Halloween Speech Therapy Craft Activity: Pumpkin Articulation and Language goals
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Looking for a fun interactive Halloween speech therapy craft activity? This engaging and fun Pumpkin craft for Halloween is just what you need to motivate your students to work on their speech goals. This creative Halloween pumpkin speech therapy craft activity will target articulation and language goals for all of your speech groups from kindergarten through fourth grade.
- articulation targets
- 20 language targets
- 10 words for every sound in the initial, medial and final position of words
- words in print with images for all articulation targets
- meet all your mixed group needs with one craft
- homework reinforcement that parents can easily review
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The following articulation sounds initial, medial and final positions:
- B
- CH
- D
- F
- G
- H
- J
- K
- L
- L blends
- M
- N
- P
- R
- R blends
- S
- S blends
- SH
- T
- TH
- V
- Y (initial/medial)
- Z
A blank template is included to meet any speech need.
Language Targets include:
- Who questions
- What questions
- When questions
- Where questions
- Why questions
- How questions
- Following One-Step Directions
- Emotions
- Object identification
- Object Function
- Classifying
- Vocabulary
- Categories
- Synonyms
- Antonyms
- Idioms
- Yes No Questions
- One syllable words
- Two syllable words
- Three syllable words
- Four syllable words
- Five syllable words
- Associations
- Compare/Contrast
Why should you use crafts in speech therapy?
- invite repetition
- create structure
- produce a tangible reward for task completion
- create opportunities for students to ask for help
- develop fine motor skills
- ease stress
- increase happiness
- improve hand to eye coordination
- promote innovation and creativity
- expand essential vocabulary
- practice critical thinking skills by making a mental plan of what they intend to create and then follow through with their plan
For my most popular resources, check out the following list:
- Assessments:
Speech Therapy Language Screenings HERE
Speech Therapy Observation Forms HERE
Speech Therapy Language and Articulation Screenings HERE
Pragmatic Checklist HERE
Phonological Awareness Assessment HERE
Speech Therapy Classroom Observation Forms HERE
Following Directions Assessment HERE
- Crafts:
Scarecrow Speech Therapy Craft HERE
Reindeer Craft HERE
Santa Craft HERE
Valentine's Speech Therapy Craft HERE
Winter Snow Speech Craft HERE
Halloween Pumpkin Craft HERE
Winter Melted Snowman Craft HERE
- Activities:
Syllable Cards HERE
Spring Speech Therapy Articulation Seeking HERE
InSiGhT on the AuThOR: I never watch the news. Instead, you will find me crafting or eating kiwi and strawberries, while swinging in my hammock dreaming about ways I can decorate my therapy room, or add to my sensory corner. Lately, I have been dabbling with body positivity on instagram. It's always good to let other speechies know that we are all in this together, things are not always peachie, but we will make it. I am a full time SLP just like you. I make crafts to make me happy and to make my speech therapy students happy. I hope you feel the love in my products. Follow me on Instagram @speechdreams.