Turkey Craft for Speech

My students and I had so much fun making and using the Witch-y Craftivity, I knew I had do it again for November.  So turkeys are the clear winner here…
For this one, the templates for the turkeys are included as well as these writing pages:

• Turkey Talk! can be used for artic words, vocabulary, parts of speech, etc.  I plan to use this as a fun page to plan a big meal with all of the kids' favorite foods to eat on Thanksgiving.  Again, good for targeting articulation and vocabulary!  You can also use it as a planning activity to work on those higher level skills with your older students.
• The obligatory “I am thankful…” prompt.
• A blank page that you can use for anything…a fun turkey story, retell of the book you use for Thanksgiving literacy, etc.
• Describing page.  It has seven circles… just like my EET!  Did you know I do that purpose? 😉

You can also choose to leave your turkey's tummy blank and just make the craft itself to target following directions or to pair with a story.  The best thing about these craftivities is how open ended they can be!  I love all of the ways I can use it across my caseload.

You can find the Turkey Craftivity in my TPT Store!