I’ve been working on regular and irregular past tense verb with one of my clients. So I made these worksheets for us to use. Firstly, I introduced the rule of regular past tense (‘ed), then we discussed exceptions to the rules. After a few sessions of practice, I read these sentences aloud to see if […]
I know, what you are thinking. Halloween was just yesterday and already you are sharing Thanksgiving freebies? Well since we only have 3 Fridays before Thanksgiving, I have to start ASAP. So today is the first! Mayflower “Influences” is a simple activity that contains 18 inference cards (see examples below). Each inference card has 4 objects […]
I haven’t updated you in a while on the home PK fun, my son and I have been having so I thought I’d take this moment to share. Over the past two weeks I’ve been incorporating some number fun into our Halloween activities. So check it out! Here are some of the books we have […]
I made this simple activity to practice some articulation sounds in a fun way using the “idea” of going on a Easter egg hunt. This packet has practice sheets for:initial and final /K, G, S/ as well as /S, L, R/ blends. What do you do? Cut and laminate the eggs and place on top […]
It’s FREEBIE Friday again and it’s time we get ready to celebrate Easter in my therapy sessions. My clients had so much fun with my Heart Word Association Puzzles a few weeks ago, that I decided to make some Easter Egg ones as well. You will notice that some of these associations are quite obvious […]
clip art courtesy of: Oodles of Doodles found at www.theJoyofKindergarten.com This is the last St. Patty’s Day material I made for my kiddos this year. I wanted to make a material that focused on the articulation difficulties my kiddos where having while also encouraging phonemic awareness and early literacy skills. So…the St. Patrick’s Day Shamrock […]
Want another St. Patrick’s Day Freebie? How about a few St. Patty’s Day Puzzles? I made the rainbow and pot of gold puzzle for my kiddos but I thought, what can you use for your older kids? So you have two puzzles to choose form AND one page of blank puzzle pieces for any ?s […]
I LOVE St. Patrick’s Day and I also love using pictures for my articulation kiddos (as most of my kiddos are non-readers). But to make this activity I really couldn’t fit pictures into the small spots above so I wrote words. I decided to use words from Webber’s Jumbo Articulation Drill Book because I’m pretty […]
What shall I do for President’s Day? I thought of this simple game for one of my older clients who may not know these presidents but it’s certainly worth exposing him to. In this little packet is a game board and 6 Presidential Facts cards. I tried to pick past presidents that I thought or […]
I really wanted to use those candy hearts for St. Valentine’s Day so I thought, why not make a game of Tic-Tac-Love and use the hearts as my “Xs” and “Os”? So that is what we are going to do. Each child will have their own color hearts and I’ll have mine. I think to […]
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