The What Goes Together? Activity Box from Lakeshore Learning has been a fantastic addition to my speech therapy toolbox. The set includes sturdy, colorful photo cards that clearly depict everyday objects, making it ideal for teaching associations, categories, and early reasoning skills. I use this resource regularly with elementary students who are working on receptive and expressive language goals. It's especially effective for helping kids identify relationships between items and explain their thinkingskills that are essential for language development. The clear visuals also make it accessible for students with autism, language delays, or limited verbal abilities. The cards lend themselves well to a variety of therapy activities, including sorting, matching, and sentence formulation. I also appreciate how easy it is to differentiatesome students match items with support, while others are prompted to explain why the items go together. Durable, organized, and easy to use right out of the box, this set offers both structure and flexibility. Highly recommended for any SLP or special educator looking to strengthen language skills through engaging, hands-on learning.

My 3-year-old granddaughter has been loving playing with this!

You can turn this product into any kind of activity. After sorting what goes together, I got my students to think what sounds each object makes. For example, what sound does a van make? Or what sound does a corn make when you are chewing on it? Then we work on what is the first sound of the objects. Pizza starts with the /p/ sound. I recommend this product.

another speech therapy classic- perfect for targeting associations, categories, wh- questions, and so much more.

The kids really enjoy the tactile options like these. Great table time option!

My students love the hands on materials with this work. The youngest learners can use one card and match the objects while my older students can use 2/3 cards and unscramble the objects to match. It is always a go to work

My daughter has had a lot of fun with this activity. It helped her learn new vocabulary.

My students LOVE this activity. Easy to differentiate for different levels of learners!

I used for my two child, 4 and 3 and they are enjoy!

My now 3 year old loves this game. She matches it over and over again. She is on the spectrum and has a hard time focusing. I purchased this item when she was 2 just starting with 1 card and working our way up to all of them.

My three-year-old grandson loves this activity! He plays it over and over. I like how there are instructions on how to 'step up' the learning - especially since it didn't take him long to master the basic steps.

Great