Speech Therapy Cards for Common Goals - Sensory Bin Cards
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Speech Therapy Cards for Common Goals – Sensory Bin Cards

(56 customer reviews)

$3.00

Versatile cards to instantly turn common therapy goals into engaging activities with no prep!

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Description

The must-have speech therapy sensory bin activity! These versatile cards instantly turn common speech therapy goals into engaging activities with no prep!

I always keep a sensory bin on hand to put these cards in last minute when I don’t have time to completely prepare a session. This product includes 5 common speech therapy goals on prompt cards.

Save time and make your life easier with these speech therapy stimulus cards.

This product was designed as a sensory bin activity but can also be used as cards with any game.

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

• WH Questions
• Personal Information Questions
• Conversation Starters
• Story Comprehension Questions
• Articulation: Word/Phrase/Sentence
• Blank cards to customize with your own targets.

Each target comes with 2 sets (with the exception of the conversation starters), for younger students and older students! Black and white versions are included for an ink-saving option.

Examples:
– If reading a book, put the “story comprehension” cards in the sensory bin.
– If working on answering questions/social skills/conversational turn-taking, put in the “conversation starters.”
– If working with articulation cards, put in the artic “word” “phrase” “sentence” cards. Have the child find an artic card and find a level card to see if they are saying the word or putting it in a phrase or sentence.

✅ PERFECT FOR…
➜ when you don’t have time to prep a session
➜ making drill activities fun
➜ streamlining therapy planning
➜ all ages

DIRECTIONS:
Cut closely around the pictures. Laminate if desired for durability.
Place them in the sensory bin so the non-text part is visible, or you can bury them completely. Feel free to use the cards alone without a sensory bin!

WHAT ARE SENSORY BINS?
Sensory bins are a tactile experience in containers usually filled with beans, rice, noodles, beads, corn, or sand. In addition to putting in these cards, you may put in any toys (e.g. mini toy shovel, seeds) or toys that are a motivator.

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WHAT SLPS ARE SAYING…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“Love these! Makes it so much easier to use sensory bins because I don’t have to find or think of questions and cards to put into the sensory bin!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“I love these! Such a fun and different way to work on these skills. I am super excited to use these next school year! Thank you!”

 

 

This is a digital product that will be available for download upon purchase. Due to the nature of this product, there are no returns.

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56 reviews for Speech Therapy Cards for Common Goals – Sensory Bin Cards

  1. Creations by Mrs Mouse –

    Thanks!!

  2. Janet Hoffler –

    Oh my goodness! This is amazing!! Thank you for such a versatile, fun and genius idea that will save so much time:)

  3. AG M. –

    This is a great resource!

  4. Nancy J. –

    Will definitely have this sensory bin ready when school starts. Thanks so much for sharing your creative resources. 🙂

  5. Mindy W. –

    Super cute! Can’t wait to use!

  6. Sally S. –

    Can’t wait to use this resource

  7. Dawn Hernandez –

    Great product!!

  8. Sharon S. –

    thanks! love something I can quickly grab 🙂

  9. V G. –

    I wish I could give an A+ for creativity! Not only is the idea of sensory bins fantastic, and something I can’t believe I haven’t already tried… but I love the little people for the social skills pages 🙂 🙂

  10. Gloria Rojas –

    Great product!! Thank you.

  11. Christopher R. –

    This is such a great last minute lesson plan tool! Its so useful for my older students!

  12. Sara C. –

    Fun product

  13. Cheryl M. –

    Thanks!

  14. Seldom Speechless –

    I love using sensory bins and this has made them much more functional! Thanks!

  15. Brooke M. –

    This is a handy resource to incorporate a sensory bin into therapy.

  16. Antonella Quinci –

    Great.

  17. Bridget Waddell –

    Easy to use – kids love these! Thanks.

  18. Sean J. –

    What a fun way to change up the repeated skills.

  19. Rachael D. –

    Super cute. So excited to try this out!!

