The month of October
is just not long enough for all the cute, fun games and activities I want to do
with my kiddos! I sometimes pull out different games for groups just so I can
play the all the ones I like!! I look at it as a perk of being the speecher.
This week I want to
show you some of the Halloween games I've made and link to some fun, fall and Halloween themed games that
my fellow SLPs and teachers have created. So let's get going!
This first one is
called "Trick-or-Treat Inferences" and it's available in The
BonBonSpeecher Store at Teachers Notebook or Teachers Pay Teachers. It's designed
to target inferencing skills, vocabulary, categorization, turn taking and
reasoning and deduction skills.
The product includes
one page of card backing that looks like this:
There are four
"Trick" card and four "Treat" cards to accompany the 28
clue cards. Clue cards describe iconic Halloween characters and popular
Halloween candies.
Game play instructions
are part of the download as well, and there's a cute points card that can be
printed, downloaded to an iPad, or projected onto a SmartBoard in the
classroom. Kids will love guessing at the clues and won't even realize they're
targeting goals!
Here's how you play:
Each player gets one
guess per clue. The teacher reads the first clue on the clue card to
students.
If a player guesses correctly after one clue, 3 points are awarded and the student keeps the card. If no one guesses correctly, play continues with the point value decreasing to 2 points and so on. If no one guesses correctly after all clues are read, the teacher keeps the card.
“Trick” cards take away one clue from the following card - the following card will be worth only 2 points max.
“Treat” cards allow all clues from the following card to be read at once – card is still worth 3 points.
The player with the most points at the end of game time is Trick-or-Treater of the Day!
If a player guesses correctly after one clue, 3 points are awarded and the student keeps the card. If no one guesses correctly, play continues with the point value decreasing to 2 points and so on. If no one guesses correctly after all clues are read, the teacher keeps the card.
“Trick” cards take away one clue from the following card - the following card will be worth only 2 points max.
“Treat” cards allow all clues from the following card to be read at once – card is still worth 3 points.
The player with the most points at the end of game time is Trick-or-Treater of the Day!
Click here to grab
this game from Teachers Notebook or Teachers Pay Teachers.
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I'm planning to use this set from Speech Room News with my preschoolers.
They loved the version for "There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves" so I know they'll be excited to see this one for Halloween. You can visit Jenna's page to get more info on this amazing Book Companion Pack.
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