What’s in the Treasure Box?

Make language learning fun with this summer-themed guessing game! Children are presented with clues and are encouraged to infer, describe, and guess the hidden summer object before matching it to the corresponding picture card.

This resource is designed to support the development of vocabulary, inferencing, describing skills, and expressive language in an engaging and interactive way.

What's Included

• 50 summer object cards
• 50 inference cards with three clues for each object
• Full-colour version
• Black-and-white version for ink-friendly printing

How to Use

  1. Select an inference card and place it behind the treasure chest.

  2. Read the clues aloud one by one. The first clue is the hardest, while the third clue is the easiest.

  3. Encourage learners to guess the hidden object.

  4. Reveal and match the corresponding picture card.

  5. Expand the activity by discussing the object's features, category, function, or personal experiences.

Ideal For

• Speech and language therapy
• Small groups
• Classroom activities
• Home practice
• Early years and special education settings


If you enjoy this resource, I’d really appreciate your feedback as it helps support my work and allows me to continue creating more materials. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out via email on accesabilityspeech@gmail.com. I’m always happy to help!

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