Hey, wait! Summer is not quite over yet. There are still a few more days of sun and fun to grab before school starts. And my Summer Language Tic-Tac-Toe games don't have to be saved for just summer excursions. Play them any time to build vocabulary skills in your young or language delayed/disordered child/students.
This is a simple Tic-Tac-Toe type game with vocabulary for summer vacation fun or just to talk about afterwards. Use it in the car. Use it in therapy. Use it while waiting for the bell to ring. Use it anytime, because language happens everywhere.
Summer Time- or Any Time- Games for Language
As a speech-language pathologist for almost 40 years, I am passionate about giving other SLPs, parents, special education teachers the tools they need to implement AAC with fidelity and evidence based practices. I have worked with kids and adults with a wide range of disabilities; especially kids with autism. I have also worked in the public schools with kids with significant language learning disabilities. I give workshops, provide training to school district staff, speak at national conferences, and provide evaluations for speech-language and AAC.
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