The Silly SLP Strikes Again (Introducing Sam SLP)

I received some really kind feedback about my plurals mini-book that I decided to create another with categories! 

The mini-book uses a very similar storyline to the plurals book. In each room, Susie gets stuck to 3 items within a category for a total of 8 different categories:

Sequencing mat: 

Full page Susie! Students follow 1-3 step directions to stick the objects onto her!

Following directions cards: 1-3 steps included on one card. Simply give the students the number of steps they are working on:

Sorting mats:

Say Another cards:

Spot the Silly Cards (students need to fix the error in Susie's sentence):

3 writing pages are included (plus a blank one):

Board game: talk about what things Susie got stuck to in each room!

Comprehension questions (with visual answers):

I also decided to include the same activities featuring a male SLP, so meet Sam SLP (who is just as silly as Susie):

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Find the Fruit Basic Concepts + Homework Sheets

I have a lot of pre-K and early elementary kids working on basic concepts (in, on, behind, same, different, top, etc). I also like fruit! I decided to create a basic concepts activity with the fruit clipart that I used for the Fruit Bowl Fluency Game. 

The Find the Fruit Basic Concepts Game works in a similar manner, with students working to earn as much fruit as they can to put in their bowl. Print out as many bowls and pieces of fruit you need (1 sheet of fruit per 2 students is likely enough). 

I targeted the following concepts: in, on, top, bottom, under, above, in front, behind, between, same, different, left, right, big, and small. Again, these are by no means ALL basic concepts; however, they are the ones that I seem to target the most! You get a total of 100 different game cards. See the picture below to get a better idea of how many cards target each concept. 

 See examples of cards here:

I'm also trying something different: I know most of us like to send some type of "homework" assignment with our students. I included 10 different homework sheets with examples of the concepts targeted in the game. I'm hoping this will make your lives a little easier! Let me know in the comments if this is something you'd like to see on future materials.

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