Printable aphasia worksheets (PDF) for speech and language therapy and home practice. For every worksheet in this category, the first sheet is free to download; a premium membership unlocks all of the sheets.
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What you will find in this category
- Naming (nouns) — Match identical pictures, choose the right word from 2, 3 or 6 options, then write it with or without a first-letter cue. Tracing and copying sets support early writing practice.
→ Naming Worksheets for Aphasia — Seven Steps from Supported to Independent - Verbs — Choose, match and write action words, pick the opposite verb, change verbs to the past tense or present progressive, and match short sentences with pictures.
→ Verb Worksheets for Aphasia — Choose, Match, Write and Conjugate - Categories — Link pictures or words that belong to the same group, and write words by category.
→ Category sorting tasks - Reading aloud and comprehension — Look at a picture and read the word aloud, answer yes/no questions about a picture, and read short passages to answer who did what.
→ Reading aloud tasks Reading comprehension - Selective writing — Choose the correct word from 3, 6 or 9 options and write it out.
→ Selective writing tasks - Numbers — Learn the numbers from 1 to 10 and colour in as many circles as there are pictures.
→ Number worksheets - Picture cards — Four sets of 40 picture cards for naming and conversation practice.
→ Picture cards for aphasia
Many of the sets also come in an all-uppercase version.
Where to start
As a general guide, the tasks become more demanding in the order choose → match → write. If you are unsure, start at a level that feels slightly too easy: a run of successes tends to keep motivation up, and it is perfectly fine to step back when a task proves hard.
Who these worksheets are for
- Speech-language therapy sessions for aphasia
- Home practice and self-training
- Language activities at day-care and care facilities
