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Showing posts with label st patricks day. Show all posts

Friday, 12 March 2021

Leprechauns and Lucky Charms

 



Here is a pack that you can use in so many fun ways! You can use it in the classroom and in therapy. 

Pair it with your favourite St. Pattys Day and some lucky charms!

This fun pack can be used with preschool or school-aged children.

The preschool activities can be used for fine motor, colouring, matching, counting, practice printing, letter awareness and associations.

The school-aged activities target following directions, articulation (sound awareness) phonemic awareness such as beginning sounds, segmenting, ending sounds, and vowel sounds.

This pack can also be used any way your caseload needs such as with AAC- for the words same, different, here or as reinforcement.



Here is the association activity that you can use in speech therapy or as a center in the classroom. 


This sheet can be used to teach same/different or as an activity for your AAC to target: same, here, colours, top, bottom, etc.  

 


This activity can be used with play-doh to target fine motor skills.



And the best part is it is only $1!!








Monday, 12 March 2018

St. Patricks Pronoun Activity

{FREE} St. Patrick's Day Pronoun Roundup    


Hey Everyone!


How has your year been?  Isn't it just flying by?!  I am working with so many kids trying my best to make a difference in their lives ... and skills!

Many students I work with have trouble with pronouns.  I work with many First Nation Schools and in Cree language, they don't use pronouns the way we do in English. This means many of my kids goals include pronouns. I like to do something that can drive the idea home for everyone.



For my in class (entire class) activities I like this free activity I found from Catherine Reed- The Brown Bag Teacher.




It is a nice way to review pronouns for the class.
My gift to you a free activity that requires no prep and very little prep!
Use it for an entire day! 
May the luck of the Irish be with you!