Words

n-Initial Words

n-Medial Words

n-Final Words

p-Initial Words

p-Medial Words

p-Final Words

r-Initial Words

s-Initial Words

s-Medial Words

s-Final Words

sh-Initial Words

sh-Medial Words

sh-Final Words

t-Initial Words

t-Medial Words

t-Final Words

th-Initial Words

th-Medial Words

th-Final Words

v-Initial Words

v-Medial Words

v-Final Words

w-Initial Words

y-Initial Words

z-Initial Words

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I created these free speech and language worksheets so you can easily download and print them out to use as part of your speech therapy program.  Just scroll down the page to view the worksheets by topic.  You will find free speech therapy worksheets for articulation, vocabulary , grammar, holiday articulation and language games…and lots of other miscellaneous speech therapy creations that I love!  If you would like more information on what articulation therapy is you might like to read a post I have written called  Teaching Speech Sounds: The Process of Traditional Articulation Therapy

Parents:  If you are a mommy or a daddy (or grandma or grandpa) who wants to work with your child at home, you can use these speech therapy activity pages for extra practice.  Just choose the sound position to work on (initial, medial, or final) and click on the corresponding link to view and print the worksheets.  To help make practice more fun, you can print out two of the same page so you have pairs, cut them out, and use them to play a game of memory or go fish. You can also use them as flashcards.  You will find free speech therapy worksheets by sound and at a variety of levels; word level, phrase level and sentence levels!

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Speech Sounds in Syllable Wheel

/th/ Sound Voiceless

/th/ Sound Voiced

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Free Summer Speech Therapy Activity Calendar!

Some days, kids (and parents!) need a little help thinking of exercises that keep our kiddos busy this summer. Let this printable calendar be your guide to ideas and activities to improve speech and language skills. Simply print each month’s activity page and tape to your fridge!  Look closely, you and your kids may get a giggle or two with some of our suggestions!

Each day, your child can perform an exercise specifically tailored to his or her own particular speech disorder. In addition to working on specific sounds, each activity can be a helpful tool for children with the most common types of speech disorders including; articulation disorder, apraxia of speech, autism, cerebral palsy, cleft palate, Down’s syndrome, Fragile X syndrome, language disorder, speech delay or stuttering.  We have included a space at the bottom of each page to write the specific speech sound that your child is working on.  Is it R, S, T, L, CH or SH? These printable calendars are not designed to create stress or anxiety in your child, instead, just a creative way to fine-tune any speech disorders or challenges and have fun at the same time.

Here is our July calendar. You will notice that each Sunday is Fun Day!  Let us know what activity you choose for your Sunday! Perhaps we’ll add it to our activity calendars for next summer, we’re always looking for great ideas.

Speech Buddies Summer Fun Activity Calendar

This activity calendar is great for everyone in your house, not just your kids who may be working on speech habits. Perhaps you can do these activities together as a family? However you choose to tackle your daily challenge – Have fun!

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Homework Calendars for Speech Therapy BUNDLE | Reusable NO PREP Calendar

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Use the same  NO PREP, REUSABLE,  and  OPEN-ENDED  Speech Therapy articulation homework  BUNDLE  and carryover activity YEAR AFTER YEAR! This product helps provide  articulation practice for EARLY SOUND, LATER SOUNDS, APRAXIA OF SPEECH, AND PHONOLOGICAL PROCESSES  in an  engaging  way. It is both comprehensive and thorough with  over 300 pages total.  Save money by purchasing the  BUNDLE!

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**Great for preschool, elementary, and school-aged students.  I created this articulation calendar so that I could assign it to my students ranging from  kindergarten  to  fifth grade.

*The days for each month vary, but your resource doesn’t have to!  Each target is included in calendar form for: 28 days, 29 days (leap year), 30 days, and 31 days. Calendars are organized by the number of days for a specific month. This makes it easier for you to find the articulation calendar page you would like to assign to your student. For example, there are 31 days in May. I would first open the folder marked “31 Days Later Sounds” and locate the target phoneme within the PDF file. It is that simple!

Homework Just Got Easier! Let me   show   you   how:

1.Use this as your  staple product  while supplementing with other homework activities you already have!

