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Aliens Love Underpants Bumper Pack: 3-6 Word Level Describing and Instructing with Colourful Semantics

SKU ALU-CS5WL-PB
£50.00
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Paperback book with alien figures and picture resources including colourful semantics.

There is a ‘Describing aliens’ section with the following activities: support for adding descriptors (colour, number of eyes, number of legs) using category cards; a 3-5 word level commenting/requesting/instructing activity using A5 place cards x 2 and picture instruction cards x 24, for your child to use sentences such as ‘put the 1-eyed, 9-legged, green alien under the washing line’; and a 2-part auditory memory activity for your child to use sentences up to the 6 word level e.g. ‘put the red alien on the washing line and the yellow alien on the spaceship’.

There is a ‘Describing underpants’ section with the following activities: support for adding descriptors (colour, size, pattern) using category cards; a 3-5 word level commenting/requesting/instructing activity using A4 place cards x 2 of a dinosaur and an alien and picture instruction cards x 18, for your child to use sentences such as ‘put the long blue plain underpants on the dinosaur’s hand’; and a list of 3 auditory memory activity using  A4 place cards x 2 of a washing line and a spaceship fans picture instruction cards x 8 for your child to use sentences such as ‘put the long red underpants, the long white underpants and the long blue underpants behind the spaceship’ etc.

There is a separate wallet with Colourful resources to support these 4 activities using a baseboard for each and matching colour-coded pictures to help children expand their sentences using descriptors.

Finally there is an A4 size advice sheet detailing how to play each game.

Recommended for children with delayed language, children with autism, and children learning English.

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