Practically Speeching

Visual support for asking questions using the game "Guess Who"

Hop on the Cariboo bandwagon and use these awesome open-ended articulation cards! Students have to say their sound a certain number of times, say their sound in a silly voice, tell their sound to a friend, and listen for their sound. Enjoy this cariboo freebie! Arrrr matey :)

Looking for a basic way to break down the same/different concept? Use these sorting pumpkins to match same and different shapes and colors. Print, laminate, and go with this quick activity! Use with the sorting mat provided, or make your own go-fish style game!

Use this great ABA-inspired file folder game to teach shapes, categories, colors, and sequencing. This freebie is the first of many file folders created as print-and-go activities! Visit www.practicallyspeeching.com for more!

Follow the reference sheet and track your dreidel turns! Each dreidel symbol represents a different amount of times to say your sound/word/phrase etc. Use gelt or chipper chat tokens to play!

Work on making the right choices with this great game! Go through the 18 questions provided and move along the train with the correct answer. Go over why these are the right choices, and then place the card in the corresponding square if you're on the "right" track or the "wrong" track. This is a quick game meant to reinforce good choices!

Use this game to describe the pirate pictures! Targets descriptors and expanding responses, as well as vocabulary and inferencing! Use the game board and answer the questions with the vocabulary words. Shiver me timbers, the fun never stops! www.practicallyspeeching.com

Trying to incorporate September 19th international talk like a pirate day?? Use this great, fun activity to do so! The rules are simple, and exactly the same as Go Fish, only you yell "go walk the plank!" When the student gets a match, they must roll the dice to see what they need to do with the vocabulary word to keep the match! Super fun, super simple! Arrrrrrrrren't you glad you found this!? Visit www.practicallyspeeching.com for more!

This is an expansion pack for the Shark Bait Articulation Game that can be found at http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Shark-Bait-An-Articulation-Game-For-Initial-sh-815874. This expansion pack contains 36 /sh/ final words printed on cards that correspond with the game. Visit www.practicallyspeeching.com for more on this fun articulation game!

This is an expansion pack for the Shark Bait Articulation Game that can be found at http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Shark-Bait-An-Articulation-Game-For-Initial-sh-815874. This expansion pack contains 36 /sh/ medial words printed on cards that correspond with the game. Visit www.practicallyspeeching.com for more on this fun articulation game!

Choose your player and start your engines! Move your car in and out of the parking spots to get to the best one! Answer the questions correctly and move your car into the parking space. Get to the golden parking space and win! This activity focuses on transportation vocabulary included in this packet. Define, describe, and infer with the vocabulary cards included! Vocabulary words include: driver, car, vehicle, pedestrian, bus, truck, motor, speed. Visit www.practicallyspeeching.com for more i

Choose your player and start your engines! Move your car in and out of the parking spots to get to the best one! Answer the questions correctly and move your car into the parking space. Get to the golden parking space and win! This activity focuses on transportation vocabulary included in this packet. Define, describe, and infer with the vocabulary cards included! Vocabulary words include: driver, car, vehicle, pedestrian, bus, truck, motor, speed. Visit www.practicallyspeeching.com for more i

Use this great game with some dollar store matchbox cars! Laminate the board and then rev your engines! Each stop on the map has students answering a "What if" question based upon the situation. For example: "What if you were hungry". This makes for a great floor-time game and can be used with a variety of ages to target reasoning!

Use this great picnic game board to work on pragmatics then fill out the picnic tray with the food items you’ve collected! Use the worksheet attached to go over what happens at a picnic. To play this game: Use your own spinner/dice and markers. Your goal is to fill up your tray! Answer the question that goes with the food/drink item you’ve landed on and receive that item. Make sure you reuse the cards, there can be different answers!

If you're looking to teach some summer vocabulary you'll love this game! The game board is used with the cube and cards. The cards have summer vocabulary words and the cube tells you what to do with those words. The cube consists of things such as "synonym" and "make a sentence!" You can use the worksheet as a follow up, or as an introduction to the vocabulary words!

I'm really into the Pirate-theme lately! I'm loving this customizable articulation game and I hope you will too! There are 3 ways to play the game and 2 game boards! There is also a carryover sheet included. Here are the instructions straight from the packet: To play this game: Throw the cube and see which pirate object you land on. You have three options to play. 1) Whichever object you get you must answer 3 questions to achieve the object (use the pirate ship sheet). 2) You answer the questi

"Catch the bubblegum bandits by answering correctly! Look at the two pictures and decide which category they belong in. Click on that category and watch the gumball fly out of the machine!" This is an interactive POWERPOINT activity! Pictures are shown of two items that are related. Students are provided with two options and must decide with their teacher which category fits. The teacher then reveals the answer and the gumball goes flying! Continue answering the questions to help catch the band

Who stole Peter Piper's iPod?! Your students will have a blast with this fun lesson! Here's what you do: 1) Download the preview file for the chart the kids can fill in. 2) Open the powerpoint and go through the different clues that are provided for each suspect. Don't forget to read the police report and the eye witness report! 3) When you've reached the last suspect, have students compile a list of who they think it is, why, and their motive. 4) Solve the mystery! **Please note, this item i

Use this great game to teach appropriate responses to common social situations! Have your students read or listen to the situations on each shillelagh and then determine if the person was acting silly or smart. If they were acting silly, have them explain why and what they would do in that situation to be smart! Includes game board, coins, and take home worksheet! A great pragmatics game just in time for St. Patrick's Day!

Use this adorable book alongside my fun and interactive powerpoint activity! Go through the book and have your students decide what to feed the old lady! Then watch the food FLY into the old lady's mouth - they're going to have a blast! *Please note: This activity is a powerpoint show. Therefore, it will open up automatically as a slideshow. This is done to ensure that the activity cannot be tampered with. If you purchase this activity and have an issue opening it, please let me know and I will