I'm starting with the Amazing Spiderman. My preschoolers are nuts about 'ol spidey. I am using some Spiderman Easter Eggs that I grabbed last year after the season for cheap. For some reason opening eggs gets them all excited. And they're more talkative when they're excited!
I added spider webs into the eggs. In the download you can grab the positional concepts webs. I had the students open the spider egg, and then demonstrate the concept with the egg. (ie: Put Spiderman 'over' the table.) I used the number webs for articulation. The students had to say as that many productions of their target words. To make it a game, I added the black spider card. If they draw that card they win the game. I added a blank webs page as well, so you can use this for anything you need to target!
While we're talking about the Spiderman, I also wanted to give you a copy of this compare/contrast activity. They're quick print cards that have 2 objects listed. I had my students name a few similarities and differences for each of the items listed.
The other Hero we've been using is Batman. I made this Following Directions activity to use with preschool - second grade kiddos. It includes one and two step directions and focuses on the concepts BEFORE/AFTER.
I like to start by letting the kids read the cards, and increase the difficulty by having them follow the directions given just auditory presentation.
As always, you can grab all these downloads for free. Just get them HERE!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for ALL of your posts and free downloads! Loving the superhero theme! My 2nd graders will love them, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!!! Can't wait to try these out in my music therapy sessions! (I'm going to work on creating a song to go with them!)
ReplyDeleteLove your site, thanks for sharing your ideas and creativity! Always looking for new activities and things to send home with my kids...
ReplyDeleteI have a group of 3rd grade boys that will LOVE this!!! Thank you so much! Love your stuff.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all of your wonderful materials! It's nice to have some "new" ideas to add. It has really helped in keeping my kids from getting "bored" of doing the "same old" stuff with me! Thanks again.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Jenna! I'm a full-time grad student in a speech path program in TX (and full-time SLP-Assistant in the public schools to pay for said grad school). Your website gives me so many amazing ideas and saves me so much time brainstorming and lesson planning! Thank you for this blog!! - Cristella
ReplyDeleteawesome! I was looking for some before/after ideas! thanks! I'll have to cruise around your blog more, I'm also looking for more on teaching time/sequence concepts like starting/finished and beginning/end...found lots of your ideas on pinterest, you're so creative!
ReplyDeleteAwesome stuff. Love all your stuff. I have one student who is OBSESSED with spiderman. If I did this activity with him I think his head would explode!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! We have all boys in our substantially separate room, they will love this!!! : )
ReplyDeleteI love all of these ideas and so do my students!! Is there a certain program you use to make all of your activities? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThank you soooo much for these wonderful activities. You have an amazing blog! What kind of program do you use to make these materials??
ReplyDeleteThese are so awesome! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! I pin all your stuff on Pinterest! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love an app for inferences an multiple meaning word!
ReplyDeleteThank you! This month's theme for the preschool I work in is Super Hero, so these are perfect! Thanks for all the great ideas!
ReplyDeleteI tried out the "Find the Spider" activity with my Pre-K kiddos and they LOVED it!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE all the activities you share!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!! =)
ReplyDeleteHey thanks for these awesome materials!! my second grade boys love super heros!!
ReplyDeleteGot one, you are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! My boys will love this!
ReplyDeleteThese look great! I can't wait to use them at my new school in September. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteUsing these for Play Therapy presentation in a Child Theories class. Will use them in the future too! Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteJenna, thank you so much for this SUPER idea! I pinned it on my Pinterest page and it has gone VIRAL....almost 3000 repins and counting! As a fellow SLP and blogger, I know how much time and effort this takes. Thanks for sharing your creativity and talents so freely! Elizabeth Vosseller
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your hard work! These are beyond fantastic!!! Now my six year old wants to go to speech therapy;). Nanette
ReplyDeletegreat idea! our school's theme this year is "Superheros" so this will be a fun way to bring that theme into the classroom!
ReplyDeletethank you so so much! wonderful idea.
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much, your stuff is really incredible.
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A grateful graduate student
Thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much I'm a teacher and my students ask me for supper heroes games and I didn't know how to do it. You help me a lot.
ReplyDeleteAlways a challenge, that preschool crowd...Thanks for an awesome idea that the little guys will love!
ReplyDeleteSo cute! My second-grade boys are a challenge, so hopefully these will help!
ReplyDeleteSuper heroes are always a big hit in my speech room! Thanks so much for the freebies, I don't know you come up with all of these and how you have the time to make everything, but keep it coming! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Great idea to put the cards in eggs! Fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks for all your freebies! I always enjoy your posts.
ReplyDeleteThanks, its nice to have an alternative to Thomas all the time!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for these! My 4 year old son doesn't like practicing his articulation words with me, but he loves Spiderman. I know that this cute idea will make him more willing to practice.
ReplyDeleteLove this! Thank you!
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