Halloween Round-Up

It's that time of year again - costumes, candy, and spooky fun! Here are some seasonal activities you can use to add some Halloween fun to your sessions:

October Mystery: This is only available for the month of October! You can also enter a special giveaway just for purchasing!

Mummy Madness: This is a freebie! It's fairly open-ended and can be used for describing, making sentences, writing a story, etc. 

Pumpkin Irregular Plurals: This is also free and focuses on those irregular plurals that change the "f" to a "v." There is a cute poem that can help your students remember the rule. 

Batty Associations: This is an original mini-book and activities that has some Halloween vocabulary.

Some other freebies that I've seen pop up from fellow SLP bloggers include:

Cooking:

Spooky, Toothy Halloween Treat Freebie from Speech Snacks

Books:

Room on the Broom freebie from The Speech Bubble

Misc:

Halloween Riddles from Major Speech Pathology By A Minor Girl

Open-Ended Games:

Boo! A Spooky Ghost Game from thedabblingspeechie

Halloween Open Ended Game by Dean Trout

Candy Corn Speech from Lauren LaCour

Grammar:

Halloween Grammar Freebie from Nicole Allison

Ghostly Grammar from Speech Time Fun

Artic:

Vocalic R Halloween Fortunes by Courtney Gragg
Spooky Speech by Sublime Speech

Language/Vocabulary:

Halloween Memory by Carrie Manchester

Scary Simile Jack-o-Lanterns by WordNerdSpeechTeach

Monster Describing and Guessing Game by Super Power Speech
Halloween Idioms and Phrases from Jenna Rayburn

These should keep you well-stocked for the coming weeks! Reminder: if you download any of these freebies, please leave feedback!! 

Pumpkin Product!

Confession: Halloween is not my favorite holiday. I think it's because I don't like scary things and Halloween always makes me think about ghosts, haunted houses, and thriller movies. I do like all things pumpkin though, so I decided to create a fun pumpkin freebie that targets irregular plurals. Particularly, the ones where the "f" changes to a "v." This one seems to be the hardest for my students to grasp. Enter Pumpkin (Irregular) Plurals (click the picture to snatch it up):

Use this fun poem to help your students remember the rule:

Have your students say or write plural form on the second pumpkin - this would work well for a literacy or writing center too!

There are sentence prompts where the students need to say the sentence, but change the word in the pumpkin to the plural form. 

It's short and sweet, but it's FREE and it's the first Halloween themed product in my store!! What do you think?