Auditory Processing and Following Directions Activities

Understanding spoken language is a complex skill that requires focus, attention, and strong auditory processing abilities. For many students, especially those with language or attention challenges, listening, remembering, and following directions can feel overwhelming—particularly when sounds are similar or background noise creates distractions.

Dr. Erica Warren’s Auditory Processing and Following Directions Collection provides a wide range of multisensory games, workbooks, and activities that teach children how to listen actively, interpret verbal cues, and process auditory information with confidence.

These resources help learners strengthen critical skills such as receptive and expressive language, verbal reasoning, working memory, mental flexibility, vocabulary, and attention to detail. Students practice interpreting multi-step directions, comprehending complex sentences, and improving overall listening comprehension through playful, research-based exercises.

Ideal for educational therapists, speech-language pathologists, teachers, and parents, this collection offers powerful tools for building the foundational auditory and language-processing skills needed for academic success.