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This is one of a series of resources devised by Felicity Durham, a specialist speech and language therapist, and developed by Helen Rippon. Felicity identified the need for attractive, simple activities in a game format, to develop semantic skills, problem solving, verbal reasoning, turn taking & attention & listening skills. Additional targets include vocabulary enrichment and use of prepositions.
A fun set of games and activities help develop these semantic skills by encouraging discussion on how to cross a range of barriers in order to “get home”. The activities continue to build on new vocabulary and sentence structure and provide opportunities for the children to participate in verbal reasoning tasks and to use descriptive and imaginative language
Suitable for small group & one-to-one settings for children aged 4yrs – 7yrs.
For more information see below.
This fun pack, with colourful illustrations, includes a wide range of activities to develop semantic skills:
The activities continue to build on new vocabulary and sentence structure and provide opportunities for the children to participate in verbal reasoning tasks and to use descriptive and imaginative language. As the games develop, children are encouraged to make more imaginative decisions. For example, a horse has long legs and can swim, so you could choose him to get you across a river or a hot-air balloon goes really high in the sky, so it could actually take you into space.
Full instructions are provided, along with suggestions for extension work to develop semantic skills. Suitable for small group work & one-to-one settings.
Age Range: 4yrs. – 7yrs : Early Years – KS1.
Format: 5 pages of instructions, 4 colour activity pages and equivalent B&W picture pages.
3 to 5 years, 5 to 7 years
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