Description
Make inferences and target critical thinking skills with this Christmas inference activity for speech therapy and the classroom! Great for early inferencing skills in preschool and kindergarten.
A fun addition to your speech therapy Christmas and winter activities! Use this for individual speech sessions, group sessions, or with your whole class.
Read the clues, guess what present is in the box, and then turn the flap to see!
A NO PRINT digital option is included if you don’t want to print or need something that will work for teletherapy!
✅ WHAT’S INCLUDED
Once assembled, there are 4 pages with 4 presents on each page – a total of 16 presents.
➜ Black & white pages are included at the end of the document for an ink-saving option (or use as coloring pages!)
➜ A blank version is included so your students can create their own clues for others to solve!
➜ A NO PRINT version is included. You can use this resource on your device without printing or assembling! Directions are included.
DIRECTIONS
- Print the 4 base pages. I recommend laminating for durability.
- Print the present box pages and cut out the boxes. I recommend either laminating them or printing them on card stock for durability.
- Tape the boxes over the described presents using tape to act as a hinge.
⭐ RELATED PRODUCTS ⭐
Who’s Calling? Inference Activity
Who’s Trick or Treating? Inference Activity
Thought Bubble Inferences
Problem Solving Houses
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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Nancy J. –
Perfect and fun Christmas themed inference activity! I will have this ready to use in therapy when we return from Thanksgiving Break. Thank you.
a V. –
I really like that the kids could work on inferences and they could open presents to check their answers.
thank you
Amy T. –
My students love activities like these!
SOFIA P. –
The kids were really intringued to find out the hidden presents. Great resource not just for Christmas time! I ve never been disappointed from your products, you are one of my 5 favorite sellers in tpt! Kisses from Greece!
Speech MaterialGirl –
Thank you! Looking forward to using this.
rita W. –
Such a cute fun idea!
Alicia F. –
Love this! I got so much use out of the Halloween ‘who’s trick or treating’ one, this is perfect! I have it laminated and also been using with telepractice – reading the description and then flipping to the page to show the contents. Kids love it.
Merrily M. –
I’m excited to use this creative Christmas themed activity with my kids! The quality is great and I could definitely see using this with kids of different levels.
Julie Bowes –
Such a fun way to practice this skill. Thanks!
Nellie C. –
My class loved these. Good for teaching inferences, and easy to use in literacy centers!
Little House of Lessons –
very useful!
Allison D. –
Love!
Megan M. –
These were perfect! Thank you!
Jessica Solari –
I love lift the flap activities! What a fun one for Christmas! Thanks!
Cassia G. –
My students loved this and are still asking to do it again (in February)!
Bridget M –
Exactly what I needed
Teresa Stiles –
So hard for kids! Thanks for the great activity!
Nicole S. –
Great resource for inferencing and integrating information. Thank you.
Melissa B. –
fun!
Chanie H. –
awesome for my inclusion ELA classroom !
KathM Teach –
Fantastic game!
Mary P. –
a fun twist for my kids this year
Megan N. –
My students were excited to see what was in the present and to see if they were correct.
Hazel D. –
Perfect for the holidays!
Shelley P. –
A few of the clues were a little difficult for my kids; however, I think it is more of an issue of exposure and region instead of design.
Morreale’s Materials –
Fun game!
The Bilingual Stars –
My students enjoyed the activity! It was a great resource before the holidays.
Social Speechie –
My students loved this! Perfect inference activity for Christmas time.
Esmeralda M. –
Great resource!!!
Sarah B. –
My students really enjoyed this!
Wendi In Texas –
This was a great resource that my 2nd graders loved!
Nicole D. –
So much fun!
Lindsay M. –
great resource!
Tabitha G. –
great resource
Allison S. –
Very motivating to work on inferencing and attributes! My students loved it!
Elizabeth B. –
Fun and engaging holday activity.
Sparkly Speech Girl –
Great product, just what I needed!! I love your graphics 🙂 Thank you!!!
Nicole Ravettina –
My students LOVED opening these presents! What a fantastic idea!
Lauren S. –
Great resource!
Kristen T. –
Love it!
Katherine F. –
Easy to incorporate with a lot of different kids!
Tami B. –
The students enjoyed this.
Simply Speech Co. –
My students had a lot of fun with this activity while targeting inferencing skills
Melanie S. –
I used this activity with High School lifeskills students and they enjoyed figuring out what was inside. It was fun but still age appropriate.
Megan H. –
Great practice and students had fun!
WENDY C. –
Great Resource! Thank You! SO MUCH FUN! Students LOVED it!!
Melissa F. –
Great product. Thank you!
The Financial SLP –
Great resource!
The Primary Counselor –
Thank you!
The Multisensory SLP –
My kids are loving this! Thank you!
Kelly S. –
Great resource, thank you!
Whitney S. –
Fun way to work on inferencing. Love the no print option that’s provided too.
Rebecca S. –
Such a fun and engaging inferencing activity! Thanks so much!
Hannah Koronkiewicz –
Such a fun activity to use and do right before break!
EmilyGMiller –
LOVED this resource! My kids were so excited to shout out the answers. Great product. Thank you!
Casey Sadler –
Fun activity
Dorine C. –
Really great for middle school life skill students.
Nicole M. –
I love a good inferencing activity. Great use of pictures and great use of functional vocabulary.
Meghan M. –
This was great thank you!
Bauman Speech –
My students loved the “Who’s calling” inferencing activity, so I had to get this one to use for Christmas time! So fun and engaging for the students! I used this during distance learning, but it would be perfect for in person learning as well!
Deaf Ed Toolkit –
Fun and engaging activity for my students- especially virtually during this time of year.
Alexis A. –
Great resource for distance learning!
Alexis M. –
Love this themed inferencing activity!
Kelly M. –
LOVED THIS _ SO easy to use virtually for Smart Guesses/Inferences
Matthew Anthony –
Thank You!
alyson E. –
Fun!
Meera S. –
Thank you for creating this resource. The kids loved it and had an enjoyable time using it. It was very time saving as well.Love how this resource was being organized. Great at-home practice.
Shelby N. –
Resource was easy to prepare and targeted specific goals.
nicole S. –
perfect tool for this time of year. The graphics were engaging and the product was easy to use.
Courtney Williamson –
This resource was very useful and gave me the opportunity to use my time elsewhere. I am glad I was able to save time with this resource!