Idioms Figurative Language Fortune Tellers - Vocabulary Games for Speech Therapy
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Idioms Figurative Language Fortune Tellers – Vocabulary Games for Speech Therapy

(43 customer reviews)

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Learn 32 idioms in an engaging fortune teller activity!

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Struggling to teach idioms and figurative language in speech therapy? These fortune tellers or “cootie catchers” are an exciting way to teach and practice idioms consistently! Engage your older students with this low prep activity!

Includes 32 idioms with definitions to learn common figurative language.

Increase engagement and progress with vocabulary games. Use the fortune tellers while learning idioms. Perfect for speech therapy, ESL, ELL, and homework. They are easy to make, and your students won’t even realize they are learning!

I recommend mastering one fortune teller of 8 idioms before introducing another fortune teller. Use the key to have students work together and test each other’s explanations!

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED:

  • 4 fortune tellers of 8 idioms each (32 idioms total)
  • Idiom meanings key
  • Black and white versions for an ink-saving option
  • Assembly directions and how to play are included

 

 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS ARE SAYING…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“My students really enjoy working on their figurative language goals while playing! Very fun product to have.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“Every student I used this activity with LOVED it! This activity is so fun for the students and I like that it also indirectly targets motor skills. Highly recommend this resource!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“This is a great resource for working on idioms. My students are really engaged, and it provides plenty of practice opportunities. Plus, I can sent it home for extra practice.”

 

 

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43 reviews for Idioms Figurative Language Fortune Tellers – Vocabulary Games for Speech Therapy

  1. AG M. –

    This is going to be a great addition to my speech tool box.

  2. Ms D’s Literacy Lab –

    What a great way to add a little fun with cootie catchers and idioms ! Thanks !

  3. a V. –

    So needed for my kiddos! Thank you for sharing!

  4. Speech Gems –

    These will be a great addition to my unit on idioms. I know that the kids are going to love using these.

  5. Nora M. –

    My students are going to love this activity tomorrow! Thanks for all your hard work.

  6. Valerie W. –

    Thank you! I’m sure my middle school students will like this.

  7. Ms Gardenia’s Speech Room –

    These are great! My elementary kids had no idea about fortune tellers! FUN!

  8. Kathryn S. –

    Using this TODAY! Perfect for one of my 4th graders. 🙂

  9. Stacy Crouse –

    This is so clever! Thanks!

  10. sara P. –

    Fun and great for home carryover

  11. Cindy N. –

    My kids really liked this way of working on idioms.

  12. Buyer –

    My 6th grader absolutely loved the idioms, and know she wants to find more idioms and make her own “fortune tellers”. Thanks for the activity.

  13. Katie S. –

    This was such an engaging activity to use with my older students working on non-literal language. They really enjoyed making these and we were able to work on following directions to put them together as well. Thank you!

  14. Stephanie Ford –

    We used these in therapy this morning…my students loved them!!!

  15. Christine G. –

    My students love reviewing with fortune tellers!

  16. Susan D. –

    Very popular with my students!

  17. Shelley C. –

    Fun for use in speech therapy!

  18. Charlotte F. –

    Love this product!

  19. Cortney C. –

    Excited about using this product in my literacy stations.

  20. Brittany Herron –

    This is perfect! Thank you!

  21. Nicole C. –

    Fun and easy activity, good for older students who get bored easily.

  22. Kara T. –

    So cute on colored paper! Never gets old!

  23. Kay Em –

    I teach 8th grade and we used this during figurative language stations; the kids just used these to read idioms to each other and discuss what they meant or if they recognized them. It was great! Very memorable for them!

  24. Kelly S. –

    This is a great resource for working on idioms. My students are really engaged, and it provides plenty of practice opportunities. Plus, I can sent it home for extra practice.

  25. Beth W. –

    Every student I used this activity with LOVED it! This activity is so fun for the students and I like that it also indirectly targets motor skills. Highly recommend this resource!

  26. Kathleen L. –

    My students really enjoy working on their figurative language goals while playing! Very fun product to have.

  27. Erin M. –

    Very creative way to work on idioms!

  28. Sheena Vert –

    I have this all prepped up for my future session with my student with a hearing loss. He is also an ELL student. I love how you tackled so many idioms and did it in a fun format.

  29. Chelsea N. –

    This is such a low prep activity and a fun way to work on idioms! Thanks!

  30. Aubree C. –

    This was a fun hands-on way to practice idioms. They enjoyed “playing” with a partner and doing the fortune teller to each other. It helped them become familiar with the phrases and what they meant.

  31. Jennifer Weiss –

    Students were excited to use these and learn how to fold and are now using them for other things!

  32. Jordan T. –

    Great product!

  33. Ashley M. –

    Great product!

  34. Adriane F. –

    Another fun way to practice and reinforce comprehension and use of idioms.

  35. Holly V. –

    My student loved this fun activity to work on idioms!

  36. Leslee S. –

    I sent these home with my students for a quick and fun practice activity.

  37. Emily P. –

    Love that this helps mix up the way to teach idioms in a fun and minimal prep way!

  38. Heather V. –

    Exactly what I needed for my harder to engage older students. The key is helpful.

  39. Olivia S. –

    This is a great resource that I will use for years to come!

  40. Yvette C. –

    My students loved making these fortune tellers while they learned idioms!

  41. Samantha C. –

    Such a fun way to work on idioms, my kids love these and I remember playing with them when I was little.

  42. Speech Deets –

    My older students love this activity and making the fortune tellers is an extra bonus!

  43. Krissa H. –

    My fourth graders loved this. They were engaged and enjoyed working with their friends.

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