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Saturday, April 6, 2013

There Was A Silly SLP...

I thought I'd try my hand at creating a mini-book just for SLPs!


This is the result:

There Was A Silly SLP Who Got Stuck To Some...Plurals



There is a 16 page mini-book that follow Susie, the silly SLP. Susie spills some glue on herself and then some strange things happens. She gets stuck to 6 regular plurals and 6 irregular plurals! I chose early developing irregular plurals (feet, teeth, mice, sheep, deer, fish). 



Pre/Post Test:

 Use the items on page 15 to sequence/re-tell the story:


 Regular/Irregular plural sort (use items on page 15):

Use this page and the following directions cards to "stick things on Susie." 



You have the option to read 1, 2, or 3 step directions to your students:

Talk about the different locations that Susie went and use the items on page 15 to place what she got stuck to in each:

Grammar: Susie says some silly sentences and your students need to fix them!
 Creative Writing Prompt sheet:

 Comprehension questions with visuals:

I plan to create more of these mini-books if it's something SLPs are interested in! Leave a comment to let me know what you'd like to see next and you might win a copy of this packet!



17 comments:

  1. Haha, I love this!! Great idea!! I hope to see more of these. :) Maybe antonyms/synonyms? With your creativity, the possibilities are endless! Whatever unit it may be, definitely keep the sequencing and comprehension questions included (I use those always!) THANKS!

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  2. This is cute. I agree that synonyms and antonyms would be neat to do with this idea. Basic concepts would also be good.

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  3. This is cute! Maybe categories or go togethers

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  4. Love this! It's so awesome! Verbs and pronouns would be cool. I bet artic would be great with this too.

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  5. i love this idea and the versitility of it. I think using the different parts of speech would be interesting.

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  6. categories or go togethers would be good. also memory.

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  7. I love this idea! An articulation pack would be awesome with this theme.

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  8. Associations or synonyms/antonyms!

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  9. There was an SLP thar would love this pack....me! 😄

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  10. Very clever! I agree with Breana. Practice with parts of speech would be a good resource.

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  11. Very clever! I agree with Breana that practice with parts of speech would be useful!

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  12. Love this idea! Maybe synonyms/antonyms or categories.

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  14. I would like to have additional activities for sequencing and memory skills. I love this activity that you created! My students have been going crazy over the activities that I have downloaded from your site!

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  15. Very clever! Right now I am looking for multiple meaning words

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  16. Very cute! How about one with Boehm concepts- over, under, etc.

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