Hearts, hugs, and happy talk! This Valentine’s Day-themed describing wheel brings festive fun into your speech and language sessions while building essential vocabulary and expressive language skills.
Just place a Valentine’s-themed vocabulary card in the center of the wheel and have your students describe it using the built-in prompts for attributes like category, size, senses, and more.
Designed for speech-language pathologists, general education classrooms, and MTSS/RTI interventions, this low-prep resource makes themed learning both effective and easy to implement.
What’s Included:
1 Describing Wheel Mat with 8 descriptive prompts: emotion, size, senses, gender, category, action, shape, and color
20+ Valentine’s Day-Themed Vocabulary Cards (e.g., heart, card, cupid, roses, chocolate, teddy bear, love note, hug, balloon, gift)
Visual clipart for each word to support comprehension and AAC
Print-and-go formatting—perfect for busy SLPs and teachers
Why You’ll Love This Resource:
Fun, festive visuals that increase engagement and participation
Supports vocabulary development and sentence expansion
Encourages carryover of descriptive language into conversation
Adaptable for all learners—from emerging speakers to advanced language users
Who It’s Perfect For:
SLPs running holiday-themed therapy sessions
Classroom teachers implementing Tier 1 or Tier 2 RTI/MTSS interventions
Special educators working on language generalization
Parents looking for simple, themed home practice
Preschool through early elementary learners
Targets and Skills:
Descriptive language
Expressive and receptive vocabulary
WH-question generation
Sentence building
Categorization and sensory description
How It’s Versatile:
Great for small group, individual, or station work
Integrates well with Valentine’s Day classroom units
Can be paired with seasonal books, crafts, or sensory bins
Suitable for speech, language, and inclusive classrooms
Excellent visual supports for AAC users
Add some heartfelt language fun to your February speech sessions!
The Valentine’s Day Describing Wheel is a festive tool that keeps kids talking, thinking, and learning while celebrating the season of kindness and communication.
Hearts, hugs, and happy talk! This Valentine’s Day-themed describing wheel brings festive fun into your speech and language sessions while building essential vocabulary and expressive language skills.
Just place a Valentine’s-themed vocabulary card in the center of the wheel and have your students describe it using the built-in prompts for attributes like category, size, senses, and more.
Designed for speech-language pathologists, general education classrooms, and MTSS/RTI interventions, this low-prep resource makes themed learning both effective and easy to implement.
What’s Included:
1 Describing Wheel Mat with 8 descriptive prompts: emotion, size, senses, gender, category, action, shape, and color
20+ Valentine’s Day-Themed Vocabulary Cards (e.g., heart, card, cupid, roses, chocolate, teddy bear, love note, hug, balloon, gift)
Visual clipart for each word to support comprehension and AAC
Print-and-go formatting—perfect for busy SLPs and teachers
Why You’ll Love This Resource:
Fun, festive visuals that increase engagement and participation
Supports vocabulary development and sentence expansion
Encourages carryover of descriptive language into conversation
Adaptable for all learners—from emerging speakers to advanced language users
Who It’s Perfect For:
SLPs running holiday-themed therapy sessions
Classroom teachers implementing Tier 1 or Tier 2 RTI/MTSS interventions
Special educators working on language generalization
Parents looking for simple, themed home practice
Preschool through early elementary learners
Targets and Skills:
Descriptive language
Expressive and receptive vocabulary
WH-question generation
Sentence building
Categorization and sensory description
How It’s Versatile:
Great for small group, individual, or station work
Integrates well with Valentine’s Day classroom units
Can be paired with seasonal books, crafts, or sensory bins
Suitable for speech, language, and inclusive classrooms
Excellent visual supports for AAC users
Add some heartfelt language fun to your February speech sessions!
The Valentine’s Day Describing Wheel is a festive tool that keeps kids talking, thinking, and learning while celebrating the season of kindness and communication.
