Winter Speech Therapy, Photos, WH Question Visuals, Language, Increase MLU

Printable and Digital

Looking for a fun and interactive way to help your child with their speech therapy goals? This digital and print winter activity is great for teaching pronouns, verbs, WH questions, and simple sentences. Access to the Easel activity - a ready-to-use interactive version of the PDF has been added to this activity with text boxes and moveable characters.

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⭐️What's Included:

• 20 pages of colorful clipart scenes for the digital platform.
• 3 pages of visuals are provided to teach the pronouns he, she, and they.
• 1 Sentence strip is included for eliciting sentences.
• 2 token boards with all scenes
• 1 sets of 16 cards (one set is 3.5” x 2.5”)
• Access to the Easel activity - a ready-to-use interactive version of the PDF

⭐️Three ways this activity may be used:

• Download the PDF to any digital device device
• Access the Easel activity - this ready-to-use interactive version of the PDF has been added to this activity with text boxes and moveable characters.
• Copy and laminate the activity pages or small cards in the PDF for use.

⭐️The fun easy to use activity targets the following skills:

• pronouns (he, she, they)
• verbs( snowboarding, sliding, skiing, skating, play hockey, snowboarding, snowmobiling)
• basic concepts (top, bottom, between, on, beside, in, middle, big, little, near, far, up, down, in front, in back, behind, above, below)
• who questions
• what questions
• where questions
• following directions
• prepositions
• vocabulary to participate winter activities (jackets, snow pants, boots, stocking hats, headbands, hoods, mittens, scarfs, skates, sleds, ski boots, skis, ski poles, snowboards, snow shoes, ski hill, ice skating rink, etc.).
• These photo scenes may be used for a variety of purposes such as asking and answering questions, conversation starters for students working on carry over of skills in articulation and fluency, sentence formulation and expansion, eliciting a language sample, etc.

⭐️Suggested Activities:

• Ask the question, “What is happening?” If needed, model the correct sentence pointing to the cue shapes at the bottom of the page.
• Ask the question, “where is the dog”? Talk about where the dog is using the targeted concepts.
• 2 Token Boards – Use magnetic tokens or other objects as rewards or print and use bingo dot markers for rewards.
• If needed use the visuals to teach pronouns he, she and they, and sentence strips for eliciting sentences.
• Use the Interactive Easel activity with your students which includes text boxes and moveable characters. There are 3 stacked circles on the Easel activity that could be used to cover the visuals "who" "what" and "where" as each sentence structure is expressed. Also, the moveable items (i.e., snowy owl & moose) could be used to teach prepositions and following directions.
• Directions are on the Easel activity, and this could be digitally sent home to parents for practice and carryover.
• Write sentences or even stories in the expandable text boxes.

Check out the great feedback for this activity:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Great supplement to winter therapy activities. Love it can be pulled up on the iPad and allows lots of different goals to be targeted.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I have another resource like this, and love it, so I can't wait to incorporate this one into our winter units. I love how it can be both paper and technology based.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Love no print resources and using seasonal materials makes the vocabulary and practice so much more interesting and real for my kiddos!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️This is great! Kept the kids engaged the whole time. They didn't even know they were learning.

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