I have a freebie for you guys today! I got some adorable clip art with stars from From the Pond and I couldn't resist making something real quick. I really like quick and easy board games that can be used to end a session and reinforce a skill that we have been working on. And I like making them! So today I wanted to target similes and a star was born…
All you have to do is roll a dice and move your game piece along the board to finish each statement to make a simile. I would use a die that only rolls up to 3 so that you get more practice. Obviously you are working on similes, but this is also good to target adjectives and describing, as well as the articles “a” and “an”. I left them off the sentence stims just for that reason.
I hope you can use this in your therapy room! You can download it for free in my TPT Store. If you download, please leave me a comment!
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Great, Jenn! You could make this into a matching activity too. Provide the stars with the answers and it could be an independent/placemat type of activity! Love the stars! š
Thanks! That is such a great idea! I will work on that š
I love the post update with the placemat activity! Sometimes, in my groups, I find I need a filler for one kiddo while I work with another. That is why I enjoy the placemats. It allows a student to not just sit there while a target is being worked on with another kiddo. You probably do the same or know this already!
Yay! I know, I think we all need some of these for that. It was a great idea, thank you!!