My speech kids love using BINGO daubers! It’s great too because I can get a lot of practice repetitions in while making it fun and playing a game. Each player gets a game board. Then we roll the dice and practice saying our target words the number of times on the dice while filling up the spots on the board. Whoever fills it up first wins! You can
This is a little late, but I see private clients on Saturday and I needed an activity to go along with the book “There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick,” by Lucille Colandro. As you probably know, I usually incorporate repetitive books into therapy as a way to provide vocabulary in context, but to also have the kids participate by having a part in the book to
Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, I whipped up a subject pronoun has/have verb agreement activity that the kids love! Laminate, or just print and glue, all my little kids love it, and you’ll love it too, because it’s free! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!!
I was finally able to make a new game for my kiddos with enough time to spare for St. Patrick’s Day! This game follows the same idea as my other repetitive games. Kids have a game board, in this case, a black pot: The kids draw a card from the card deck. If the card contains a shamrock with gold coins, the child collects the amount of coins
I decided since my Spooky SpiderWeb game was so popular, I’d make another one for my kids with a winter snow theme. I go back to work tomorrow and I’m excited to play this with the kids. You start with printing out the snowman boards. Glue onto a manila envelope or cereal box and cut out the mouth. Then cut out the game cards and snow balls. Cutting
As we move into January and I’m spending some time off during my winter break snowed in, I decided to create a follow up companion pack to my most popular companion pack to date, which was “I know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bell.” This is a similar repetitive story named, “There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bell.” This companion pack follows a similar format: I