Making lemonade during speech sessions is such a fun, engaging activity with the potential to target a variety of speech-language goals. Even if you don't want to (or can't) make real lemonade, you can pair these activities with a lemonade-themed book such as Froggy's Lemonade Stand, a lemonade-themed art project, or a pretend play activity where students pretend to create a lemonade stand (with peers or with figurines).
 
This resource contains all of the following:
Basic recipe for homemade lemonade using only 3 ingredients (no simple syrup necessary!)
Blank lemonade recipe for kids to recall and fill in supplies, ingredients, and directions (using visualization)
Lemonade photo sequencing cards with original photos depicting each step
Sweet vs. sour visuals and list of social scenarios; students can listen to scenarios and identify whether the behaviors are sweet/sour (i.e., expected/unexpected)
Vocab / context clues practice using lemonade-themed sentences
Extension activities with lemonade-themed critical-thinking questions, compare/contrast, and category-naming