Speech Therapy Toys: Piggy Bank with Labels Freebie!

One of my very favorite speech therapy toys is the Fisher Price Piggy Bank.

Several of my youngest students LOVE playing with this toy. I love it too, especially for targeting core vocabulary words such as in, out, open, close, put, go, play, on, off, stop, mine, etc.. It’s incredibly motivating! While there are animals on the coins already, many of my students were having trouble seeing them! So of course, I made my own labels!

I made labels to target:

-actions

-basic nouns

-summer vocabulary

-adjectives

-body parts

-emotions

There are 10 coins for each topic, 5 larger and 5 smaller. See some examples below:

If you’re wondering how I attach them, read on! I’m obsessed. I used Aleene’s Tack It. I put a small dot on the plastic coin and let it dry overnight.

 

I did this on both sides! Then I printed, laminated, and cut the coins. When you stick the labels on using Aleene’s Tack It, you can remove and replace the labels easily forever and ever!

Once you’re done playing, it all fits back into the pig just like normal! I keep my extra labels in a pile with a paperclip around them in the pig for easy storage.

If you could use this awesome freebie for one of the classic speech therapy toys, click here to check it out on Teachers Pay Teachers. If you’re interested in other fabulous products for early communicators, click here.

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