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Need a St. Patrick's Day themed game to get your students thinking? This could be just the one you are looking for! With yes/no questions that range from very easy (e.g., "Are rainbows black and white?") to difficult (e.g., "Is…
Have fun with your students while creating a variety of words, both silly and real. Using word families and a variety of letters to place in front of them, your students can make up words just like Dr. Seuss! With…
Dr. Seuss forever changed children's literature by making it fun and lively. Keep your sessions fun and full of learning with this activity based on Dr. Seuss's The Foot Book. The Foot Book is full of early opposites such as…
Some students with language impairments need direct, specific instruction for learning concepts such as "neither", "either", and "both". This winter you can let this snowman activity help teach and reinforce the meanings of these terms. Interactive Material: This material includes…
When your students can identify and fix errors in capitalization, they may be ready to write their own sentences following the rules for capitalization. This worksheet contains prompts that guide students into writing sentences about topics that require capitalized words. …
"Fix-ups" are a great way to have students identify and correct written errors, which can then carry-over to editing their own writing. These winter themed fix-ups focus only on capitalization errors. You can print copies of this language therapy worksheet…