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My Speech Universe: June 2013

23 June 2013

Summer Camp Language and Grammar Activities



I hope everyone is having a great start to their summer!  I know I am loving being home with my boys.  We have been swimming, running around to baseball games, and generally just loving the great weather we have been having here.  In some of our downtime, I started working on a set of activities with a summer theme: Summer Camp Expressive Language Game, Summer Camp Receptive Language Game, and Summer Camp Grammar Game.  These packets would be great to use if you are in a clinic this summer, or doing Extended School Year programming.

The first in the set is Summer Camp Expressive Language Game:



There is a board game that is used for each packet:

There are four sets of cards that focus on specific skills.  The skills include:
  • categorization
  • compare and contrast
  • functions
  • if/then statements 
You can pick one set to use with a group of students, or you can differentiate instruction and use separate sets for each student based on their needs.
I have included a homework page for each targeted skill.  Here is the example of the categorization page.
 
For this packet, I also included some "I can" pages with visual sentence starters.  Here is an example:
 
The second packet in this series is Summer Camp Receptive Language Game. 
 
 
 The same board game that is included in the expressive packet is also included in this packet.  There are four sets of skills targeted in this packet:
  • auditory closure
  • listen for absurdities
  • part/whole relationships
  • what doesn't belong?
 
 There is also a homework page for each targeted skill.
 
 
The third packet is: Summer Camp Grammar Game
 
 

 Again, this game uses the same game board as shown above.  There are four grammar skills targeted in this packet:
  • subjective pronouns
  • irregular plurals
  • was/were
  • do/does

I made "I can" statement pages for each of the above skills.  Here is an example of the irregular plurals page: 
I also have a homework page for each skill that is similar to the pages in the previous packets.

You can purchase each of these packets separately in my TpT store:
Summer Camp Expressive Language Game
Summer Camp Receptive Language Game
Summer Camp Grammar Game

Or, you can purchase these three packets bundled for your savings!  20% off of each packet if you purchase them bundled.
Summer Camp Bundle of Language and Grammar Skills



Thanks so much, and hope you continue to have a great summer!
Jen

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04 June 2013

June SLP Link Up!

Laura, over at Oh, How Pintearesting! has started a monthly SLP link up.  This month's theme is Fathers Day (notice the mustaches?).  You can participate in this link up by visiting Laura's blog.

Here is what I am up to:


Jamming to: The Black Eyed Peas.  I am trying to find more music to run to, but I always come back to these guys (and girl).  Anyone have some good ideas for music to run to?

Unwinding: By running.  Ok, so I haven't been great at this lately, but I am really trying to get back into it.  I've also been spending a lot of time sitting at baseball and soccer fields watching my little guys playing their favorite sports.

Needing:  To finish my end of the year reports.  I haven't even started my progress reports for all of my students.  Need to get on that this week!  I am also super excited about all of the great products I snagged in the SLP's Care for OK bundles that I purchased this week.  I need to start printing and laminating!

Excited About: Spending the summer with my boys.  I have two boys at home.  They are 5 and 6, and so much fun!  I can't wait to spend the summer with them!  I am also so excited about how much money we have raised so far for the SLP's in Moore, OK!  As of today, it is over $10,000!!!!! 

You can link up with this by going to Oh, How Pintearesting!  If you don't have a blog, you can comment below!  What are you jamming to?  You can help me find some new running music!

Jen