If you plan a spring theme for your preschool and elementary caseload, you will love all the spring toys and games shared in this podcast episode. When we think of spring, we often think of holidays such as Easter, insects, planted flowers, spring picnics, and outdoor activities. You will get a variety of spring toys and games that you can use to bring to life the concepts of your spring theme.

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Check out the Themed Therapy SLP membership if you love using themes for your speech therapy caseload but struggle to find the time and energy to plan your lessons. The membership is for busy school-based SLPs who serve Prek-5th grade students and want to streamline their therapy planning process.

When you become an SLP themester, you can access three themed therapy units a month!

For speech therapy, the themes of March and April include fairytales, weather, frogs, spring, insects, and chores. An annual membership gives you access to 36 themes, including penguins, baking, space, and camping, to name a few!

We also provide toy guides for all the themes in the Themed Therapy SLP membership with links to toys, games, sensory bin items, crafts, or activities you could plan for hands-on or play-based lessons. In our spring-themed unit for April, we provide sensory bin cheat sheets for a flower garden sensory bin, toy companion cheat sheets for a garden toy set, and baby chicks sensory bin cheat sheets.

Using spring-themed pretend play in your speech therapy sessions can target a TON of goals and keep your students engaged. Plus, you can build schema around spring themed activities your students may experience this time of year. Here is a list of different spring toys and games you can add to your speech therapy material stash when planning a themed unit:

• Headbanz – with spring vocabulary cards (use spring vocabulary and verbs)
• Mystery Word Game with Google Slides – Duplicate these Google Slides and add in spring vocabulary. You can also do mystery items in a paper bag with spring items.
• Verb charades with spring verbs (we have spring verb flashcards in the Themed Therapy SLP Membership)
• Flower garden pretend play or sensory bin. You can also make a garden shop like Pocket of Preschool.

• Honeybee tree or honeybee comb DIY 
• Jumping Jack Game by Goliath
• Farmer’s market by Learning Resources, and Educational Insights Plush Vegetable Garden
• Little people treehouse for a spring day of fun
• Insect sensory bin – get the insect TOOBS to learn about the life cyc
• Fairy garden kit and pair with fairy TOOBS 
• Picnic Toy Set from learning resources or the Sorting Surprise Picnic Baskets
• Spin to Play Picnic by eeBoo

If you have any spring activities or games you use with your preschool and elementary caseload, DM me on social media @thedabblingspeechie

I would love to see what you have planned to support your student’s speech and language goals. 

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