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Object Function for Speech Therapy
What do you do with a key?
What do we do with scissors?
What are socks for?
What does a car do?
What is a hammer for?
What is chapstick for?
What are shoes for?
What is a spoon for?
What do you do with a comb?
What do you do with a telephone?
What do you do with a ball?
What do you do with a book?
What do you do with a pencil?
What do you do with milk?
What do you do with a ladder?
What do you do with crayons?
What do you do with a broom?
What do you do with a paintbrush?
What does a doorbell do?
What do you do with soap?
What do you do with a cup?
What does shampoo do?
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What do you do with a vacuum?
What do you do with camera?
What is a bed for?
What do you do with an apple?
What is a hat for?
What do you do with an oven?
What do you do with a bike?
What do you do with a chair?
What do you do with a washcloth?
What is a coat for?
What does a seatbelt do?
What does a lamp do?
What do you do with a napkin?
What do you do with tape?
What do you do with a watering can?
What are sunglasses for?
What do you do with a necklace?
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Object-Function:
‘’What is It For?”
This activity was designed to teach students to identify the function of an
object and express it into a sentence.
Object function is a very important speech therapy term. It links a verb to an object.
This means that we are linking a function or verb to an item. This is a very big and
necessary step in language development.
It is the fact that we see many children can name a lot of different items (nouns), but
they don't use verbs. With this activity, you help the children to learn to use the verbs
and take their language to a next level.
Level 1: Starts with a matching activity, where child matches the object to the
function. You help the children to know the nouns and the verbs.
For example:
1. An apple - to eat
2. A pencil - to write
Level 2: Make the 2 different forms of sentences:
For example:
‘’A bed’’
1. What is a bed for?
2. What do we sleep on?
Level 3: Answer the questions, using the cards.
Level 4: Answer the questions, but not using the cards.
Level 5: Use the real items: real apple, real pencil… and put this activity into the real
life. Ask a question whenever you do something, and whenever you see any object.
Please remember to practice with lots of repetition.
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