  20. Jessica L. –

    I love these! Such a fun and different way to work on these skills. I am super excited to use these next school year! Thank you!

  21. Emily S. –

    great product!

  22. Katherine H. –

    looking forward to using this in sessions!

  23. MissVeeSLP –

    These are so cute! I have been missing my sensory bins, so this was a fun little activity to use instead. Lots of different activities are included!

  24. Kelsey R. –

    Great resource!

  25. Beverley D. –

    These cards are nice to have at hand and can be used for a variety of different activities. I just used the cards alone but looking forward to using them with sensory bins in future.

  26. Joanna E. –

    Great resource to have to hand in the clinic ??

  27. Stefanie N. –

    Great resource !

  28. TheOrganisedSLP –

    Love these! Makes it so much easier to use sensory bins because I don’t have to find or think of questions and cards to put into the sensory bin!

  29. Cindy M. –

    My students love sensory bin so this was very engaging for them.

  30. Megan K. –

    My students love sensory bins- so this resource is a must have!

  31. Christine D. –

    I have been wanting to incorporate sensory bins into my therapy, this was a great resource to help me get started.

  32. So to Speak SLP –

    These are great since you only need to print/assemble it one time and it’s good to go for the rest of the year!

  33. Young at Heart SLP –

    Fun and functional! My students respond well to the visuals and it gives our Sensory bins a twist!

  34. AKILA B. –

    Fantastic and thorough resource just like the others. Thanks for sharing!

  35. Greta F. –

    This is such a low-prep way to target most of my students’ goals! Thank you!

  36. Beth M. –

    I especially like the conversation starter props and open ended pages. I also always appreciate it when there is a black and white option for printing.

  37. Tracey N. –

    A very versatile resource. I’ve been using it daily.

  38. Grad Student Resources –

    Sensory bins are great for mixing up sessions, especially with sensory-seeking autistic clients! These cards are great for quick planning and have enough variety where I can target multiple goals in the same session. LOVE!

  39. Jena S. –

    I’d been wanting to try some sensory bins during speech sessions and these were a hit! Thanks for creating such a fun and engaging activity!

  40. Sarah R. –

    These cards are great for targeting multiple goals!

  41. Annette P. –

    Love everything Alison does! Another fantastic resource.

  42. Carolyn C. –

    This was a great resource for a beginning Speech Language Pathologist.

  43. Barbara T. –

    Love this for multi-sensory learning! My students were actively engaged and motivated.

  44. Elizabeth S. –

    I am a really big fan of Story Grammar instruction, but sometimes the children grow bored of the same materials from week to week. This was a fun way to get their hands busy while still engaging with the different story grammar elements. I look forward to using the articulation prompts in a future sensory bin!

  45. Sarah F. –

    This resource provides a new and fun way to address the same goals!

  46. Kathy F. –

    This is a fun learning activity, my students enjoy it very much.

  47. Esther D. –

    These cards have been excellent to use with my students with sensory needs alongside their speech/language needs! They look forward to getting to use sensory bins to work on their speech goals!

  48. Logan P. –

    Good resource for working on multiple skills in a fun and engaging way.

  49. Dana P. –

    I loved this resource, it made learning so much for my students. They also loved completing and working on it!

  50. sally C. –

    A+ resource. Easy and friendly to use. Students are easily engaged.

  51. Speechie Nicole –

    My students loved the sensory bin while working of their goals.

  52. Shelley L. –

    This is a great resource for my younger students who are working on answering “wh” questions. Thank you!

  53. Lorene Davis –

    This is a great resource for getting started with sensory bins. I used it during speech therapy sessions, and my students found it to be engaging and a nice change of pace!

  54. june B. –

    Really useful to engage pupils online and make a lesson come to life! Thanks

  55. Betsy B SLP –

    My students love sensory bins, and this is a fun way to get them engaged. Thank you for a great product.

  56. Elizabeth M. –

    The graphics are adorable to use with sensory bins especially for my younger students

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