Are you looking for a fun, humorous figurative language activity for Halloween?

Give Me a Break is a game featuring 40 body-part idioms and skeletons. The idioms cards are shaped like bones and can be hung on a toy skeleton or placed onto a skeleton mat. 

The idiom game cards correspond to body parts. Example:

• Cold feet - tape the card to a foot of the skeleton.
• Spine-tingling card attaches to the skeleton's back.
• Give someone a hand attaches to a bony hand.

This resource will easily stretch across many sessions leading up to Halloween and is sure to be a valuable figurative language tool for years to come!

Targets:  Vocabulary, idioms, understanding figurative language, auditory comprehension, executive functioning, higher-level critical thinking, and communication skills.

What's Included:

A huge PDF resource of: 

✧ 40 idiom bone game cards, Print and Digital versions 

✧ 6 skeleton game mats 

✧ Progress monitoring or data collection sheets

✧ Definitions or answer key

✧ Listening and Spoken Language Tips

✧ A guide with instructions

➼ OPTIONAL but not included: Use a toy skeleton available online and at a Halloween or dollar store

IDEAL FOR:

 Listening & Spoken Language, Deaf & Hard of Hearing, Auditory Processing Disorder, Speech and Language Therapy, School Lessons, Auditory Verbal Sessions, Special Education, English Lessons, Homeschoolers...

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✢ PRINT - One-time easy prep. Print and cut out the 40 bones cards.

Print the skeleton mats OR use a toy skeleton.

✢ DIGITAL - The body part idiom bone cards can be screen shared with your favorite PDF reader such as the free Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.

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