Speech Therapy Spring Teletherapy Materials

Interactive, No-Print Games for Articulation & Language

Drill practice doesn’t have to feel repetitive or boring—especially in the spring.

These speech therapy spring teletherapy materials are designed to help you get high repetitions for articulation and language goals while keeping students engaged and motivated. The activities are digital, interactive, and easy to use during teletherapy or in-person sessions.

Even better? You can grab free spring decks below to try them out.

Why These Speech Therapy Spring Teletherapy Materials Work

These spring teletherapy materials are no-print and digital, which makes them ideal for busy SLPs.

They:

• Eliminate printing and prep
• Keep materials organized and easy to access
• Increase student engagement
• Support repeated practice without fatigue
• Show progress visually, which motivates students to finish

They’re simple, flexible, and designed for real therapy sessions—not just “cute” activities.

How to Use Speech Therapy Spring Teletherapy Materials

These materials are designed to be flexible so you can target any articulation or language goal you need.

How to Use Them in a Session

1. Open the deck and click Present (important for interactive features).
2. Have the student:
   • Name the picture
   • Use the word in a sentence
   • Define the word
   • Or complete any language task you choose
3. After the response, click to move to the next slide and continue practice.

This structure allows you to control the level (word, sentence, language task) without switching materials.

Spring Teletherapy Materials Included

These speech therapy spring teletherapy materials are built around simple, motivating game boards:

• Butterflies – Help butterflies leave their cocoons
• Flowers – Pick flowers and place them in a vase
• Frogs – Help frogs hop to a lily pad

The games act as motivation while articulation or language practice stays front and center.

Articulation Sounds Targeted

The spring teletherapy decks target a wide range of sounds, including:

B, CH, D, F, G, J, K, L
L-blends, M, N, P
R, R-blends
S, S-blends, SH, TH
V, Z

You can easily adjust the task to target:

• Word level
• Sentence level
• Structured conversation

Try a Free /s/ Articulation Packet

If you’re using these speech therapy spring teletherapy materials for articulation, pair them with my free /s/ packet.

This packet is designed for:

• High-repetition /s/ practice
• Word- and sentence-level articulation
• Quick drill during teletherapy or in-person sessions

Access All Spring Decks (and More)

Inside the Speech Therapy Talk Membership, you’ll find:

• All spring teletherapy decks
• Articulation teaching materials
• Grammar games and language activities
• Digital articulation flashcards
• Story companions
• Handouts and templates
• Thousands of additional therapy resources

The membership is:

• Cost-effective
• Meaningful and practical
• Updated regularly

Learn More About the Membership

Reference:

Maas, E., Robin, D. A., Austermann Hula, S. N., Freedman, S. E., Wulf, G., Ballard, K. J., & Schmidt, R. A. (2008).
Principles of motor learning in treatment of motor speech disorders.
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 51(2), 373–399.