After a real winter here in South Louisiana (we don’t get too many of those), Spring has officially sprung! My husband is an avid gardener and he is in the process of whipping our yard and gardens into shape. I wish I could brag that I have been knee deep in Spring cleaning, but alas, I have not been. As any school SLP knows, this time of the school year is CRAZY BUSY and when I get home, all I can muster the strength to do is:
things are still hopping in my speech room.
We will probably be doing this continually all the way until Easter because we have 22 passages (and the questions) to get through.
These short passages that my students can actually digest are perfect for tackling comprehension skills (compare/contrast, main idea, making inferences, giving opinions, listening for details, etc).
We painstakingly read and discuss each one and conquer the questions.
I’ve found it high interest and useful for multiple skills.
As usual, some of my mixed groups are working on skills using open ended board games.
With my younger students who aren’t quite ready for Easter around the World, we are reading Hopper Hunts for Spring, one of my favorite storybooks for his time of year.

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I'm so happy to be able to move on to spring activities, these look great!
I love the stamps idea! Where do you get them?
I got the stamps in the picture at Lakeshore but they no longer carry these. They do have THESE stamps though:
http://tinyurl.com/lmfpjh5 and http://tinyurl.com/kf3om8x
They're sturdy stamps with pictures on them – 74 stamps in each product- I use them for so much- sometimes my kids just hunt for pictures that have their sound and stamp them on a sheet and those are their homework words- or we make sentences, etc. Mine have lasted 17 years!!
Love you Mia! Go minions!!
So many great ideas mentioned in this post! I love all of your products and I'm heading over to Amazon to buy that bunny game. If it's one of your favorites, I bet it will be one of my favorites soon too!
love all your activities! So colorful, which is great for the kids! The Easter Bunny and Egg is great…semi obsessed with dot paints 🙂 I can get a little “dot paint happy” sometimes!
I love that you posted these wonderful ideas before Easter so I can use them!! Thank you and please keep the ideas coming. I can't wait to see your other egg ideas and what you have planned for May!!
Where do you purchase your bingo daubers?
Jenni, I get mine from Lakeshore Learning. They're $15 for a set. I've been told they can be found at arts and crafts store but I haven't personally found them at any.
I really love all the Easter ideas! I'm lacking in the Easter therapy plans department! Thank you for the ideas!
I love these ideas! My students love when they get to do activities relevant to holidays, and I love being able to change things up!
I've been away from work for a while, and seeing these cute and fun ideas is making me excited to get back in there!!! Thanks for the inspiration, Mia!
Julie
I love these ideas! You're materials and ideas are always so creative!
HEIDI!! You won! I've tried to email you but your hotmail account is kicking my emails back. Please email me at miamcdaniel@gmail.com so I can get your prizes to you! Congrats!
Fantastic spring activities! I'm in Ohio and ready to fill therapy with anything spring related. Great graphics and should keep the kiddos engaged
I love these ideas!! I can't wait for spring to happen in Iowa either!! Maybe this will help me find my "happy attitude" again! 🙂
Fabulous pack
Such great ideas, and they are cute too!
Thank you for the giveaway!
You've got some fun things in mind for Spring and Easter!
So many fabulous ideas….thank you! And thanks for the giveaway…fingers crossed!!
Is there any way to get a copy of the bunny dot activity only? it's so cute!