Showing posts with label plural nouns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plural nouns. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 5, 2014

Say & Color Plural Nouns For The Entire Year!! (Regular & Irregular!)

Many of you seem to be enjoying my say & color activity packs for the entire year.  I started creating this one back in September/October and have been putting off finishing it (due to other projects taking priority).  Lucky for you...another snow day here for me!!  Took advantage of this spare time and FINALLY finished this one!!!  I am so excited to share this say & color activity for identifying singular and plural nouns!!!  Did I mention it is for the entire year?!
On each page, students are provided with instructions.  They must color the pages according to the instructions to sort by singular or plural nouns.  Two separate pages provided for each theme for regular and irregular nouns.

Can your students identify which are singular and which are irregular?!  You can even have them use the words in sentences!! 

Black-and-white pages for easy printing.  No laminating required!
Themes for the entire year are included!

Themes included:
-School
-Fall
-Halloween
-Thanksgiving
-Christmas
-Winter
-Valentine’s Day
-St. Patrick’s Day
-Spring
-Easter
-Summer
-Cowboy
-Circus
-Ocean
-Pirates
-Superhero
-Space
You can access this activity pack in my TpT store by clicking HERE!

Tuesday, June 25, 2013

Patriotic Plurals ((plus FREEBIE))

I just glanced at a calendar and realized that July 4th is next week!  Holy cow!  I won't be starting working again until after the holiday but I know some of you are already in summer school mode!  For you...I created a Patriotic themed activity to work on plural nouns!  Keep reading!

Have fun identifying and expressing regular and irregular plurals with this 4-in-1 activity!

In this activity:
-Regular vs. Irregular Plurals sort: students can sort the plural noun cards into the appropriate category.  There is a worksheet provided to document answers.

-Regular Plurals Matching Cards: Print and laminate or glue cards onto card stock.  Use cards for drilling or playing memory matching games.  Students can practice matching the singular and plural pair!  Review worksheet provided!

-Irregular Plurals Matching Cards: Print and laminate or glue cards onto card stock.  Use cards for drilling or playing memory matching games.  Students can practice matching the singular and plural pair!  Review worksheet provided!

-Story Fill-In Fun:  Print (and laminate for safe keeping) the story page.  Can use one for the group or provide a copy for each student.  Print and laminate the plural choice cards.  Students can read the story and decide which plural will fill in the blanks to help the story make sense.  There is a worksheet provided to document responses.

You can access this activity in my TpT store by clicking HERE!

Want to try before you buy?  I took 1 of the 4 activities and made it available as a FREEBIE!!  Click HERE to check it out!


Classroom Freebies Manic Monday

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Product Swap Review: There Was A Silly SLP!

Today I will be reviewing Teach Speech 365's activity: There Was A Silly SLP (Plurals)!  

This activity includes an interactive story that is an original creation from Teach Speech!  It is about an SLP that gets glue all over her!  She gets stuck to 12 different nouns (regular and irregular plurals).  Adorable graphics, great vocabulary concepts, and so much fun!  It was easy to put together using my laminator and binding machine.  I added Velcro to each page and each picture.  I found there were two ways to use it:

  • Keep the pictures Velcro-ed onto each page and as you read have your students "stick" the images on to the larger Susie page.
  • Take all of the pictures off and as you read have students find the images and place them onto the page.


The activity comes with plenty of follow-up and preview activities.  I chose to try out a couple of them based on the needs of my students.  As you can see below, there is a worksheet which I chose to laminate and use as a board game, when the students landed on the different school locations, they had to express what the SLP got stuck to in there and/or something else they could have gotten stuck to based on location.  There is also a worksheet where students can glue the images into the correct sequence.

Some other great activities included are: following directions cards to use with the images and the large SLP Susie page, sorting regular/irregular plurals page, identifying correct/incorrect plurals cards, comprehension questions worksheet, and follow-up writing activity.

One of my favorite features is the pre- & post-test page.  This is great for collecting baseline data and progress!
Goals addressed with this activity:
  • Plural nouns
  • School vocabulary
  • Prepositions
  • Cause/Effect
  • Wh- Questions
  • Recall
  • Seqeuencing
  • Writing
  • Following directions
  • And more!
My students impression on the activity:
  • They loved it!!  They thought it was hysterical that a person had glue on them!
  • Loved the hands on activity!
  • The images were easy for them to identify and express.
  • Laughed as we walked around the classroom looking for other plural nouns to write in the follow-up activity.
Suggestions while using:
  • I changed it to Silly Speech Teacher since my students don't refer to me as an SLP.
  • I narrowed the choices on the comprehension worksheet to two to help them out even further or I used the sequencing worksheet first for them to look at that and help them recall the answers to the questions.
  • Can do this activity over the course of several sessions in order to fit it all in!  Lots of opportunities for repetition and drilling!
  • I gave my students clues for each image beforehand to see if they can guess it with my descriptions. 
Overall, I think this activity is AMAZING!!  I cannot wait to see what other "There Was A Silly SLP" activities Teach Speech will come up with next!  Click the links at the top of the blog post to learn more about Teach Speech and her amazing activity!  Have you tried it?  Leave a comment below!  I would love to  hear how you used it!