Barrier Games for Halloween for Receptive Expressive Language Skills


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- Barrier games have long been used by speech-language pathologists for developing language skills for giving and following directions using spatial concepts and descriptive concepts. Having a pair of students take turns giving and following directions develops concise directing and describing skills$9.80$12.25Save $2.45
- Barrier games are often used by speech-language pathologists to increase receptive and expressive language skills, for giving and following directions, as well as comparing and contrasting and describing. They are a fun way for students to work cooperatively to build their skills.This is a bundle o$22.00$27.50Save $5.50
Description
Want to add some fun to your sessions on building directing and describing skills? Barrier games have long been used by speech-language pathologists for developing language skills for giving and following directions using spatial concepts and descriptive concepts. Having a pair of students take turns giving and following directions develops concise directing and describing skills in a fun activity.
Students learn to listen carefully, and the therapist/teacher is able to focus on scaffolding and teaching such skills as chunking and re-auditorization without having to simultaneously be giving the auditory input.
Contents:
- 8 Background scenes:
- 2 haunted houses,
- 8 spooky backgrounds in color and in black/white,
- one spooky photo background
- more than 70 pictures of objects and people to use to set into the scenes.
- 2 additional scenes (in color and b/w) with items in them students can compare/contrast, answer Wh questions about, or color in as directed.
- 3 different mini-scenes backgrounds.
- smaller for students who need much more simplified backgrounds and fewer items.
- good for when you don’t have much time.
- a variety of the images are smaller to use with these min-backgrounds.
Buyers have said:
- I like how interactive this activity is.
- Cute scenes and pictures!
Try any of my other barrier games, some with themes and others more generic. Or get the bundle of the first 5 sets here