#PENGUINS ON ICEBERG DOWNLOAD#

#PENGUINS ON ICEBERG DOWNLOAD#

However, space to move around may not always be a luxury you have (we've all been in less-than-ideal spaces!), so this download also works as a tabletop activity, as well. These activities allow you to easily incorporate movement into your therapy sessions to prevent your students from becoming restless and to better meet their needs and learning styles. Many kids learn best when movement is incorporated into their learning, whether it be with the actual activity or with movement breaks. I created these sets of phonology materials to allow for flexibility in meeting the needs of your space and your students. Sh, ch, j cards can also be used to target deaffrication or depalatalization Cluster reduction cards include cards to target s, l, and r blends at the beginning of words. There are lots of possibilities!Ģ60 stimulus pictures to target the following phonological processes: stopping, fronting, backing, cluster reduction, syllable deletion, gliding, and final consonant deletion. Alternatively, after they practice their word, give them a specific movement to do (ie waddle to the icebergs, fly to the icebergs, etc…) in order to attach their penguin. By hanging the iceberg scene on the back of the door or on the wall, your students can walk over to the scene and attach their penguin, rather than sitting for the duration of the session.

Fortunately, a robust colony of some 1.5 million Adlie penguins was recently found on the Antarctic Peninsula’s Danger Islands. This is a great activity to incorporate some movement for your students. Includes: 1 game board, 2 penguin movers, 1 snowflake token, 29 tiles, fun wildlife facts and instructions Dimensions: 8 x 9.25 x 1.5 (box) Puzzle gray board. Huge colonies of Adlies were once spread throughout the Antarctic Peninsula and the coastline of the continent, but as climate change took hold, populations declined in some areas. Have them practice the word 5x before putting the penguin on an iceberg. Or, give them a blank penguin and tell them their target word. Give your students a penguin with their target sound. Place the iceberg scene on a large table, or tape/putty to a wall or back of the door.

Theres no doubt about it, Iceburgh is one.

You do not need to purchase this individual product if you already own the bundle. Iceburgh, the official mascot of the Pittsburgh Penguins, has been entertaining hockey fans worldwide since 1992. This product is also included in the money-saving Winter Phonology Bundle: Penguin, Snowman, and Christmas Tree Scenes. Penguin Phonology: Build an Iceberg Scene is a fun winter/arctic animal themed activity that can be used at the table, or in a more interactive form to get your kids away from the table and moving around a little bit while practicing their phonological targets! It contains 260 stimulus pictures on penguin bellies, as well as blank penguin cards to use with any target.

Penguins on iceberg