Winter Sensory Bin Mittens W/ Articulation, Vocabulary & Emotions Activities

Description

This winter sensory bin is just what you need to make your speech therapy articulation activities a success! Sensory bins are an excellent resource for making speech and language learning engaging. These winter sensory bin activities are perfect for targeting articulation, emotions, synonyms, antonyms, categories, and word association matchups.

Ditch the flashcards and worksheets and use this winter sensory bin for interactive articulation activities! 

Have students describe the items on the mittens, use them in grammatically correct sentences, answer wh-questions about the items, and practice naming synonyms, antonyms, word associations, and categories with the language cards.

The emotion/thought mitten match-ups are to work on perspective taking and what someone might think if they were feeling a particular emotion.

Hands-on winter articulation activities! 

You can pair this winter sensory bin with the book, The Mitten by Jan Brett to work on speech and language skills. Your students who need tactile input will love using sensory bins.

⭐ WHAT’S INCLUDED WINTER SPEECH THERAPY SENSORY BIN:

• Mitten baskets (for the articulation and emotion cards)
• Articulation blank template
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /m/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /n/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /p/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /b/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /t/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /d/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /k/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /g/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /f/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /v/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /l/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /s/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /z/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /sh/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /ch/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /dj/
• Articulation mittens initial, medial, final /th/
• Articulation mittens mixed s-blends
• Articulation mittens mixed l-blends
• Articulation mittens mixed r-blends
• Articulation mittens prevocalic r, vocalic r
• Mitten Match Ups Emotion & Thought bubble blank template-
• Mitten Match Ups Emotion & Thought bubble ( 12 match up pairs)
• Mitten baskets (for the antonyms, synonyms & word association mitten match ups
• Mitten naming blank template
• Mitten naming synonyms (18 mittens total)
• Mitten Match Ups Antonym blank template
• Mitten Match Ups Antonyms (15 antonym pairs)
• Mitten Match Ups Word associations blank template
• Mitten Match Ups Word associations (15 word association pairs)
• Mitten Match Ups Category Groups Blank Template
• Mitten Match Ups Category Groups (15 pairs)

➡️ How to Assemble the Winter Mittens Sensory Bin for Speech Therapy:

All you need is a container or bin to hold some your tactile material (i.e. dried black beans, white sand, snowballs, etc.). I got my container at Target, and it has clasps. I bought white sand at the dollar store, which looks like snow.

Print the desired mitten stimulus cards that you want to use in your sensory bin. Print on cardstock and laminate if you prefer. You can either cut the mittens out or just cut around the square card template (this is a little quicker). This product takes some time to assemble, so I recommend you only print the stimulus items you need to make it more manageable with prepping.

Print the mitten baskets and tape/glue to metal or plastic bins for the students to put the mitten pairs inside. You can also have them put the mitten pairs they pick on top of the basket.

Tip: Tie a string to two paper clips. As the students find mitten pairs, they can slip the mitten cards onto the paper clips to show that they match.

SLPS LIKE YOU SAID…

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Love the different skill areas included in this resource! My students love sensory bins and I love creating them! The graphics are fun and not too busy or young for my middle schoolers.”- Karyn

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I loved the look of the mittens! But also liked the language skills it targeted. The kids loved matching the mittens, etc”- Juanita

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