Session Plan Classroom Based Language Therapy - Animals

Session Plan Classroom Based Language Therapy - Animals

This is an example of a lesson plan for a classroom based language therapy session focusing on 'animals' written by Kate Meredith (Speech Pathologist) targeting a group of students working to build many aspects of their language, including;

• book orientation and awareness

• answering questions

• following instructions

• sequencing

• understanding and use of position concepts

• expressive vocabulary

• descriptive concepts

• vocabulary - Loud/ quiet

• requesting and

• choicemaking. 

The lesson plan includes resources including;

• topic boards

• concept cards

• Picture Communication Symbol (PCS) stimulus

• requesting strip

• animal cards

• visual instruction sheets and

• a list of other tools needed.

Planning and implementing lessons with a particular subject focus is a great way to build students' language skills whilst learning and interacting with subject content. Teachers can incoporate subjects being taught in units of work and topics of interest.