Speech Therapy Valentine’s Day Activity

A No-Print, Turn-Taking Game for Engaging Therapy Sessions

Valentine’s Day is all about friendship, connection, and fun—making it a perfect opportunity for engaging speech therapy activities.

This speech therapy Valentine’s Day activity is a no-print, turn-taking game created in PowerPoint, designed to keep students motivated while you target articulation or language goals.

Speech Therapy Valentine’s Day Game (No-Print)

This Valentine’s Day game is fully interactive and easy to use—no printing, cutting, or prep required.

I’m a big fan of no-print materials because they:

• save time (everything is ready to go)
• reduce paper clutter
• keep students engaged
• work well for in-person and teletherapy sessions

The game format allows you to layer speech and language goals into a motivating activity without interrupting the flow of the session.

How to Open and Play the Speech Therapy Valentine’s Day Game

Important: This game must be opened in PowerPoint. It will not function correctly in PDF format or Google Slides.

1. Click the download link
2. Open the file in PowerPoint
3. Click Play or go to Slideshow → From Beginning
4. The Valentine’s Day chocolate game will appear
5. Take turns clicking on a chocolate—but avoid the monster’s favorite one
6. When the monster appears, click Play Again to advance
7. On each new slide, the monster’s favorite chocolate moves

The free sample includes 2 slides.
Inside the membership, each game includes 10 slides, allowing for multiple turns and extended play.

How I Use This Speech Therapy Valentine’s Day Game in Therapy

You can adapt this game for almost any goal. Here are a few ways I use it:

Articulation

• CH / L / T: Say “chocolate” before clicking
• Phrases (CH / L / T / TH): Say “Eat the chocolate”
• KL blends: Say “Click the chocolate”

Language

• Describe the chocolate (color, size, pattern) before taking a turn
• Answer a question or complete a task before clicking
• Pair with flashcards or worksheets by keeping two tabs open

Motivation

• Use the game as a reward after completing a set number of trials

This structure allows you to maintain high trial counts while keeping students engaged.

Speech Therapy Valentine’s Day Winter Teletherapy Materials

Now, on to the materials!

For members, I have:

1. Gingerbread game
2. Present game 
3. Santa game
4. Clean Room For Santa
5. Decorate Gingerbread House 
6. Snowman Game 
7. Chocolate Box
8. Penguin Marshmallow Game 
9. Find the pumpkin pie 
10. Spot the differences
11. Storm Game
12. Clouds and Coins
13. Pop The Balloons
14. Where's the Beachball?
15. Where's the chocolate
16. Find the fish food!

Access ALL the PowerPoint Games and More!

If you would like to access,

• all the winter decks
• articulation teaching materials
• holiday PowerPoint games
• grammar teaching materials and games
• articulation flashcards
• story companions
• handouts
• templates
• and more!

then read about our membership program.

Our membership program is:

• Cost effective, very reasonable!
• Meaningful
• always something new each week!

Click this link to learn about it!

Try a Free /s/ Speech Therapy Packet

If you’d like to see how I structure articulation materials for high practice and low prep, start with a free /s/ packet.

This packet gives you a practical sample of the same approach used throughout the Speech Therapy Talk Membership—simple, functional materials that are easy to pair with games like this Valentine’s Day activity.

What’s Included in the Free /s/ Packet:

• /s/ sound practice using high-frequency, functional words
• Activities designed for many trials without overcomplicating sessions
• Flexible pages you can use with games, movement, or quick drills
• Works well for in-person sessions, mixed groups, and teletherapy

You can use the /s/ packet alongside this Valentine’s Day game by having students complete a few trials before each turn.

If you are looking for more holiday, no-print ideas, check out this new blog post!

Try a Free /s/ Speech Therapy Packet

If you’d like to see how I structure articulation materials for high practice and low prep, start with a free /s/ packet.

This packet gives you a practical sample of the same approach used throughout the Speech Therapy Talk Membership—simple, functional materials that are easy to pair with games like this Valentine’s Day activity.

What’s Included in the Free /s/ Packet:

• /s/ sound practice using high-frequency, functional words
• Activities designed for many trials without overcomplicating sessions
• Flexible pages you can use with games, movement, or quick drills
• Works well for in-person sessions, mixed groups, and teletherapy