Looking for a fun and low-prep way to target yes/no questions during Valentine’s Day speech therapysessions? This Valentine’s Yes/No Question Set is designed to support students who need clear visuals, structured language practice, and consistent opportunities to respond.
This resource includes 50+ yes/no questions based on Valentine’s Day–themed vocabulary, making it ideal for targeting early language skills, receptive language, and expressive communication. Each card includes a visual picture, a clearly written question, and yes/no answer choices with strong visual supports. A green smiling face represents “yes,” and a red sad face represents “no,” helping students easily understand and select their response.
These visual supports make this resource especially helpful for students with language delays, autism, AAC users, and students who benefit from explicit visual cues during speech therapy and special education instruction.
You can print the cards to use directly with students or display them on your smartboard or classroom screenfor group instruction. For printing, I recommend printing 2–4 cards per page to save paper and create durable, easy-to-handle question cards.
This resource is provided as a PDF document for quick and easy use.
Perfect for:
Speech therapy sessions
Special education classrooms
Early intervention
AAC and emerging communicators
Small groups, centers, or 1:1 instruction
Skills Targeted:
Answering yes/no questions
Receptive language
Expressive language
Functional communication
Visual discrimination
Comprehension of Valentine’s Day vocabulary
Why SLPs and Teachers Love This Resource:
Low-prep and easy to use
Strong visual supports for student success
Valentine’s Day theme keeps students motivated and engaged
Flexible for print or digital use
Appropriate for a wide range of ability levels
Whether you’re targeting basic question answering, functional communication, or building confidence with yes/no responses, this Valentine’s Day Yes/No Question Set for Speech Therapy is a simple, effective, and engaging resource to use all February long.
Looking for a fun and low-prep way to target yes/no questions during Valentine’s Day speech therapysessions? This Valentine’s Yes/No Question Set is designed to support students who need clear visuals, structured language practice, and consistent opportunities to respond.
This resource includes 50+ yes/no questions based on Valentine’s Day–themed vocabulary, making it ideal for targeting early language skills, receptive language, and expressive communication. Each card includes a visual picture, a clearly written question, and yes/no answer choices with strong visual supports. A green smiling face represents “yes,” and a red sad face represents “no,” helping students easily understand and select their response.
These visual supports make this resource especially helpful for students with language delays, autism, AAC users, and students who benefit from explicit visual cues during speech therapy and special education instruction.
You can print the cards to use directly with students or display them on your smartboard or classroom screenfor group instruction. For printing, I recommend printing 2–4 cards per page to save paper and create durable, easy-to-handle question cards.
This resource is provided as a PDF document for quick and easy use.
Perfect for:
Speech therapy sessions
Special education classrooms
Early intervention
AAC and emerging communicators
Small groups, centers, or 1:1 instruction
Skills Targeted:
Answering yes/no questions
Receptive language
Expressive language
Functional communication
Visual discrimination
Comprehension of Valentine’s Day vocabulary
Why SLPs and Teachers Love This Resource:
Low-prep and easy to use
Strong visual supports for student success
Valentine’s Day theme keeps students motivated and engaged
Flexible for print or digital use
Appropriate for a wide range of ability levels
Whether you’re targeting basic question answering, functional communication, or building confidence with yes/no responses, this Valentine’s Day Yes/No Question Set for Speech Therapy is a simple, effective, and engaging resource to use all February long.
