Halloween Snacks and Stories BATS | Speech Therapy Print and Go Resource

Looking for a fun and easy speech therapy resource that will help you pair your student's two favorite things: snacks and stories? Well look no further because this resource is for you! In this resource you get everything you need to work on speech & language skills in a fun and interactive way while using a hands-on learning approach. Grab this Snack and Stories themed-based resource now and watch as your students become even more engaged in their therapy session or in the classroom!

Included in this Snacks and Stories Resource:

1. Snacks & Stories Lesson Plan including: How to run your session, vocabulary targets, book, toy & game recommendations and more! (2 pages)
2. Visual Recipe, Comprehension Questions & Vocabulary Cards to make “Halloween Bat Cookies"
3. Visual Recipe Cheat Sheet (prefilled with targets for verbs, basic concepts, questions, etc.)
4. Adapted Book Pieces (24 questions) & Interactive Pieces for There was an Old Lady who Swallowed A Bat by Lucille Colandro (book not included)
5. No-prep B/W questions for the book
6. Picture Book Cheat Sheet (prefilled with targets for vocabulary words, core words, etc.)
7. Parent/Guardian letter with carryover ideas & activities (2 pages)

This resource includes EVERYTHING you need to connect "LITERACY + COOKING"!

THING YOU CAN TARGET WITH THIS RESOURCE:

1. WH Questions
2. Vocabulary
3. Articulation & Phonology
4. Sequencing
5. Following Directions
6. Conversational Skills
7. Comprehension Skills
8. Life Skills
9. & MORE!

WHY VISUAL RECIPES?

Visual recipes are a great way to cook with your students/children in an easy-to-approach way. Visual recipes make it easy for anyone to get involved with the cooking process which then leads to strong language, fine motor, sensory, articulation, and social skills. Visual recipes make it easy for the child to lead the experience while also getting the support needed from an adult. They are a great way to incorporate cooking into any speech session!

How I use them!

I love using visual recipes as often as I can at home & in my speech sessions to boost engagement and participation! Use the themed recipes paired with a book or toy to boost student buy-in while working on specific speech & language targets. You can also use these at home with your own children to support communication skills with the help of cooking!

WHY ADAPTED BOOK PIECES?

Picture books are a speech therapists most versatile tool. You can use them to target vocab, basic concepts, sequencing, articulation, and more. With the addition of adapted book pieces, you take that work to the next level by making the story interactive. Students can match the picture cards to the book or you can target WH questions as you read. Either way, the use of adapted book pieces is a great way to make your read aloud more impactful.

⭐️ Want more Visual Recipes? ⭐

CLICK HERE for the Year Round bundle (48 Seasonal Visual Recipes included)!

CLICK HERE for my Play-Based Recipes bundle (no real food needed!)

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Thank you so much for your support!

Kristine

Live Love Speech