Week in Review 04/17/15

Old School Speech
I started this linky so that SLPs could go to 1 place to get ideas for therapy. Write a post about either what you did this week, or what you have planned for next week. All I ask is that you share a link back to my blog in your post.
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Theme of the week:

5 Minute Day:
The students had 5 minutes to see if they could finish the game:
Old Lady...Frog Game Board

For my groups of 4, the extra center was the rain daub picture from A Dab of  Speech and Language for the Year (Speech is Sweet).
Preschool Language:
We did a lot of sequencing this week. My students fed the old lady as I read the story.
I used Sparklle SLP's There was an Old Lady Who  Swallowed a Frog Language Book Companion for following directions and sequencing.
We also made minibooks using Figuratively Speeching SLP's There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed-2 Emergent Readers/Minibooks. I cut out pictures from Lessonpix to go with the minibooks:

We had a rainy week, so this sheet from Queen's Speech's Structured Sentence Building was perfect.

School –Aged Language:
My lower elementary kids followed directions and answered "wh" questions using Sparklle SLP's There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Frog Language Book Companion.

My 3rd-5th graders are working hard to get ready for the state testing. I'm reviewing a social story about taking his time while testing, then he's reading a passage and answering questions. Following that,  we review the answers and he finds supporting evidence in the passage for the answers. 
 Another student used the grammar dice that I made using Lessonpix. He rolled the dice, then verbally produced a sentence. I wrote down what he said, then I read it for him. He decided if the sentence was grammatically correct, and if not, he fixed it.


Game Day:
I wish you could have seen my kids eyes when they saw this:
I took out the jewel and replaced it with stickers. For the first group, I only had 1 sticker (for the person who found the last ball), but one of my Kinders suggested that I put enough in for everybody in the group. 

Homework:
I whipped up a couple of homework sheets using Lessonpix and Word for homework for this week:

That's what the activities in my speech room looked like. What did you do, or what do you have planned to do for next week?

1 comment:

  1. Mary, you are amazing! Love the social story for test taking. Perfect! Thanks for the shout out and that old lady bucket leaves me wanting to run out to the dollar store! One of these months I will keep up with your linky and link up!

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