Activities

This is a quick, easy and fun game that targets articulation and memory.  We used the English /s/ mixed theme.  Here are the steps:  1) Introduce all 12 snaps  2)...

Emotions: How do we label our emotions? When do we feel these emotions? Why do we feel the way we do? Coping with emotions is being able to identify them....

Why do we play matching games? We practice: - following directions - turn-taking - expanding vocabulary - understanding same vs different - visual memory and discrimination (to name a few)...

Onomatopoeia is a word that names a sound, but also mimics a sound. The word onomatopoeia comes from the combination of two Greek words, onoma meaning "name" and poiein meaning...

Children first learn to identify their own body parts, e.g. “show me your eyes”. Then, identifying the body parts of others, e.g. “show me daddy’s eyes”. They then learn how...

Enjoy one Snapi system for many different activities. You can use these suggested activities, customise them, or make up your own. Search and Snap– As the name suggests, these activities...

Welcome to the Blog Posts section of Snapi. These are short blog posts, focusing on activity ideas using Snapi. Our aim is to keep things short and basic. Personally, we...