Animated shorts are entertaining for kids of all ages and also incorporate some (sneaky) language-based concepts. These wordless videos are great as a therapy material... "Even without any speech?” Of course!
“But I want to know how I can apply them in speech therapy!” We’ve got you covered there too! Check out our post from back in February discussing specific ways to use wordless videos in speech therapy to target specific language concepts.
Best Wordless Videos for Speech Therapy
Mouse for Sale
An adorable, big-eared mouse is anxiously waiting in a pet store to be purchased and find a home
Bridge
Four animals are trying to cross a large drawbridge and run into some obstacles
Snack Attack
An award-winning short featuring two characters that have conflicting opinions on sharing a crunchy snack
Catch It
A group of meerkats face a dilemma when a vulture invades their territory and tries to steal their beloved fruit
Head Up
Two goats trying to navigate a rocky terrain
Sweet Cocoon
A fluffy caterpillar tries to find a suitable cocoon with the help from two other critters
Ormie the Pig
Ormie will do whatever he can to reach the jar of cookies on top of the fridge. Will he ever get them?
Carrot Crazy
Two men try to lure a rabbit by coming up with unusual, but creative methods
For the Birds
A group of birds perched on a telephone wire are disrupted when another goofy bird decides to join them
The Egyptian Pyramids
An archeologist discovers a facinating tool while digging next to ancient pyramids
Trouble in Paradise
An island-living crab is disturbed when he finds a (seemingly) enormous coconut in the sand
La Petite Cordonnier (The Small Shoemaker)
Mr. Botte is a shoemaker who is faced with his match when a new shoe salesman comes to his Parisian neighborhood
