Christmas Worksheets & MORE!

It's officially December.  What?  Cue the Christmas lights, carols, and crowded malls.  Here's to a fun-filled holiday season!

In my speech room, we are all about fun Christmas activities this month, from gingerbread men to Santa.  So today, I've got another worksheet pack ready...Christmas style!

Quick side note: This post is kind of long, so be sure and stay with me until the end for a giveaway at the bottom!  

This pack is a little bigger than my other worksheet/HW packs.  It comes with 18 generic worksheets, including:

Do-A-Dots

Cut/glue activities

Coloring sheet reinforcers

Syllable practice

Dice Games

Tic Tac Toe, Christmas Flip books, and More!

There are also specific activities for /r/ and /s/ included.

LOVE these Christmas flip books!

You can grab this worksheet pack at my TPT store HERE!

December also means exit fall and enter winter!  To help get ready, I've got a couple more packets for you.  Newly available in my store are a Winter Worksheet & HW Packet as well as a Valentine's Day Worksheet & HW Packet.

Most of my worksheet packs have similar activities but with different themes.  Here's a look at a little of what's included in the winter pack:

Grab this packet at my TPT store HERE.

Here are a few glimpses at the Valentine packet:

You can grab this packet at my TPT store HERE.

All 3 of these packs are in black and white and are made to be printed on regular paper.  No laminating, colored ink, or card stock required.  :)

If you're interested, you can grab ALL 3 packs bundled together to save a little $...20% to be exact!

I've also got a free copy of the bundle (all 3 packs) ready to giveaway!  Just enter in the rafflecopter below.


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Articulation Carry-Over Activities

We've all been there.  After months of drill and practice and tongue depressors, he's finally got his /r/ sound!  He can say it in words, in phrases, even sentences and short conversations.  You're thinking he's definitely on his way out the door with a "graduation" certificate soon.  Then you see him in the hallway.  He grins at you, waves his hand cheerfully, and says, "Hey, Miss Lauwen!  I was just going to the bathwoom and getting a dwink of watew."

Uuuggghhhh!  It seems like the second they leave the speech room, everything the've been learning and practicing goes out the window.  This is exactly why I like to get my kids out of the speech room every so often to reinforce their articulation skills.  

If you aren't sure how to do that, my new download will be a big help!  Check out Carry-Over Activities for Articulation.  :)  It's all black and white, so NO colored ink required for this one!  

This packet comes with 4 activities that get kids up and out of the speech room to address the carry-over of their target sounds.  Activities are included for /r, s, l, k, sh, ch, th/ and blends.  

I begin by having my students choose a card and highlight all the words with their target sound.  We then role play with echo microphones or other props.  After they've rehearsed, I take them out into the hallways to find as many people to interact with as possible.  OR I let them make an actual phone call (if I feel they can handle it).  

You can also record them using your phone or iPad for them to review afterward.  This helps with self-rating and monitoring.

The kit includes 4 types of cards:

1.  Interview a Friend - Students ask other students questions and wait for their responses.  They rate themselves using the smiley faces afterward.  

2.  Make a Phone Call - Kids call a local store and ask a question that contains lots of their target sounds.  This one is usually harder since they're often nervous when calling. 

3.  Give Information - Students can find a faculty member, janitor, or other student and read them the information on the card.

4.  Tell a Joke - Students tell a joke to another student or faculty member that they see in the hallway.

I try to have them find as many people as they can to ask the questions.  The more they practice the better, right?  Most of the cards are shorter so your non-readers can quickly memorize the sentences with a little help from you.  

I've also included some data tracking cards for the therapist or students to see a visual of how they're doing.

  

What do you think?  You can grab this packet at my TPT store HERE!  

Oh, and I've got a free copy for a random blog follower as well!  Just comment below to enter and I'll pick a winner in a bit.

Easter Worksheets/HW Packet

I've been working on an Easter/springy worksheet packet lately and finally finished it.  :)  I had several requests for more packets like my St. Patty's Day homework packet, so be on the lookout for more to come!

Check out my Easter Worksheet/HW Packet!  Yay for NO laminating or using up my colored ink!

There are 12 generic worksheets, 5 worksheets for /r/, and 5 worksheets for /s/.  I love all of these cutesie Easter graphics!  :)

Do-a-dots!

I love Do-a-dots!  However, I have yet to find those fun magic markers.  We just use regular.


Roll-a-sound chick and jellybeans!

Decorate you own Easter egg.  I let my kids draw, add stickers, add stamps, and whatever else I've got on hand to make there eggs cute.  These might be better off printed on construction paper or cardstock.

Cut and glue activities: Feed the Bunny and Eggs in a Basket.  These also come in blank sets as well.

Easter tic-tac-toe!  

Say it 5 Bunnies :)

There are directions on each page to make it easier to send home for homework.  It'll be great to send home for extra practice over spring break!

You can grab this set at my TPT store HERE!!  What do you think?  I'm giving away a free copy to a random follower.  Just comment below to enter, and I'll choose someone later on!  :) :)

St. Patty's Day Worksheets & HW Packet!!

You ever finish a game or activity and find yourself with a several minutes to spare?  There's not enough time to start something new, but too much time to start wrapping it up.  At this point, my go-to is usually a worksheet.  I like having several on hand and ready to grab.  I like even better when they're generic, and I can quickly jot some artic words, sight words, or vocabulary words on their sheet.

Another good thing about worksheets is if they don't finish, I can send it home with them for homework.  Today, I have some of these fun worksheets for you.  You can use them for a therapy activity or just to send home for homework.  I'm hoping these will be motivating enough for them to actually do their homework!  Lol.

This packet is super cute and St. Patty's Day themed!  Check it out!  I love that there is NO laminating or colored ink required!  :)

There are 12 generic worksheets and 5 worksheets for /r/ and 5 worksheets for /s/.  Aren't they fun?
Do-a-dot clover! :)

Color a clover pages!





Roll a sound rainbow and clovers!

What's under the hat cut and glue activity and color by speech sound worksheets.

I've filled in some of the worksheets with /r/ and /s/ sounds too.  All of these also come in blank as well.

Cut and glue activities for pot o'gold and feed the owl.

Tic-tac-toe Irish flags and roll-a-sound clover style!

You can grab this at my TPT store HERE!  What do you think?  What will you be sending home for homework next month?  

And don't forget about the President's Day sale!!  15% off my entire store all day long!  Grab what you need!  :)