Jingle all the way to better describing skills with this festive, low-prep language activity perfect for speech therapy and classroom use!
Need an easy, engaging way to target descriptive language during December sessions? This Christmas Describing Wheel turns seasonal vocabulary into meaningful language practice! Simply place a Christmas-themed picture in the center of the wheel and have students work their way around using visual prompts like: What does it feel like? What category is it in? What action is it doing? What color is it?
This tool is designed to support expressive and receptive language development, vocabulary building, and sentence formulation. It’s ideal for SLPs, special educators, and general education teachers providing Tier 1 or Tier 2 language support under MTSS and RTI frameworks.
What’s Included:
1 Describing Wheel Mat featuring 8 prompts: emotion, size, senses, gender, category, action, shape, and color
20+ Christmas Vocabulary Picture Cards (e.g., ornament, candy cane, stocking, Santa, sleigh, tree, present, reindeer, elf)
Visual icons on the wheel to support early language learners
No prep needed – just print and go!
Why You’ll Love This Resource:
Fun, hands-on, and holiday-themed
Supports vocabulary expansion, describing skills, critical thinking, and language formulation
Perfect for December speech therapy sessions or classroom centers
Great for individual therapy, small groups, and centers
Helps build confidence in students with varying language levels
Who It’s For:
Speech-language pathologists (SLPs)
Special education teachers
General education teachers offering Tier 1 or Tier 2 language intervention
MTSS/RTI teams
Parents, homeschool educators, and interventionists
Targets and Skills:
Descriptive vocabulary
WH questions
Receptive and expressive language
Sentence creation
Thematic vocabulary development
Add a festive spin to your language sessions with this Christmas Describing Wheel!
It’s the perfect way to bring structure, language support, and seasonal fun into your therapy room or classroom.
Jingle all the way to better describing skills with this festive, low-prep language activity perfect for speech therapy and classroom use!
Need an easy, engaging way to target descriptive language during December sessions? This Christmas Describing Wheel turns seasonal vocabulary into meaningful language practice! Simply place a Christmas-themed picture in the center of the wheel and have students work their way around using visual prompts like: What does it feel like? What category is it in? What action is it doing? What color is it?
This tool is designed to support expressive and receptive language development, vocabulary building, and sentence formulation. It’s ideal for SLPs, special educators, and general education teachers providing Tier 1 or Tier 2 language support under MTSS and RTI frameworks.
What’s Included:
1 Describing Wheel Mat featuring 8 prompts: emotion, size, senses, gender, category, action, shape, and color
20+ Christmas Vocabulary Picture Cards (e.g., ornament, candy cane, stocking, Santa, sleigh, tree, present, reindeer, elf)
Visual icons on the wheel to support early language learners
No prep needed – just print and go!
Why You’ll Love This Resource:
Fun, hands-on, and holiday-themed
Supports vocabulary expansion, describing skills, critical thinking, and language formulation
Perfect for December speech therapy sessions or classroom centers
Great for individual therapy, small groups, and centers
Helps build confidence in students with varying language levels
Who It’s For:
Speech-language pathologists (SLPs)
Special education teachers
General education teachers offering Tier 1 or Tier 2 language intervention
MTSS/RTI teams
Parents, homeschool educators, and interventionists
Targets and Skills:
Descriptive vocabulary
WH questions
Receptive and expressive language
Sentence creation
Thematic vocabulary development
Add a festive spin to your language sessions with this Christmas Describing Wheel!
It’s the perfect way to bring structure, language support, and seasonal fun into your therapy room or classroom.
