MagneTalk Following Directions

MagneTalk Following Directions is a magnetic game targeting listening and direction-following skills through visual picture cues, designed for use by Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and teachers with students in grades pre-kindergarten and up and children ages 3 to 9.

A 14" x 18" magnetic game board with illustrated picture cue tiles gives Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and teachers a concrete, visual way to improve listening and direction-following skills with adorable illustrated characters.

MagneTalk Following Directions presents students with directions such as "First, wiggle your fingers. Then, touch your nose!" using visual picture cues paired with illustrated characters to support comprehension and sequencing of multi-step directions. The magnetic tile format allows students to physically demonstrate their understanding by placing tiles in the correct sequence or location. 

Who is this following directions game helpful for?

MagneTalk Following Directions is designed to target listening comprehension and multi-step direction-following in students in grades pre-kindergarten and up, and children ages 3 to 9. Ideal for use by Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and teachers in individual therapy sessions or small group listening instruction.

Why Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) and teachers love this game:

The visual picture cue format gives young students an additional comprehension support beyond verbal instruction alone, which is particularly valuable for students who struggle with auditory-only direction-following. The magnetic, hands-on response format also gives clinicians a clear, observable way to assess whether a direction was correctly understood. By Sharon G. Webber, M.S. Design by Chuck Hart.

MagneTalk Following Directions includes:

• 1 sturdy magnetic game board (14" x 18")
• Illustrated picture cue tiles for following directions practice
• Game ideas
• Easy-storage plastic tote

Caution: Choking hazard, contains small parts. Not intended for children under the age of three.