Every year I love the pizza theme! All of the preschool and kindergartners are working on making pizzas. We are working on pizza vocabulary, colors, sequencing, and as reinforcement for articulation or fluency.
What you'll need: (ALL from the Dollar Tree)
-Construction paper. I had red (for sauce), brown (sausage), green (green peppers), white (onions), gray (mushrooms), yellow and orange (cheese), and black (olives)
-Paper plates (I have an abundance of these)
-Glue
-Maybe a sharpie/ black marker for labeling parts
You can use however you want. I first begin with a small book that I printed about pizza. (It's short and about 7 pages with short sentences.) You can then put the pizza together by identifying or naming items, then gluing them. For articulation, I drill a lot- so, after about 15-20 productions of the target sound, they can add pieces. We work on vocabulary by categories (meats: pepperoni, sausage, bacon, ham; veggies: peppers, mushrooms, olives, onions, tomatoes; dairy: cheese). You can also make them silly by discussing things that do not belong on a pizza (ie cow, car, etc.).
I also use this song video- (The one I loved was deleted from you tube, but this one was just fine).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFxwqrOKeYc
For the older kids- 1st and 2nd graders, I have been using Dina Peters board game with associated ~27 questions. I have had it for a few years, and I love to use it.
You can find it here- http://www.speechtherapygames.com/token.htm
For 3rd- 5th graders, I use: Go for the Dough board game.
It targets:
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What do you do for the pizza theme?
Ciao Speechies!
OK like it
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