2. REUSABLE- You won’t find months or years on this calendar! Use the same product repeatedly!

3.Contains articulation practice for  EARLY SOUND, LATER SOUNDS, APRAXIA OF SPEECH, AND PHONOLOGICAL PROCESSES  for everyday of the month.

4.Students can color the B&W images as they practice their sounds.

5.Send home at the beginning of each month.

6. Each calendar  includes visual supports  to encourage  MLU expansion . You can make a star or mark next to a visual support that you would like your students to use while practicing their targets (simple phrases/sentence).

7. A  word list  is included at the bottom of page for easy reference.

8. Students can hang their monthly calendars on their  refrigerators  and say their targets every time they reach for something inside.

9.Students can hang their monthly calendars on the  bathroom mirror  to practice their target sounds while washing their hands.

10.Place the calendar on the  back of a car seat  to practice target sounds while riding to school,etc.

11.Place the calendars inside the student’s  speech folder  and practice the words for each day at the beginning or end of session to make for simple and fast progress monitoring.

Phonemes are targeted in all word positions individually and mixed for each calendar month!

• P  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• B  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• M  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• N  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• T  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• D  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• K  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• G  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• F  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• V  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• S  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• Z  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• SH  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• CH  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• J  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• L  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• TH  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• R  (initial, medial, final, mixed)
• Initial  L-Blends
• Initial  R-Blends
• 3 Syllables
• 4 Syllables
• Initial Cluster Reduction  (sm sp sk st sl sn)
• Final Consonant Deletion  (P M T D K)
• Backing  (T D)
• Fronting  (K G)
• Stopping  (F V S Z SH)

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Summer Speech Therapy Homework Ideas

School's (almost) out for the summer! Like many SLPs, that means you're busy tying up loose ends in speech therapy. This may include figuring out if and how you're going to send your students on their merry way with some summer homework.

But since time is of the essence, 'easy' is the name of the game! You need homework that your students might actually complete but that won't take you a lot of time (or mental energy) to put together.

You have several options for speech therapy homework, and the best one for you will depend on your students. Do they prefer printable worksheets or digital activities? Do your students and their families have access to a device and/or the internet? Are digital activities actually more conducive to their busy lifestyle? Will your students respond better to one format of homework than another?

Summer Speech Therapy Homework Worksheets

If print-and-go is the name of your speech therapy game, you can't go wrong with a packet of worksheets that cover all goal areas. You can assemble your own from pages from activities you've done throughout the year, or get something a little more.... no prep 😜

This packet includes worksheets for articulation, language (2 levels), and social language. It has weekly activities for 12 weeks to help students pace themselves over the summer. With variety throughout the packet and on each page, you (or your students) can pick and choose which sections to complete.

If you're using any visual supports in your speech therapy sessions , be sure to send students with a copy (and some ideas for practice) to use at home over the summer!

Speech Therapy Homework Calendars

If you want something quick and printable but even more simple than packets of worksheets, homework calendars are a great option! Monthly calendars work well for on-the-go families. Just put that baby on the fridge for bite-sized bits of speech therapy homework throughout the summer!

This bundle of homework calendars even gives you 12 months of home practice so your students can continue their routine into the school year!

Assign Boom Card decks

Boom Learning makes it easy to share Boom Card decks with students. You can create or purchase decks to assign to individuals or groups of students. If your students love doing Boom decks in speech therapy, chances are they'll enjoy them for homework too!

Even with the free membership, you can assign decks to a handful of students. With any level of a paid membership, you can share decks with up to 150 students... and I reeeeally hope your caseload isn't that big!

Share a Google Slides File

Google Slides provide another digital option for summer speech therapy homework. This platform offers a lot of personalization features , which students (and their parents) appreciate!

Because students can put their own touches on their speech therapy homework in Google Slides, these activities can be used to make individualized resources. For example, students can create digital experience books about their summer adventures or speech books with words containing their target speech sounds.

Assign Skills in IXL for Summer Practice

If you use the IXL website for speech therapy , don't forget that you can assign skills to students over the summer. The structured, personalized activities make it easy to review those language skills targeted throughout the school year.

Just like Boom Cards, IXL will provide you with data to track students' progress over the summer. Not only do the reports inform you of how much homework a student did over the summer, but it also gives you a clearer picture of the student's abilities and needs in certain areas come fall!

