Make teaching colors easier for your preschool speech therapy groups using this color yellow sensory bin that has I spy printables, an AAC CORE board, speech sound word list, sorting mat, links to books, fillers and more!
With the color yellow sensory bin printables you can cover the following speech and language goals:
❤️ Noun-functions
❤️ Colors
❤️ Increasing MLU
❤️ Describing nouns
❤️ Answering wh-questions
❤️Articulation and speech sounds
What’s Included in Each Color Yellow Sensory Bin Activities:
⭐SLP therapy guide with ideas for how to use the color yellow sensory bin and printables
⭐Tips for setting up your color yellow activities sensory bins with links for filler items, toys, and books
⭐SLP guide for targeting grammar and vocabulary with evidence-based practices
⭐Visual posters for describing the yellow colored items
⭐Visual sentence strips for the sensory bin
⭐Parent handouts for using the yellow printables with an “I Spy” activity
⭐AAC CORE boards
⭐Color sorting mats
⭐Category sorting visuals for baskets or trays
⭐Category sorting mats to put the yellow items in the correct category group or attach to bins for sorting
⭐Can you find it? visual support and printables for version A
⭐Can you find it? visual support and printables for version B
⭐Can you find it? visual aid and printables for version C (this version has real photo items)
⭐Speech sound word list for versions A, B, C
Teaching colors using sensory bins is an engaging way to work on speech and language skills with your preschool and early elementary students. Your students will love learning colors in a hands-on way using a sensory bin that incorporates exploration and movement.
→Plus, you won’t stress about prepping the color yellow sensory bin because there are lists of ideas with links to sensory bin fillers, books to pair with the color sensory bin, and ideas for different colored items to add to the sensory bin.
How to Set Up Your Color Yellow Activities Sensory Bin:
You will have three versions for the yellow item printables to use with this bin. Pick the version you want to use and print out visuals and items. Add your favorite filler for your sensory bin and add the printables.
Print whatever visuals you need to work on your student’s goals. Use the SLP therapy guide for tips on re-using the bin in your sessions for at least two weeks of therapy.
Change out the yellow colored items with a different version to keep the session novel and fun while still working on your student’s speech or language goals.
SLPs LIKE YOU SAID…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Katelyn O. said, “My students love the color sensory bins! I’m able to target a variety of goals and keep students engaged.“
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