Owl Baby Crafts
This week my daughter chose the owl for our weekly animal. I planned our week off of Owl Babies by Martin Waddell. I have always loved this book and frequently use it in therapy. We had a lot of fun coming up with crafts to go along with it. Crafts are a great way to target speech and language at home, in the classroom, or in therapy. I started with this one because my daughter has been obsessed with gluing recently. It was super easy to set up. I drew a quick owl picture, helped her cut out some feathers and let her go to town gluing them all on. You can print off the one below or draw your own. The language goals I targeted include requesting supplies, following 1-2 step directions, and describing our pictures using adjectives. Next, we made shadow puppets. We just cut out some owls and taped them to a popsicle stick. Then the fun began. We set up a light in my daughter's room with her blackout curtains up. The kids had a blast making and