I've been living in Carrotville for a few weeks now. No, that doesn't mean I'm on some weird juice diet where I eat only carrots. It just means I found this amazing spring clipart and have been working on this spring grammar activity. Pack your bags and head to Carrotville!
This 30 page download features Carrotville, a nice little town where bunnies live and play. It features homes, apartments, a grocery store and even a bunny barbershop!
The activities center around the Carrotville board game. Two ways to play are included. The first option features specific skill development, while the second features carryover of grammar skills by targeting mixed stimulus cards.
Game point and score cards are included. Each type of building corresponds to a grammar activity to complete. When students land on a building they answer the corresponding questions.
Included:
•Subjective
& Possessive Pronouns (24 multiple choice)
•Irregular
Plurals (18 sentence completion)
•Irregular
Verbs (18 multiple choice)
•Helping
Verbs (24 fill in is/are/has/have)
•3rd
Person Singular (18 multiple choice)
•Special
Cards (12 includes)
I finally got this one laminated to test it out before sharing it with you this week. The kids thought Carrotville was hilarious! Here are some shots from our game!
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This looks really cute (and very useful)! The items you have included are the ones my kiddos struggle with most. pherstedt@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteLove, love this!! What an original theme!! Fun graphics, great language targets!! Thanks for creating and sharing your creativitiy!! maria.wellman@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! I also have a little one I'm working on question sentence syntax with. I think the different stores/houses would be great for our "Where" scenarios.
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I love all your printables!!! How do you have time to come up with such great stuff? Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteforgot to leave my email, oops! BeckStru@hpsvikings.org
DeleteLove this! So many great targets!
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Looks cute! I would love to win this and use it with my kiddos! leahlipskySLP@gmail.com
ReplyDeletelove it!, super cute packet with all the grammar basics. I always have a few kiddos working on these skills so a very practical packet to have.
ReplyDeleteGreat work! I love the theme and the targets are exactly what many of my students need! stacklm@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this! I have many, many students who I could use this packet with. Thanks for creating another great material!
ReplyDeleteJust purchased this, and it looks so cute! Great job! I can't wait to use it :)
ReplyDeleteAnd I would love an additional download to share with my fellow grad students ;) aimee.moon01@gmail.com
DeleteJenna- This looks awesome! I love how to have it separated for each skill. My kiddos could definitely benefit from this fun activity! I'd love to take my kids to Carrotville! izzy.p.hayes@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet idea Jenna! Looks great, and I love the graphics!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great way to nod to the Easter Bunny while being culturally sensitive and not making it an Easter game (nothing against Easter games!). Grammar is such a drag for so many of the kids I see. I really love these games where they can forget for a minute that we're working on grammar and have fun. I also think it's great for scaffolding and working on other skills such as auditory comprehension. You can remove the card and read it to the child to elliminate the binary choices as well. Overall, fantastic new game. My purchases on your TPT site are starting to make a dent in my budget, lol! That's a good thing. :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis clipart is so cute. Thanks for making this wonderful activity and the giveaway.
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This is really cute! It is perfect timing, too to help reinforce syntax skills right before testing!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being so willing to share your ideas!
ReplyDeleteI love this! It's so cute! Thanks for always making such awesome printables!
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Another wonderful packet! These graphics are so cute and if this packet is anything like your Lucky Grammar it is sure to be fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the graphics!! I've recently qualified a few kiddos with grammar goals, and this will be an awesome, seasonal activity to work on these new skills!
ReplyDeleteerica_guth@comcast.net
so cute! your stuff is all so creative!
ReplyDeletemoniqueohare@yahoo.com
How cute!! I can't wait to be done with grad school so I have money to purchase all your materials!! Hollister0610@yahoo.com
ReplyDeletethis is another activity i would love to use with my students. I love using your activities because they have cute clipart and are always subjects i am working on. bdo508@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI love the name of this packet! Cute and clever. Good variety of grammar activities--and we all have kids who need help with grammar!
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So clever and cute! Love that I could use it to address more than just grammar. Thanks for chance to win! smweimer11@msn.com
ReplyDeleteThis activity looks so fun! Thanks for creating it! The elementary kids at my placement would have so much fun with it!
ReplyDeletetaylor.rodgers@maine.edu
So stinkin cute! I have so many grammar kiddos. It would be great to have some fun new material! cleavitt@tds.net
ReplyDeleteThis looks so cute. You are so creative. Thank you. Malee123@charter.net
ReplyDeleteThis looks so cute. Hope I win!
ReplyDeleteI guess it would help if I gave you my e-mail. jmediratta@yahoo.com
DeleteI love it!!! I'd love to win because it is spring themed without being too springy! ;) speechforme at gmail
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite one because it's unique and not as many games target grammar. I love the bigger game board, too.
