Use this hands-on activity to help your students rearrange statements into questions. Students are able to physically manipulate the sentence parts, giving them a chance to try them in various positions before deciding on an answer. The printable version includes…
This therapy idea includes a free printable of the shapes for the eyes, nose, and mouth and does not require a membership! Here's an easy, adaptable activity for your younger students. Let them add eyes, a nose, and a mouth…
Give your students practice describing Halloween words with these worksheets. You can give them prompting questions, such as "What category is it in?" and "What parts does it have?", to help them fill it out or use the worksheet as…
Ahh, carving a real pumpkin... what a wonderful and awful experience. I have to admit that it's a love/hate sort of thing for me. I love all of the wonderful language skills you can address with this activity such as…
Can your students name four types of candy? What two things do they think a ghost might say? Find out how creative your students are with this fun, not-so-scary naming game! Quick, Portable, Fun, and Flexible All you need are…
Use Easter and spring sentences to build a basket These sentences make it easier to work with a group of students who are focused on different sounds or skills. Every sentence contains the /k/, /l/, /s/, and "r" sounds. The…