Activity Lists

Lists of phonemes, blends, words, minimal pairs, phrases, sentences, and/or paragraphs to use in your sessions

Search lists of concepts (OT), exercise routines (PT), idioms (ST), foods (FT), and many other lists that can be directly applied in your sessions.

46 activity lists

(Mixed list) Two-step directions about the body (can use with "Here We Are")

One-step directions you can use to teach children about their body parts, counting, and following one-step directions. You can use these games with the book "Here We Are" by Oliver Jeffers or as st...

21 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Phrase list) One-step directions about the body (can use with "Here We Are")

One-step directions you can use to teach children about their body parts, counting, and following one-step directions. You can use these games with the book "Here We Are" by Oliver Jeffers or as st...

21 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Sentence list) 15 Facts Related to Thanksgiving

15 facts related to Thanksgiving to discuss in therapy with your patients.

15 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Word list) United Nations, Specialized Agencies and Specialized Funds

List of United Nations abbreviations

6 items | by Teodora Gajic Bakic
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(Paragraph list) Social Story: Playground

A social story about someone being mean on the playground.

2 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Mixed list) All About Me Question List with Additional Prompts

Use as a companion to the All About Me PDF. Make the activity harder with these additional questions.

33 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Mixed list) Following 1-step verbal directions at school

A list of 1-step verbal directions to use with school-age children when targeting receptive language skills.

27 items | by Jordyn Wilson
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(Phrase list) List of Common Metaphors

A list of common metaphors for students ages 9-13.

23 items | by Jordyn Wilson
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(Sentence list) Phone call to the vet to take your dog for an appointment

This is a story you could use to role play making an appointment with the vet to take your dog.

6 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Paragraph list) How should I act if I lose a game

Some pointers for losing a game. This could be used as a social story.

4 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Sentence list) Steps for making a bag of microwave popcorn

Instructions for making popcorn in the microwave.

6 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Mixed list) Social story about introducing yourself to a new friend at the pool

This story can be used to model a conversation with a potential friend at the pool.

4 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Sentence list) How do I talk to a friend who made me cry?

Tips for having a conversation with a friend who made you cry.

4 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Mixed list) Phone call to the library to see if a book is in

Roleplay a phone call to the library to see if they have the book you want to check out.

10 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Sentence list) Phone call to the doctor's office to make an appointment

Roleplay a phone call to the doctor's office to make an appointment for tomorrow.

13 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Mixed list) What do you say when calling 911?

If you need to call 911 for an emergency, you need to be prepared with what you will say. This can be used as a social story.

13 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Sentence list) Phone conversation ordering a pizza

Roleplay ordering a pizza.

5 items | by Virginia Ingram
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(Sentence list) Two-step directions at school

Following two-step directions for common situations at school.

6 items | by Kevin Dias
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(Phrase list) Two-step directions involving body movements

A list of two-step directions that involve body movements. Good for patients who are working on following two-step directions as well as patients who are working on motor skills.

4 items | by Kevin Dias
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(Sentence list) Drawing, following directions with colors and shapes.

A collection of sentences to draw shapes in green, red, blue, yellow around items. This works with PDF Resource Rhyme-Read-Match-Draw slide 1.

12 items | by Kim Luster
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(Phrase list) Self Control and and Problem Solving Unexpected Events

An activity list that includes different scenarios that may difficult for a child with ADD, ADHD or ASD. You can use this list to roleplay different scenarios and how you would work through them.

10 items | by Bailey Morgan
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(Mixed list) Compensatory Strategies for Organization and Recall

A list of different compensatory strategies one can used to stay organized and to remember important information. You can use this list to discuss different ways to organize and recall (For example...

8 items | by Bailey Morgan
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(Phrase list) Social Situations and Scenarios

An activity list of different social situations and scenarios. Use these situations to discuss and role play. Therapists can increase the difficulty of these scenarios by adding a unexpected road b...

12 items | by Bailey Morgan
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(Word list) Feeling words for communication

List of feeling words. This can be used to talk about feelings someone might have about their communication, recognizing their own feelings, or recognizing their feelings in others.

21 items | by Ian Quillen
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(Word list) Weather Vocabulary and Writing Activity List

How is the weather today? It is rainy, sunny, windy, snowy, etc. practice pronunciation, spelling, and writing of various weather conditions. Use this in conjunction with Weather Vocabulary and ...

6 items | by Bethany Ayer
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