Boost word retrieval, semantic organization, and flexible thinking with Huddle Up Categories, a football‑season themed language resource designed specifically for adult speech‑language therapy. Perfect for SNFs, memory care, outpatient neuro rehab, and hospital‑based treatment, this set targets the core skills adults need for everyday communication — naming, sorting, categorizing, explaining similarities, and generating words quickly. No football knowledge is required. Every activity is built on everyday vocabulary and functional semantic networks, wrapped in a fun seasonal theme that boosts engagement.
Your download contains everything you need for immediate, no‑prep use:
6 activities across 3 levels
Level 1 – Basic:
Sort It (word bank → 3 categories)
What Doesn’t Belong? (8 items)
Level 2 – Moderate:
Name 5 (8 categories)
Odd One Out – Tell Why (8 items)
Level 3 – Advanced:
Game Day A–Z (letter × category grid)
What Do They Have in Common? (10 items + 60‑second challenge)
Answer key with sample responses
Data‑tracking sheet for progress monitoring
Print & Digital formats for flexible use
Perfect for mixed‑ability groups and individualized treatment.
Targets foundational semantic skills:
sorting words into categories
identifying the odd one out
recognizing basic similarities
Ideal for clients with moderate–severe aphasia or cognitive‑communication impairment.
Builds flexible naming and semantic reasoning:
generating five items per category
identifying the odd one out and explaining why
strengthening convergent and divergent naming
Great for clients working on word retrieval and semantic networks.
Targets higher‑level language and reasoning:
generating words across letters and categories
explaining shared features
identifying abstract similarities
completing a timed naming challenge
Perfect for clients with mild aphasia, higher‑level cognitive‑communication needs, or those preparing for discharge.
Whether you’re running a themed group, planning a functional language session, or looking for a motivating way to target naming and categorization, this resource gives you a polished, professional, and clinically meaningful resource you can rely on all season long.
Boost word retrieval, semantic organization, and flexible thinking with Huddle Up Categories, a football‑season themed language resource designed specifically for adult speech‑language therapy. Perfect for SNFs, memory care, outpatient neuro rehab, and hospital‑based treatment, this set targets the core skills adults need for everyday communication — naming, sorting, categorizing, explaining similarities, and generating words quickly. No football knowledge is required. Every activity is built on everyday vocabulary and functional semantic networks, wrapped in a fun seasonal theme that boosts engagement.
Your download contains everything you need for immediate, no‑prep use:
6 activities across 3 levels
Level 1 – Basic:
Sort It (word bank → 3 categories)
What Doesn’t Belong? (8 items)
Level 2 – Moderate:
Name 5 (8 categories)
Odd One Out – Tell Why (8 items)
Level 3 – Advanced:
Game Day A–Z (letter × category grid)
What Do They Have in Common? (10 items + 60‑second challenge)
Answer key with sample responses
Data‑tracking sheet for progress monitoring
Print & Digital formats for flexible use
Perfect for mixed‑ability groups and individualized treatment.
Targets foundational semantic skills:
sorting words into categories
identifying the odd one out
recognizing basic similarities
Ideal for clients with moderate–severe aphasia or cognitive‑communication impairment.
Builds flexible naming and semantic reasoning:
generating five items per category
identifying the odd one out and explaining why
strengthening convergent and divergent naming
Great for clients working on word retrieval and semantic networks.
Targets higher‑level language and reasoning:
generating words across letters and categories
explaining shared features
identifying abstract similarities
completing a timed naming challenge
Perfect for clients with mild aphasia, higher‑level cognitive‑communication needs, or those preparing for discharge.
Whether you’re running a themed group, planning a functional language session, or looking for a motivating way to target naming and categorization, this resource gives you a polished, professional, and clinically meaningful resource you can rely on all season long.
