What's Different? Language Activity for Fall - Free Sample
Are you looking for some motivating ways to engage your students in meaningful activities that promote language skills? If so, you may want to try this fall themed describing activity.
This product is a sample of the full version, which you can find below:
► No Prep What's Different? Fall Themed for Speech and Language
While using this activity, students are required to use specific language including: possessives, location concepts, pronouns, seasonal relevant vocabulary, quantitative concepts and more!
What you get:
✩ 1 colored scene that has at least 10 differences
✩ 1 black lined version of the same scene
✩ answer key for each scene
By laminating the colored scene, you can use it over and over again! Send home the black lined version for students to practice and reinforce skills used during therapy sessions. You can also use the scenes on a tablet for a no print option.
These No Prep activities help to foster the following language skills:
Expressive Language - describing scenes, using vocabulary, concepts and word structures
Vocabulary - actions, animals, Halloween related, school related, nature, Thanksgiving related
Concepts - Spatial, sequential, quantitative, numbers, colors and size
Structural language - Possessives, pronouns, negation, subject/verb agreement and plurals
Fluency - Maintaining fluency while describing a scene
Articulation Carryover - Using target sounds while describing a scene
Visual Perception - These scenes can also be used with students who are non-verbal. Students can identify differences by circling items on a worksheet or laminated version.
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