Prepositions Scenes Basic Concepts Speech Therapy NO PREP – Play Dough Mats

(8 customer reviews)

$5.00

A no-prep, interactive way to practice prepositions, build vocabulary, and follow directions with play dough!

Number of pages: 30

Description

Are you looking for a hands-on and engaging way to practice spatial concepts, build vocabulary, and follow directions in speech therapy? This no-prep, interactive activity includes scenes with pre-made directions specifically designed to enhance preposition concepts in speech therapy sessions.

Perfect for introducing spatial concepts in speech therapy or for speech therapy homework!

Understanding spatial relationships is crucial for language development, and this resource makes it both fun and educational. These prepositions worksheets are not just another set of exercises; they help students master prepositions and spatial understanding in a speech therapy setting in a functional way.

They’re designed to be open-ended, allowing you to tailor the difficulty level and focus according to each student’s needs. This flexibility ensures that you can revisit the scenes, posing different questions each time to reinforce learning spatial concepts and prevent memorization.

Use these functional play dough mats to work not only on prepositions, but also vocabulary, categories, articulation, following directions, and other language concepts.

Use play dough, bingo chips, mini objects, dot markers, or other manipulatives. Make this activity NO PRINT by drawing on the scenes while on your device.

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

Prepositions Development Chart

Following Directions Development Chart

5 Scenes (color and black & white)
– Dining Room
– Bedroom
– Kitchen
– Bathroom
– Laundry Room

5 spatial directions pages – 16 prepositions // 440 directions
– On/Off
– On/Under
– In/Out
– In/On
– Top/Middle/Bottom
– Outside/Inside
– Next to/In Front
– Between
– Over/Under
– Above/Below

Editable directions pages to create your own directions – simply click the highlighted text box and begin typing.

✅ DIRECTIONS

  • Print and then either laminate or place in sheet protectors for multiple uses.
  • Give your student play dough and read the command from the directions page for the appropriate scene.
  • Simplify the directions by creating one play dough shape (ball, car) and using it for all spatial directions.
  • The black-and-white versions are great for students who love to color!

✅ ALTERNATIVES TO PLAY DOUGH

  • Student draws the item in the correct location on the black & white pages.
  • Use manipulatives, such as bingo chips, mini erasers, mini objects, or tokens.
  • Use paint daubers, dry-erase markers, or crayons with the black and white versions.
  • Use digitally – Open on a tablet or computer and draw on the scenes! Recommendations for free annotation programs and apps are included.
  • Use two of the same mats to use as a barrier game activity.

Look at the preview to see all the mats!

 


 

⭐ RELATED PRODUCTS 

Prepositions NO PRINT Boom Cards
Prepositions NO PREP Worksheets
Advanced Prepositions NO PREP Worksheets

 


 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I loved using this resource with older students to target complex syntax, giving and following directions, and descriptions. This resource is so versatile and can be used with almost any language skill. Thanks for providing such a great resource!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “I use this resource during both my teletherapy and in person visits. It’s great for spatial concepts and I’ll target questions and naming as well. Every therapist needs a resource like this!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“purchased this resource a long time ago – have used it pretty much daily since then! Kids love it! Anything with playdoh really! :)”

 


 

This is a digital product that will be available for download upon purchase. Due to the nature of this product, there are no returns.

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8 reviews for Prepositions Scenes Basic Concepts Speech Therapy NO PREP – Play Dough Mats

  1. Connie

    These mats are so bright and colorful, they catch the attention of all kids, even the little ones. I also love the guide to help me customize it to the level of my client

  2. Kendra

    I was looking for a new and easy way to target prepositions and this resource was it! I love the pre-made direction pages and the images/scenes offer opportunities for a lot of language as well (e.g., what, where questions, describing picture, compare/contrast).

  3. Brett

    This is a great ready-to-go resource! Such minimal prep and it is very engaging for students. I like the provided suggestions for directions, and will often us them as a loose guide. The kids love using play-doh and I have also had success with magnetic chips. Overall great resource!

  4. Becky Goodwin

    I have used these mats with so many students! It is great for prepositions, basic concepts, wh questions, vocabulary, and I also use it to practice the word “squish” for skw blends. I love it!

  5. Hannah Geiger

    I have been looking for some more sensory integrated ways to teach spatial concepts and this resource is such a winner for this! I even will have the kids cut out certain shapes in the play dough and then stick it on. Very engaging and fun!! Such a simple resource and so engaging!

  6. Stephanie M

    This resource has so many practical uses for my kiddos! I use it for vocabulary development, following directions prepositions/spatial concepts, WH questions and so much more! Definitely a versatile product, that I recommend to other SLPs!

  7. Jessica Buchholz

    These mats are so fun, and my students love them! So functional and engaging!

  8. Kim Butler

    Preposition play dough mats are a colorful and fun way to learn. The play dough keeps my preschoolers and k-2 ASD little fingers busy while learning positional vocabulary. I also use these mats on cookie sheets and add magnets to give a little variety.

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