🍂 Fall Object Functions | Speech Therapy & Special Ed
by Autism Fun Therapy © 2026
Price: $5.55 USD
Subjects: ela,speech,Special Autism,whQuestions,autism,firstDayOfAutumn,responsibleDecisionMaking
Grades: 14,13,1,2,3
Description
Build functional language and vocabulary with this simple Fall Object Functions Boom™ Cards activity designed for speech therapy, special education, autism support, and early language learners. Students practice understanding what common fall objects are used for using clear pictures, short questions, and only 2 visual answer choices. ⭐ 30 interactive cards ⭐ 3 teacher-selectable activities ⭐ 10 cards per activity ⭐ 2 visual choices on every card ⭐ Simple, predictable language ⭐ Fall and real-life vocabulary ⭐ Special education friendly 🍁 3 Activities Included 1. What Is It For? Students identify the function of an object. “What is a rake for?” 🍂 Raking leaves / 🪥 Brushing teeth 2. Which Object Do I Need? Students choose the object that matches a function. “What do I need to stay dry?” ☂️ Umbrella / 🖍️ Crayon 3. What Should I Use? Students use object functions in simple real-life fall situations. “Mia is making pie?” 🥧 Pie pan / 🎒 Backpack Skills Targeted 🍂 Object functions 🗣️ Receptive language 💬 Expressive language ❓ WH questions 🧠 Functional problem solving 📚 Functional vocabulary 👀 Visual discrimination 🏠 Life skills and real-world language Perfect for speech therapy, special education, autism, AAC users, early intervention, preschool, kindergarten, early elementary, ESL/ELL, language therapy, IEP practice, centers, and independent practice.
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