Don’t Say It INSECTS Describing Game
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Teaching Autism
This don’t say it insects describing game is a fun and engaging way for your learners to work on their vocabulary and describing skills.
This game is a great way for your learners to learn more about different insects, how to describe them and also how to recognize the different insects.
This don’t say it insects describing game is a fun and engaging way for your learners to work on their vocabulary and describing skills.
This game is a great way for your learners to learn more about different insects, how to describe them and also how to recognize the different insects.
The cards in this game are all linked to the theme of insects.
This game can be done in pairs, small groups or even large groups!
The idea is that each learner has their own card (or more if you have spare), each card contains an insect and image i.e ‘bee’ – they then have to think of words to describe the bee, without saying the word bee, learners then have to listen to the words and try to figure out what insect that learner has.
This is a great way for your learners to work on their describing words and to become more confident with their peers, and have fun!
I highly recommend cutting out and laminating each of the individual cards so they will be stronger and longer lasting. There are a total of 12 different cards in 2 levels (24 total).
On the bottom of each card are also some example words that the learner can use to describe their insect. However, there are also another set of cards included without any clues/ideas for ways the learners can describe the insects making this activity suitable for older students too!
The cards also come with their own cover and instruction cards, perfect for storing away so you can find and grab them quickly when you want them.
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Teaching Autism
Nikki has always been passionate about providing engaging opportunities for activities to be student-led and to improve independence with her students. She finds it important to help students reach their best potential and achieve their goals in a way that is suitable for their individual abilities and needs. Nikki is a firm believe in less stress and more success. That's another reason why she created 'Teaching Autism.' The resources that she offers will allow you to integrate the highest quality resources and activities into your classroom or learning environment, while taking the pressure off you. She has built herself an excellent reputation with schools all around the world with her fun and different approach to learning. From having a pretend wedding - in an actual wedding venue - to learn about the Royal Wedding, to having crime scene transformations every month. Nikki has put her own unique and creative spin on teaching which has helped students everywhere fall in love with learning.
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