Happy Monday! Are you working this week or are you one of the lucky ones still in their pajamas reading this? Last year I was one of the lucky ones but this year is a little different. I wanted to share with you one of my newest activity packets.
Not gonna lie, I am pretty excited about it!
There seems to be more and more children being identified with Auditory Processing Disorders and many more demonstrating characteristics of this disorder. Last week I shared my Operation Recall activity with you all and I am super excited to introduce a new AP game... Auditory Processing Party!
This activity is a fun "Popcorn Party" themed game that targets auditory processing skills.
Here is how you play:
Print
out one popcorn container for each student playing the game (they are pictured above). There
is no limit on how many players can participate in the game. This makes it easy for one on one therapy or group therapy sessions!
A fun variation on this game would be using actual popcorn containers that you can find at the dollar store or glueing the popcorn container pictures to paper bags for the kids to fill!
Print and cut out popcorn pieces on page 4. Print multiple copies of this page. These pieces will be stored on the large full popcorn container (pictured below) during the game. As students take turns answering questions from the cards, they earn a piece of popcorn for their own container.
The question cards are separated into 6 categories:
Auditory Discrimination
Phonological Blending
Remembering Numbers
Remembering Words
Comprehension
Inferencing
Use all the categories or just the ones your students need to practice. There are 2 pages of cards for each category.
I store the cards separately by category and use the title card on top of each deck for convince.
Same and Different words included.
Blending up to 6 sounds to create a word.
Up to 7 number combinations included.
Up to 5 combinations of related and unrelated words are included.
Take turns asking your students questions from the cards. As they answer the questions correctly, they get a piece of popcorn for their own container. The winner of the game has the most popcorn in their container at the end of your session!
You can download this activity here or try to win a copy below! If you would like to download it now, still enter the raffle. If you are my winner, you can choose another item from my store.
Good luck!!
