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…
This syntax activity is a bit different than many of our other ones. With these sentences, students arrange the sentence pieces into two different sentences by making an adjective describe two different nouns. For example, one set of sentence pieces…
Looking for gold My students love this activity so much, they want to keep playing it over and over! Finding gold is pretty exciting, you know! The other great part of this activity is that it can be used to…
This activity was sent in by Becky Pearson from The Dalles, Oregon. She discovered a great way to turn chocolate candy boxes into a fun and flexible therapy activity. It's portable and can easily be used with a group of…