One chameleon wants to ask the other to dance, but he is too nervous and every time he tries something goes wrong. Invisible Animated Short: Two chameleons are lonely at a school dance.
Acceptance & FriendshipĪlike: This is a beautiful animated short with the message that it is okay to be different from others! Great for working on describing, cause/effect, perspective taking, summarizing, and predicting!
The video features excellent imagery for using figurative language! Also great for perspective taking and cause/effect. Great for perspective taking, describing, and problem solving.Īfternoon Class: A boy fights the urge to fall asleep during a boring afternoon class. Back to SchoolĬlocky: Cute story of a little alarm clock getting ready to ring for the first time. Great for discussing problem solving and cause/effect. Great for inferencing, describing, and identifying emotions.Īutumn Leaves: Cute, super short film about a little boy enjoying the leaves in the fall! Great for sparking discussion about fall and making simple predictions!Īutumn Squirrel: Silly video about a squirrel trying to keep the Autumn chill out of his tree house. Geri’s Game Pixar Short: Geri is enjoying a competitive game of chess in the park…against himself. Great for working on comparing and describing the different seasons. Preheated: A boy decides to make a birthday cake for his eccentric scientist father, but accidentally spills one of his dad’s experiments and ends up with super hot hands! Use this video to target predicting, sequencing, inferencing, describing, and summarizing.Īutomne: This animated reimagines the changing of the seasons by creating seasonal characters, who paint their season on to a scale model of the Earth when it is their turn. You can bookmark this playlist on YouTube for quick access to animated shorts for speech therapy. Any Video/Article Visual Organizers for Describing and Critical ThinkingĬlick on the playlist icon in the top right of the video to see all videos included on the playlist.
#Animated video shorts free
You can sign up for a free account to make twenty of your own videos, but you also get unlimited access to tons of videos made by other educators. You can also trim videos to remove content inappropriate or irrelevant to your students. EdpuzzleĮdpuzzle allows you to add strategic pauses in videos with built in question prompts. If you are worried about inappropriate advertisements popping up or the video ending and automatically playing something inappropriate next, paste the YouTube link into and it will generate a safe version of the video hosted off of YouTube, so you do not have to worry about students seeing advertisements or content that you have not approved. I want to familiarize you with three helpful resources to bring these videos to the next level. Often these videos are wordless or have minimal dialogue, which allows the students to make inferences, predictions, and use descriptive language.īefore we get to the list. I love to use short videos in speech therapy sessions to spark discussion and increase engagement.
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