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To identify an item from clues.
Materials: Little Riddles: Set 2 ©1988 Educational Insights Dominquez Hills, CA 90220
Objective: To teach the ability to identify and label items through a series of clues from nonspecific clues to specific clues.
Target Vocabulary: balloon, butterfly, cactus, carrot, comb, elephant, elevator, globe, kangaroo, ladder, needle, newspaper, octopus, orange, parrot, pencil, piano, popcorn, raccoon, rainbow, scissors, shadow, telephone
Sample Words and Phrases: I am round. I am very colorful. I float in the air. People sell me at a circus. I like birthday parties. I make a very loud noise when it pop. What am I?
Adaptations: Create the clues to be more difficult or easier, depending on the students abilities. Create a game where the child creates the clues on the device and tells other children or the therapist the clues.
Age: Early and late elementary, Device: Vanguard, Vantage, Pathfinder Content: Identify items from clues |