Following on from last week’s post, we are introducing the next box in the series.
Miniature objects can be a great asset to any speech therapy program. You can use them in a variety of ways such as object/picture matching, Reading or Eye Spy games. They can also be used to meet different goals –articulation, phonological awareness, literacy and more.
Today we are introducing our next Miniatures Magic box. It is made up of plastic figures, lego pieces and erasers and stored in transparent boxes for easy storage. Best suited to ages 4 years and up and great for working on;
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counting syllables in words
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producing multisyllabic words
Box 2 : Multisyllabic Words – $48 (Free Delivery to Australia)
**Please note we can only post to Australian addresses. Some items may differ slightly in colour.
You must email us your postal address for delivery of items!
What is in your Miniature Magic Box 2?
Contains 20 miniature items with multisyllabic words. These objects contain 1-4 syllables. You can use this for counting / clapping out syllables in words or for articulation of multisyllabic words. A PDF Download is also included.
Items included in this box are;
1 – shoe, frog, bug, fish,
2 syllables – lipstick, icecream, toothbrush, snowman, cupcake, teapot
3 syllables – elephant, banana, strawberry, ladybug, kangaroo, dinosaur, grasshopper
4 syllables – helicopter, caterpillar, rhinoceros, watermelon (* 3 items included)
5 syllable – hippopotamus
Ways to Use your Box
1. Making compound words
Use 2 pictures as a clue to finding the object (compound word).
eg lip + stick = lipstick.
2. Clap out the syllables and sort objects into groups of 1 -4 syllables.
The erasers are particularly attractive and can be used in a variety of ways! Swapping or prizes!
We suggest laminating all the pages to keep your boxed kit in perfect working order.
Upon purchase, you will immediately receive your PDF Booklet. You must email us your postal address for delivery of your items. Some items may differ in colour.
**Please note we can only post to Australian addresses.
Stay tuned for the next box in the series!