Winter Speech and Language Activities Roundup

I love Christmas and Hanukkah- themed activities, but in many settings, they are not appropriate or allowed. So how to continue using relevant themes? Enter the Winter theme! Up here in PA, I can use winter activities from December through February, or March on a bad year. I've made a list of my favorite go-to activities to help you get through the post-break slump!

Articulation

• ​Winter Spin, Say, and Color Articulation Freebie from Sweet Peas and Pigtails. The free version targets "th" and is a sample of the paid version, which targets 17 different sounds.
• Mini Speech Club Winter by Super Power Speech. This targets /t,d,f,v,k,g,s,z/, "th", "ch", "sh", and s-blends.
• Articulation Winter Craftivity- Build A Speech Igloo Bundle by SLP Tree. I love this activity because it contains two versions with different levels of difficulty, and can be printed black and white or color. It targets 23 different phonemes!
• Wintertime Roll, Color and Say Articulation Freebie from Twin Speech Language and Literacy LLC. It targets 12 phonemes and has an open-ended page as well.

​Language

• ​Interactive Vocabulary Books Winter by Jenna Rayburn. Includes 3 books with a homework sheet - Build A Snowman, Artic Animals, and Winter Actions.
• FREE Winter Sequencing Cut and Glue Worksheets by Communication Window. These target 3- and 4- step sequencing.
• Winter Speech and Language Mega Bundle from Short and Sweet Speech. Over 200 pages of activities targeting articulation, expressive and receptive language, following directions, pronouns, irregular verbs, clothing categories, and more!
• Winter Word Fun by Speech Time Fun. Targets categories,object functions, compare and contrast, multiple meaning words, and more.
• Where is the Snowflake? Two Mini Books to Develop Expressive and Receptive Use of Posititional Concepts by SLP Tree. This includes two books- one for the student to follow directions and one for them to label the concept. And it's free!
• Snowball Tense Verb Sort by Jenna Rayburn. Make piles for past, present, and future tense verbs.
• No Prep Winter Speech and Language Activity by Speech Me Maybe. Includes articulation, antonyms and synonyms, comparatives and superlatives, compare and contrast, prepositions, verbs, and coloring pages.
• Winter Speech and Language Packet- Learning Through Play by Jenna Rayburn. 10 handouts that are great for sending home to parents or if you are working in early intervention. 
• Winter Non-fiction Leveled Reading Passages and Questions by Speech With Sharon.  These are great for older students (4th grade and up). 

Book Companions

• ​The Jacket I Wear in The Snow book companion by Figuratively Speeching SLP.
• The Jacket I Wear in the Snow book companion by Speech Time Fun. 
• The Mitten book companion for preschool speech and language by Jenna Rayburn.
• The Mitten (Speech Therapy book companion) by Super Power Speech.
• The Snowy Day Companion by Speech Time Fun. One of my favorite books is made even better with this book companion!

These are some of my favorite winter activities. What are yours? Tell me in the comments!