Go, Whale! Ocean Animals – What Questions & Core Language
by Speech with Shelly © 2021
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Price: $1.99 USD
Subjects: speech,expressiveLanguage,earlyIntervention,receptiveLanguage
Grades: 14,13,1,2,3
Description
This interactive speech and language activity features a playful GIF whale playing hide-and-seek with his GIF ocean friends. Students say “Go, Whale!” as the whale looks behind various ocean items to find the hidden sea animals. Each slide provides repetition, movement, and visual engagement while supporting both analytic language processors and gestalt language processors. Core and gestalt-friendly phrases such as “I found you” and “I see a ___” are repeated throughout the activity with strong visual supports. Students will: Say “Go, Whale!” using core-based language Watch the whale search behind ocean items Find and touch the hidden GIF ocean animals Answer what-questions: What did you find? Use repeated phrases: “I found you” (core + gestalt language support) “I see a ___” (sentence building and expansion) Skills targeted: ✔ Core word communication ✔ What-questions ✔ Early sentence formulation ✔ Vocabulary (ocean animals) ✔ Repetition for gestalt language processors ✔ Engagement through GIFs and movement This activity is ideal for speech therapy, teletherapy, special education, early intervention, and AAC-supported sessions.
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