Resources and Songs for Speech Therapy

Bring each song to life with visuals that make language easier to understand and easier to imitate. This printable communication boards PDF gives you ready-to-use tools for every song—so your child can see the words as you sing and listen together. With the lyrics to guide you and picture symbols to support your child, these AAC communication boards bring more understanding, engagement, and imitation to every song.

The Speech Therapy Homeschool Toolkit is an all-in-one resource for families supporting speech therapy at home, using original, therapy-designed music to make language easier to understand and imitate. Whether you’re homeschooling full-time or simply looking for meaningful speech therapy home practice, this bundle uses music as a foundation for meaningful communication growth.

Whether you're homeschooling full-time or simply just looking for a meaningful way to support your child's speech and language, the Homeschool Speech Therapy Handbook offers a gentle starting point for parents of children with speech delays. Framed within a song-by-song breakdown of the Speak up and Dance album, you’ll discover how to use the strategies within each song for easy speech therapy at home activities.

This bundle includes the original First Words Dance Party® speech therapy songs plus AAC communication boards designed to work together, so your child can see the words as you sing and listen together. With the lyrics to guide you and picture symbols to support your child, these AAC communication boards bring more understanding, engagement, and imitation to every song.

Songs for speech therapy, crafted with purpose. This digital album includes 11 original songs shaped by years of early intervention experience, designed to support early communication for children with speech delays and language disorders. Every lyric is intentionally written using speech and language strategies—blending speech therapy and music in a way generic kids’ songs simply can’t.

Any parent of a toddler or preschooler can tell you how long and challenging the process can be just to get out the door and into the car seat. This song uses a well-recognized and evidence-based "First Then" strategy to help little ones anticipate and cope with the upcoming transition.