Spring Speech Therapy Activities Vocabulary Cards - Spring Sensory Bin
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Spring Speech Therapy Activities Vocabulary Cards – Spring Sensory Bin

(52 customer reviews)

$3.00

Target object function and spring vocabulary with this fun activity! This product was designed as a sensory bin activity but can also be used as flash cards with any game.

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Description

Spring speech activities.  Looking for an object function card activity? This makes it easy to work on spring-themed vocabulary and makes an engaging speech therapy activity to use in the spring!

These cards make it easy and engaging to work on expressively identifying object functions and receptively identifying object functions.

This product was designed as a sensory bin activity but can also be used as cards with any game.

✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • Vocabulary and object function development
  • 18 bees/frogs to expressively tell object function
  • 12 cards to receptively identify object function

Directions
Cut closely around the bees, frogs, & cards. Laminate if desired for durability. Hide them in the sensory bin – I like to place the heads of the bees and frogs so they are visible while burying the receptive cards. Have the child select a bee or a frog and ask them:
“What is ____ for?” or have them find a receptive card and answer the question.
The receptive cards are great for non-verbal kids or those first being introduced to object function.

What are sensory bins?
Sensory bins are a tactile experience in containers usually filled with beans, rice, noodles, beads, corn, or sand. In addition to putting in these cards, you may put in any toys in which you can discuss the object function of (e.g. mini toy shovel, glasses) or toys that are a motivator. For example, pick a card & state the object function, then find a dinosaur hiding in the rice!

 

 

SLPS AND EDUCATORS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“Thank you! A required purchase for the spring/summer due to the ease, vocabulary, and overall receptive/expressive tasks you can address…added bonus kids participate and request it!”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“My students love this activity! This is a great way to introduce function of objects. The sensory bin keeps little fingers happy and engaged.”

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“Great for changing out the sensory bin. So helpful with language development and expressive communication for my students with ID. Thank you”

 

 

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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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52 reviews for Spring Speech Therapy Activities Vocabulary Cards – Spring Sensory Bin

  1. Jessica S. –

    This is such a great activity, just in time for spring!

  2. Nancy J. –

    Printing and laminating Monday so that it will be ready to use the next week. My students are going to have so much fun with this activity all spring! 🙂

  3. rita W. –

    Something I work on a lot is function–cute activity!

  4. The Speech Spot Shop by Kelly Watkins –

    Love it! Perfect for the price!

  5. Trish R. –

    Fun!

  6. Sue L. –

    Great job!

  7. Jennifer D. –

    Perfect for my sensory bins!

  8. The Speechie Geek –

    Love these cute pictures and my students are so enthusiastic about using them too!

  9. Deborah F. –

    thanks!

  10. Donna C. –

    These are so motivating and helpful! Thank you!

  11. Becky H. –

    Great!

  12. Danielle P. –

    Great product! Thank you.

  13. Katelyn D. –

    awesome product 🙂 thanks!

  14. Leslie Griffin –

    Loved it!

  15. Amy C. –

    I’m always trying to find ideas for my sensory bin. This is great!

  16. Jennifer B. –

    Very nice! Can’t wait to try it.

  17. High SPED Adventures –

    Great for changing out the sensory bin. So helpful with language development and expressive communication for my students with ID. Thank you

  18. Cheryl L. –

    The kindergarten and preschool students loved this!

  19. Kate Marie M. –

    Lovely product

  20. Kathryn Mahaffey –

    Thanks!

  21. Sheryl L. –

    My students had a great time with talking about the pictures and even asked to do it over again. I loved how this bundle was different than a lot of others I’ve seen. Thanks so much!

  22. Stephanie C. –

    Excited to incorporate sensory bin activities into my therapy sessions.

  23. Kelly G. –

    Such a great idea to work on function of objects! Thanks so much

  24. Anna P. –

    A creative way to practice object/function! Thanks!

  25. Samantha B. –

    such a cute activity to incorporate into my sensory bin for my kids! love these!

  26. Angel L. –

    Thanks

  27. Brigitte D. –

    cute

  28. Mary T. –

    My students love this activity! This is a great way to introduce function of objects. The sensory bin keeps little fingers happy and engaged.

  29. Monica M. –

    my students love this activity. Such a fun way to teach object function. Thank you.

  30. Alyssa N. –

    Thank you! A required purchase for the spring/summer due to the ease, vocabulary, and overall receptive/expressive tasks you can address…added bonus kids participate and request it!

  31. Brooke A. –

    Love sensory bins! Thank you!

  32. Brittany S. –

    This was such a fun activity to put in my spring sensory bin.

  33. Rebecca N. –

    Great resource, thank you!

  34. Elizabeth G. –

    Thanks!

  35. LINDSAY W. –

    Great visuals!

  36. Sharon S. –

    Love the visual choices!

  37. Rebecca L. –

    Cute activity! I love, and so do my students, the sensory component. It gives them something to do and helps keep them engaged in the activity. Thank you!

  38. Jennifer Harvey –

    Such a cute way to address object function. My students absolutely loved this activity!

  39. Joanie M. –

    Belle activité! Merci

  40. Loni Ravnik –

    Great activity! The students really enjoyed it!

  41. Amy D. –

    Great resource for OT/Speech co-treat.

  42. Rachel W. –

    Love switching up sensory bin stuff!

  43. victoria H. –

    Very cute way to target object function. I used it with a sensory box and the students loved it.

  44. Kristen E. –

    This is a very good resource. Thanks!

  45. Victoria A. –

    Perfect for my spring theme

  46. Nicole S. –

    Love it!

  47. Natalia G. –

    Sensory bin created for Spring to use at the clinic and even used during group activities!

  48. Jessica L. –

    I put these in a Spring sensory bin and paired it with a spring themed book. My kids loved the sensory bin but I’m not sure the cards make a difference. This only targets one goal and I’m not sure it’s worth it due to not a lot of cards coming with it. Nothing wrong with it, I just think $2 can add up and I would rather buy her language scenes as they come with multiple activities.

  49. Jordyn S. –

    So much fun!

  50. Theresa F. –

    Fun activity. Thank you!

  51. Andrea Tufano –

    Loved this in my sensory bin!

  52. Sarah A –

    Excellent resource!

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