My Potato Peeps Language Games activity has been such a hit that I knew I had to create one for working on social skills!! This download is a 4-in-1!!
Using this activity:
-Provide a copy of the “potato peeps” page to each student. Boy and girl version are provided! (print and laminate)
-Print, cut apart, and laminate a page of the “potato peeps pieces” for each “potato peeps” page made, enough for each of your students.
-For each game, make a pile of the cards in the center and another pile of the “potato peeps pieces.” I recommend backing each set with a different color this way you can store them all together and can easily select the cards for the same target.
-Students should pick a card and respond with the target of the game (visual is provided for each target type). Each card has a “potato peeps piece” on it. Once students respond accurately, they can take that particular piece from the pile. Students can take turns playing (or one student can keep taking turns) until they have enough pieces to complete a “potato peep.” Visual is provided so students know what pieces they need! If cards run out and no one has a complete potato peep, the student with the most parts is the winner! (48 cards in each game!)
-Game targets:
-Conversation Starters: Students must start the conversation using the question/probe on the card selected.
-How Do They feel?: Students must read the scenario and express the emotion best associated based on the card selected.
-What Would You Do If…:Students will read a scenario and express what they think they would do based on the card selected.
-Right Way vs. Wrong Way: Students must read the scenario and express if it was the right or wrong thing to do based on the card selected.
**Blank set is provided so you can add your own targets to each game!
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looks fun!
ReplyDeleteLooks very cute and could be fun for lots of different of students :)
ReplyDeleteI think this is awesome! Love me some Mr Potato!
ReplyDeleteLooks like so much fun! Everybody loves Mr. Potato Head!
ReplyDeleteLooks to be something that the kiddos would really like ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteSUPER CUTE!! My kiddos love Mr. Potato Head!!
ReplyDeleteI love Mr. Potato Head- and now he's a potato peep!!!! awesome
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great activity for my Social Skills group!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteLove Mr. Potato Head. Even kids not working on pragmatics would enjoy this!
ReplyDeleteI loved the first packet and this one looks awesome as well - I am always surprised when my older kids want to play with my potato heads as a reinforcer! Bet they'd love this packet too!
ReplyDeleteLisa Takefman. This is adorable... I love Potato Head style games
ReplyDeleteLOOKs like a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteLook awesome!
ReplyDeleteMr. Potato Head is always a good way to go
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great activity! Pair it with an app "Mr. Potato Head" review coming soon: http://ipaiduplay.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteI love Mr. Potato Head and creating a zillion activitites to go with it!
ReplyDeletelooks lovely! So many different targets to hit...and I'm not just thinking of using them with my pragmatics group! Everyone can use these!
ReplyDeleteA nice way to find another therapy use for my well-used Potato Head set! Even my upper elementary kids want to play with Mr. Potato Head.
ReplyDeleteValerie
Love it!
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