Speech Therapy Tools

Speech Therapy Tools That Make Planning Easier and Progress More Visible

At Bjorem Speech & Literacy, we create speech therapy tools that help you walk into a session with a clear plan and walk out with meaningful data and real wins. Our resources are designed by speech language pathologists and built with input from educators, families, and literacy experts, so they work in real life, not just in theory. Whether you are supporting articulation, phonology, childhood apraxia of speech, language development, or early literacy foundations, these tools are made to feel practical, inclusive, and easy to use.

We believe children deserve support that helps them feel confident and capable. You deserve materials that reduce prep time and increase consistency across sessions. That is why our collection brings together visuals, routines, and evidence-aligned resources that fit therapy rooms, classrooms, and home practice.

Tools for Speech Therapy That Support Clear Cueing and Better Carryover

The best tools for speech therapy do more than fill time. They give children a clear path to participation and give clinicians a repeatable routine for cueing and practice. Our speech tools are designed to help you model targets clearly, support skill generalization, and keep sessions engaging without losing structure. Many families also use these resources at home because they make it easier to follow the same cues and routines you use in therapy.

• Visual supports that reduce confusion and increase independence
• Research-informed routines that encourage steady practice
• Inclusive design that helps children feel represented
• Formats that work for clinics, schools, and home routines

When a child has a clear model and a consistent cue, effort often turns into success more quickly. That does not mean easy. It means supported.

Speech Therapy Equipment for Therapy Rooms, Classrooms, and Home Routines

Many professionals search for speech therapy equipment when they want materials that can be used across settings and goals. Our collection includes resources that support speech and literacy development together, because these skills often overlap for young learners. In the therapy room, you can use visuals and structured routines to reinforce production, auditory discrimination, and phonemic awareness. In classrooms, the same tools can support participation, vocabulary, and early decoding. At home, caregivers can use simple routines to practice targets during play, book reading, and daily transitions.

These materials are designed for repeat use, so you can build consistent practice over time without needing to reinvent your plan each week.

Speech Tool Options for SLPs, Teachers, and Families

Sometimes you only need one great speech toy or tool to unlock better engagement. A clear visual, a simple routine, or a structured cue can help a child understand what to do next and feel more confident trying again. Our tools are flexible so you can scale demands up or down based on the child, the goal, and the day. That is especially important when you are supporting children who need more repetition, more predictability, or more time to build motor planning and sound awareness.

We keep the tone encouraging and the approach practical. No quick fixes. Just supportive tools that help children keep moving forward.

Speech Therapy Tools Call to Action: Build a Toolkit You Will Use Every Day

Ready to strengthen your sessions with resources that are practical, research-informed, and easy to implement? 

Explore our speech therapy tools collection, choose the items that match your goals, and add your favorites to the cart today. Bring consistent cueing, engaging practice, and meaningful progress into your routine with tools for speech therapy you can trust.