Don't let homework activities stand between you and your sweet, sweet summertime! Both printable and digital options (shoutout to my teletherapist friends!) can help you get a speech therapy homework plan in place and, most importantly, help your students maintain and generalize their skills this summer!

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It’s here! For the third year in a row grab your completely free SLP planner for the 2023-2024 school year. The planner from last year is now updated with this year’s academic calendar.

Designed by an SLP for SLPs. This ultimate SLP planner comes with 61+ fillable pages in order to make it the best planner for speech therapists.

Use this speech therapy planner digitally or simply print and go.

You can also mix and match and use some pages digitally and print other pages.

In addition, this speech-language pathologist planner comes in two different options. There are both vertical and horizontal versions. Just download your preferred style!

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Download your free SLP planner today and start filling in the pages with life, class and school events using the free version of Adobe Reader . It’s that simple.

See a few examples below. All blue boxes on the school SLP planner are fillable using the free version of Adobe Reader.

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This August 2023 – July 2024 school year free SLP planner comes with all of the following pages to complete your speech-language pathology lesson plan template.

Not only is this planner great for SLPs, but it’s also the best planner for graduate students. You can plan for classes and for your therapy sessions. 

If you’re a graduate student, be sure to grab this incredible free resources now!

No need to purchase an Etsy SLP planner, or one of Erin Condren planners, or the SLP happy planner, or one from Hobby Lobby, or some other teacher planner when you could get this ultimate slp planner for FREE.

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• Tracking Progress Reports
• Individual Data Tracking (6 & 8 Blanks)
• Group Blank Data Tracking (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Student Group Options)
• Group Articulation Data Tracking (2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Student Group Options)

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Frequently Asked Questions: Free SLP Planner

Let’s review the most frequently asked questions about this ultimate slp planner.

Who is This Planner Made for?

This planner is perfect for:

• Speech-Language Pathologists
• Special Education Teachers
• Speech Pathologist
• Classroom Teacher 
• SLP Graduate Students

Are there Monthly Calendars?

Yes! This new planner includes a monthly spread for each month from August 2024 – July 2025. 

The dates are updated as well! So, no need to write it or type it yourself.

Is this a Paper Planner?

Yes! This planner is printable or you can use it digitally with a PDF reader such as Adobe Reader or Kami (both are free).

Does the Planner use High-Quality Interior Stock Paper?

Maybe? That is completely up to you! 

This is a digital file that you can print yourself from home, work, or from a print shop. Currently, there is NO PRINTED FOR YOU OPTION . Sadness I know!

Are there Inspirational Quotes?

You bet! No planner would be complete without inspirational quotes.

Does this Planner Link to Google Calendar?

No, that would be amazing though. You can upload this digital file into your google drive though. Does that count?

Can I use this Planner in Multiple Different Speech Rooms?

Yup! Either pick it up and move it to your other speech rooms or if you’re using the digital version find your favorite computer in the room and open up the planner from there. Smart I know.

Does your Planner Include Background Images? 

No! That would just be a waste of ink. But I do have a couple of beautiful planner covers to choose from.

Are there Weekly Spreads?

Can you imagine an SLP planner without weekly planner pages? Yeah me neither that would just be crazy talk. 

I got you, there are multiple weekly spreads to choose from with this planner.

See I told you I got you. 

Are there Lesson Plans?

Now that would be one impressive planner. No, but I did include two lesson planning templates so you can do your own therapy planning.

Are there Student Data Sheets?

Yes, no planner would be complete without a way to track your student’s progress.

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Does this planner come with back covers.

Hmm, I like this idea! Let me get back to you on that one.

Is the Planner an Editable Template?

If you mean can you edit my work and possibly sell it as your own. Um no. 

But if you mean is it digitally interactive and you can type directly on the document and use it on the computer then YES! 

I’ve done the heavy lifting and added all of the digital boxes and checkboxes for you all you need to do is simply open the PDF in a PDF reader such as Adobe Reader or Kami (both are free).

Is this an Academic Planner?

You bet it is! This planner goes from August 2024 – July 2025.

Is there a Yearly Review Calendar?

