St. Patrick's Day Feelings {Freebie}

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Today I'm sharing a St. Patrick's Day feelings freebie.

 These sweet shamrocks have 10 different faces expressing emotions!

Use the cards for a variety of activities for children with social pragmatic deficits! Grab the freebie over at TPT.

You can grab the freebie over at TPT. While you're there, fill up your wish-list for Sunday's big sale!

Expressive Language for St. Patty!

I feel like I've been working on this packet forever! So I'm happy to introduce my Expressive Language activities with the St. Patty's theme. If you haven't used my activities before, let me  explain a little! I create a few packets full of activities that I can adapt and use with almost all of my k-5 students. This is my 'lesson planning' for the month of March (with the receptive/grammar packets!) I hope they save you time and energy if you need them! 

  The packet is 41 pages featuring 4 activities: Asking Questions, Comparing & Contrasting, Retelling Familiar Sequences and Attributes/Describing. 

Developed for use in speech therapy by speech-language pathologist. THis packet is also great for literacy center and parents working on carryover. 

Who Burnt ‘Em?: Asking Questions: (48 cards) Students play the game by drawing the cards. Each contains an answer. The students need to develop an appropriate question to match that answer. If they answer correctly the students keep their card. Watch out for special cards! 

Weee ‘Lil Monsters: Comparing & Contrasting (24 cards) Print each robot card. When students draw a card, have them describe how the two items are the same and how they are different.

Over the Rainbow: Retelling Familiar Sequences: (24 cards)Students pull a sequencing card. Read the card and identify the steps to complete the sequence. If they retell the sequence correctly they may keep the card. If they keep it, they can store it on their leprechaun mat

Four Leaf Attributes: (30 matching, 15 expressive cards) Use the matching and expressive cards to describe the given objects. 3 ways to play included! 

St. Patty Board Game: Use this game board as an accompaniment to any activity included in the set.

You can find it in my Teachers Pay Teacher store. 


Leave a comment below and I'll pick a random winner to get a free copy!

St. Patrick's Day Receptive Language

I absolutely LOVE creating theses seasonal packets. It's making my life so much easier!  I just store these in gallon ziplock bags, next to my table and they are ready to grab for therapy the entire month! I listened to your Facebook feedback and developed this receptive language packet with a few new additions! 

The packet is 56 pages featuring 5 activities. Listening Comprehension, Categories, WH Questions, Synonyms & Antonyms, Following Temporal Directions. 

•  Little Green Monster: Comprehension (24 cards) On each turn, have the students draw one task card. This will determine which skill to target (main idea, prediction, recalling details, character, setting.) Have the student draw one monster card. Read the paragraph to the student and have them answer the appropriate questions.

•  Who Burnt ‘Em?: WH Questions (48 cards) Students play the game by drawing the cupcake cards. Each contains a question. The student needs to answer the question to keep the card. Sort the cards onto the correct wrapper based on the type of question. Watch out for the burnt cupcake pans!

•  Whoot Before You Holler: Following Temporal Directions (24 cards) Print all cards and enough trees for each student. Students draw direction cards. If they complete the task correctly, they place it on their scene. If they draw a special card, take an extra turn or put all cards back, as determined by the card.

•  Pot ‘O Gold: Categories (18 categories, 54 category members) Print all cards. Let student sort the gold coin cards into the correct pot based on categories. Homework sheet included.

•  Chatty Monsters: Synonyms & Antonyms Levels 1 & 2: (48 cards) You won’t believe what’s living in your bath tub! Chatty Monsters! These monsters escaped and need to find their way back home to the right bathtub. Help sort them by reading the words on each card and deciding if the given words are synonyms or antonyms. Then sort the cards. Just watch out for the leprechauns who want to steal all your monsters!

•  St. Patty Board Game: Use this game board as an accompaniment to any activity included in the set. 

You can grab this packet in my TPT Store! Hopefully you can use it for the entire month of March like I will! 

Just to say you shamROCK, I'll giveaway a copy of this document to someone who comments below! 

Lucky Grammar

I'm in the middle of laminating my Valentine's Day activities, but in my down time  (wait, what's that again) I have made the second of my St. Patrick's Day activities! I asked you what you needed added on Facebook. I heard you and added 3rd person singular activities! What else is new HOMEWORK SHEETS! Or use them as recording sheets during the activities!

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  No doubt,  that even though I have these packets done right now, I'll be furiously laminating them on February 28 trying to get them ready for the beginning of March. 
  
  
  
  
  
  Lucky Grammar . The packet includes 7 different small group activities. Perfect for speech therapy or literacy groups, with a St. Patrick's Day theme! 
  
  
  
  
  Gold Coins: Pronouns (60 cards) Fill in the blanks with the correct pronoun. Collect gold coins on your pot of gold!
  
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  Over the Rainbow: Irregular Verb Cards (20 cards) Each card contains a sentence. Students must choose the correct answer to fill in the blank. They may keep their card on the box of chocolates if they answer correctly.
  
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   Sweet: Irregular Plurals (24 cards) Students read each card. Find the cupcakes that match. Develop a sentence for each.
  
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  March Monsters: IS/ARE(18 cards) Students read the sentences and fill in the blanks with is/are. Sort the St. Patrick’s Day Monsters.
  
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  Hoot Hoot: HAVE/HAS Cards (18 cards) Students read the sentence on the card and fill in the blank with HAVE or HAS. Then sort the owls onto the right tree.
  
  
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  Irish Style: WAS/WERE cards (18 cards) Students draw a card. Read the sentence and fill in the blank with the correct past tense form of ‘to be.’ Sort the card onto the flag.
  
  
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  Lucky Lou: 3rd Person Singular: (18 Cards) Students help Lou figure out how to finish each sentence! 
  
  
  
  
  Based on your feedback from other activities, I've also included 13 pages of homework activities.   These extension activities cover each grammar target covered. 
  
  Grab this download on my TPT Store! Leave a comment and I'll pick one random person to win a copy! 
  

St. Patrick's Day Articulation Packets

Just popping in to show you a few new articulation packets in my TPT Store. These are the sets I will use all during March for St. Patrick's Day! 

My articulation packets are split by 'later sounds' and 'earlier sounds'.  Let's start with the later sounds packet. The huge packets includes 75 pages of articulation card games (hint: print them half size to save ink!) This later sounds pack features 384 color pictures, using smarty symbols, for S, L, TH, SH, CH, J, R, S blends, L blends. There are 12 cards in the initial, medial and final position for each sound. The R sound includes 12 prevocalic, and 12 of each vocalic /r/ sound in mixed positions. 

Check out these sneak peek pictures: 

The 'Earlier Sounds' packet features initial and final positions of P,B,M,K,G,T,D,F. The packet is 40 pages with 192 color pictures using Smarty Symbols. 

You can find both packets in my TPT Store. Early Sounds here and Later Sounds here.