Pirate Themed PUSH-IN Language Lesson Plan Guides For SLPs

Are you a school based SLP that works with K-2 students with language disorders? Do you like to go into the Special Education classroom to provide push-in language supportt? If you said, "yes" to these questions, then this Pirate Themed Push-In Language Lesson Plan Guide will support the busy speech pathologist in the following ways:

Save time lesson planning

Increase student engagement during the lesson

Help the classroom teacher learn how to implement language during the academic school day

The language activities in this set include tips and tricks for how to do push-in speech therapy. There is also a cheat sheet guide with recommended books (links include to YouTube videos or amazon), links to themed movement videos, Included in this resource are language extension activities with a pirate theme as well as a letter home to parents explaining ideas, books and activities they can do at home to re-inforce the new vocabulary. The cheat sheet lesson plan guide has links to the common core standards that the activities are targeting.

Not really able to push-in therapy, but love using themed language activities? SLPs can still use these pirate language activities in their small group sessions!

Included in this resource:

⭐How to use these lessons in the classroom and/or in a small group.

⭐Tips and tricks for doing push in speech & language support in the classroom.

⭐Blank lesson plan template (2 versions) to fill out before the push in lesson. Fill out with the teacher if you have collaboration time. A digital copy is included on google slides to edit and share with the teacher.

⭐Letter home to parents/guardian about additional language activities to support the pirate theme.

⭐Pirate Push-In Lesson Cheat Sheet – A digital version is included in the google slides (fonts: KG Primary Penmanship).

⭐Story sequencing and visual supports to use while reading There Was An Old Pirate Who Swallowed A Fish.
⭐Cheat sheet guide for instructional aids and teachers for the pirate playdoh mats and paper bag craft.
⭐Pirate playdoh mats, data collection sheet and visual sentence frames to work on noun-verb agreement, emotions and pronouns.

⭐Pirate paper bag craft and CORE board visuals to faciliate functional communication. After you make the paper bag craft, students can practice understanding of basic concepts or use with pretend play!

⭐Who Has The Treasure? Turn taking & asking “who” questions with peers. Print up the treasure pictures or use pretend gold coins, laminate if desired and cut out. Have all the students close their eyes. Explain that if the student gets the treasure that they have to keep it a secret. When all the items are hidden, pick a student or students to ask his/her peers if they have the item? Continue this activity until all the treasure is found.
⭐Parrot preposition activity where the students are the pirates their parrot is following directions.

⭐Pirate preposition Simon Says game with visual sentence frames.

⭐Cheat sheet for instructional aids and teachers for Who Has The Treasure? game & Simon Says.

⭐Digital lesson planner that you can email and share with the classroom teacher. Add links to videos or activities that the teacher may need to access from their computer. The lesson plan cheat sheet is also available in a Google Slide form, so you can share with teachers or access digitally during the lesson.

⭐Digital parent letter home to send via email. To customize, you can edit the blank template included.

Need more themed push-in language activities? Here are some more themes that will help you save time planning:

Beach Themed Push-In Language Lesson Guide

Camping Themed Push-In Language Lesson Plan Guide

Ice Cream Themed Push-In Language Lesson Plan Guide

Back To School Push-In Language Lesson Plan Guide
Squirrel PUSH-IN Language Lesson Plan Guides

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