ReplyDeleteThis looks cute, fun and creative as well. Works on every area of grammar we usually need and even includes a score sheet. I will add this to my collection for sure. Not too specific and can be used now til summer.
ReplyDeleteI love all your materials! You are so creative, I just wish I had the time to create such fun games :) I work with a large population of students whose primary language is Spanish and they would definitely benefit from using materials such as this. ~ Natalie nmenard9999@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteYour stuff is always amazing!
ReplyDeletejohn0654@fredonia.edu
I see your facebook links to your blog pop up on my newsfeed daily but just recently have they started to REALLY catch my attention. I graduate in April from my master's program and as an SLP just starting out, I will be low on materials and looking hard for great ideas like this one that include so many different targets. Keep doing what you're doing!!!
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Very creative and it is something that can be used through the spring and beyond to summer. I like that it tackles grammar in a fun way as many of our kiddos dread grammar. Great job as always. bjandour3sons@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteSO CUTE! Love the theme! heidi.nowitzke@live.com
ReplyDeleteI have so many expressive language kiddos on my caseload! Always love your materials. Thanks for your hard work!
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So ready for Spring!! Great graphics making grammar work fun for everyone:)
ReplyDeleteJust as carrots are for nutrition and good health - you've added another benefit ...Carrotville's great grammar! What a carat of an idea!
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This is terrific! I know my students would get a lot of enjoyment out of this. yateanm@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteA great all-in-one activity! I have lots of grammar kids this year and not too many grammar resources, so this would be really useful. Thanks for the giveaway! Christina@QuietCornerSpeech.com
ReplyDeleteLOVE this theme! I have a lot of grammar kiddos this year and I am always in need of new materials to target these skills! Thanks for all your hard work :)
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How cute! I'm always looking for fun new ways to incorporate grammar activities into therapy, and this is great! I love all your work, you're so creative. Thank you!
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Jenna - you continue to amaze me with your creative and fun ideas! I've been using your St. Patty's day activities this week, and the kiddos just love them! Thanks for being so creative, and for sharing your ideas with us! Keep up the great work, and I hope my students and I can win a trip to Carrotville!
ReplyDeleteNatalie S.
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My students will love this. I was just thinking that my materials were getting a bit stale and this will be a great "spark" to get my students to want to work on their grammatical skills. Very talented and creative person. :)
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LOVE Carrotville concept! Spring-ish, not just for Easter :-)
ReplyDeleteThis would be awesome to use with my English learners! Thanks for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! And, of course, the areas you're targeting are great. I would love to win a copy =)
ReplyDeleteOh I bet my kids would love visiting Carrotville. You have covered a great range of grammatical concepts. I'd love to win this!
ReplyDeleteI love all of your materials! This one is great for my expressive language kids! Hope I win!!
ReplyDeleteLeeAnne Griffin
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This looks like a fun way to address those grammar goals! valerie_morgan@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea. I love that it is great for expressive language and grammar. I could definitely use it with my kids. azann001@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love this too!! Love that it's a spring activity, because we avoid religious materials, so Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun and original idea! Love all the different targets too!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I love your creativity!
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This is a very cute activity for Spring!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great activity for spring! I love how it targets so many different grammar goals!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, just an ADORABLE activity! Loving the graphics! Very happy to see the several grammar activities b/c this is a very common deficit among my middle school students. I would love to be able to have a copy of this to use! Thanks again for all your hard work!
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DeleteVery cute and targets lots of skills! And you can use it all spring! speechladiesblog@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteHow cute! It would be perfect for our gardening unit we do in a theme-based program. We are about to begin planting seeds for the unit. I'd love these activities to add. Thanks so much for sharing! carol@brownology.net
ReplyDeleteLove this, always hard to find cute grammar activities! callieghuffman@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteSo cute. I love Easter!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so great! Thanks for all your hard work. I could definitely use a grammar activity in my speech room.
ReplyDeleteJenna
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Perfect timing for our "bunny" lovers! This would be awesome to have in my bag for Easter and spring! Paws crossed and hoping I win!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Excellent activity :) mdlangmead at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I'd love to use this in therapy! karlee.kerr@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI HATE eating carrots, but this packet is so cute that I just want to sink my (SLP) teeth into it! Looks like a great spring unit!
ReplyDeleteOh, How Pintearesting!
Hi Laura! Thanks for your comment! You're my winner! Email me speechroomnews@gmail.com
DeleteThis packet is too cute!!
ReplyDeleteiliana.roman@hotmail.com
Such cute graphics! My kiddos would love Carrotville!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun way to practice grammar!
ReplyDeleteSo fun for Easter. Love the colorful graphics and of course fabulous content. Great stuff!
ReplyDeletemygal1000@yahoo.com
What a cute idea to use a carrot theme:). Will make working on grammar more exciting for me and my kiddos!
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