Yup! There is a yearly review calendar of your student’s initial evaluations, evaluation dates, re-evaluation dates, service time, and a place for their birthdates. 

In addition, there is also a yearly calendar reference page to quickly check the date. 

I like to have the yearly calendar on the backside of the cover page for easy access and to cross out each day (as a countdown to summer or is that just me?).

Does the Planner Have a Floral Premium Matte Cover?

Now that sounds like one fancy planner. But to answer your question um maybe? It’s up to you because again you get to print your planner out however you like and on any paper you wish. 

I do have floral planner covers though! Check out the covers folder to pick out your favorite one.

Is There a Log to Keep a Parent Email Address?

Yes, I’ve included a contact log page where you can input the student names and their parent or guardian information as well as track each time you reach out and contact them so you have a record.

Is this Planner a Good Fit for Recent Graduates?

Yes, this planner is perfect for a recent graduate! 

It helps you keep track of your caseload, paperwork, and daily tasks all in one place.

Is this an 8×10 Planner?

You bet! It was made for a typical piece of US paper.

Can I Save this Planner in Google Drive?

You sure can! After you enter your email address you will be sent a link in an email to access the planner and it will be directly from my google drive. 

Simply make a copy and save it to your personal google drive. It’s that simple. 

Does the Planner Come with a Pretty Cover Page? 

Yes, the pretty cover page is the best part! This planner comes with 4 SLP Planner covers and 4 teacher planner covers. 

They both come in horizontal and vertical versions as well.

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Are there beginning of the year pages.

Yes, I got you! There are the following:

Are there Caseload Management Sheets?

Oh yes! The following pages will help with your caseload management.

• Year at a Glance (iep meetings, eval dates, initial eval dates, re-eval dates) 

Would this Free SLP Planner Work for Private Practice?

Yes, there would only be a handful of pages that you might not use, but the majority will come in handy. Simply pick and choose which pages to use.

Can I track Important Dates, such as IEP Meetings or Student Information?

Of course! There is a year at a glance sheet that allows you to put your student names plus there are places to track IEP meetings, initial evaluations, or re-evaluation dates so you can stay on top of all your meetings until the end of the year.

Can SLP Assistants use this Planner?

Yes, of course! 

Is there a Place to Track Progress Report Logs?

I got you! There is a progress report tracking log to keep all your progress notes in one place.  

Is there a Place to Create a Therapy Schedule? 

Oh yeah! There are two because two is better than one. 

Are there two-page layouts?

Yes, there is one two-paged layout for the weekly timed page.

Is there a Place to Track Student Birthdays?

Yup! The year at a glance page has a place to write down the student’s birthday. 

You can also find my beautiful student birthday tracker in my tpt store .

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I hope you love this planner as much as I do. Now it’s time to spend less time searching for a planner and start using your new planner today. 

Wishing you happy planning days ahead!

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Monday 25th of July 2022

Hi, when I go to print the Printable BW version the images come out fuzzy and not at all clear. When I print the colored one, its crystal clear. Can I get help with the BW version? Thanks!

Melissa Berg

Tuesday 26th of July 2022

Hi Hailey, Thanks so much for reaching out! I tried printing the BW and it is very slightly fuzzy on my end. I'm wondering if you try taking the color version and simply printing that one in BW instead. All my best, Melissa

Tuesday 12th of July 2022

How do we download the zip file? I don't see a link anywhere.

Hi Jenny, At the bottom of this post, there is a form to put your name and email address to have the free planner emailed to you in a zip file. If you don't see the email you might want to check your spam or junk folders. All my best, Melissa

Monday 11th of July 2022

It didn't give me the option to make a copy when I downloaded. Any suggestions?

Hi Apryl, If you click on the folder you can download the folder and have your own copy. Or you can select individual pages that you want and you can select make a copy. All my best, Melissa

Tuesday 31st of May 2022

This is perfect, exactly what I need!

Wednesday 1st of June 2022

Hi Kathy! I'm happy to know this is perfect and just what you needed! It makes me happy to know I'm helping others. :) All my best, Melissa

Friday 27th of May 2022

This is exactly what I need and I am so glad you shared this!

Hi Leigh! Wonderful I'm so happy to hear this is exactly what you needed! All my best, Melissa