I thought I would share some more of the beach themed ideas for therapy I have been working on and some that I did with my students before summer vacation started. The first is an idea I got from another great speech blog, Speech Therapy Ideas. Becky posted a fun idea for fish bowls to work on all kinds of targets. Here is how I did it in my room…I didn't happen to have any paper plates on hand, but I always have construction paper! So I ended up cutting a basic fish bowl shape for each student. I gave them fish to write their speech words on, then they colored and glued them on their bowl. This is my example, but you can certainly use more fish, depending on time.
I like doing activities like this for a couple of reasons. One, it gives the other students in my group something to do while I work with each kiddo individually on their goal. Two, it ends up being a perfect activity to practice their speech words at home! You can grab the blank fish pages HERE.
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Love all of these ideas! Thanks for sharing; definitely pinning these!!
Thanks Pamela!!! I am so glad to hear that and hopefully you can use them 🙂