Practically Speeching

Choose your player and start your engines! Move your car in and out of the parking spots to get to the best one! Answer the questions correctly and move your car into the parking space. Get to the golden parking space and win! This activity focuses on transportation vocabulary included in this packet. Define, describe, and infer with the vocabulary cards included! Vocabulary words include: driver, car, vehicle, pedestrian, bus, truck, motor, speed. Visit www.practicallyspeeching.com for more i

Teach comparisons using "This" and "That" using this fun card game! Split students into teams and have them compare the objects on the cards! The student who can make the most comparisons wins!

Use this adorable book with the poem "5 Little Snowflakes"! Use the book for counting, number identification, rhyming, and letter identification. Keep the kids "plugged in", AND continue with your winter themes!

Go over these persuasive words with your students, then laminate the two slides with the hats. Hand out each vocabulary word at random and have your students use them within their letter to the host! Words include: Advantage Always Best Certain Confident Definitely Effective Important Popular Profitable Should Strongly Recommend Superb Superior Tremendous Truly Trustworthy Worthwhile

Use this printable game to "dunk that chunk"! The instructions are easy, chunk the number, word, or direction combination on the back of the basketball card and then get a slam dunk! The team with the most dunks wins! This activity focuses on executive function training by highlighting the strategy of chunking. The combinations in this printable activity include: -3 and 4-number combinations -3 and 4-word combinations -Directions of varying difficulty Directions to Play: Print and cut out a

Use this game like "headbandz" or "20 questions". Save the mummy from the ghost by figuring out the picture on the back of the card! Great for groups! All halloween pictures!

Use this fantasy football-style activity to get your kids thinking about vocabulary! Break up groups into teams and have them choose 3 words. The more they use, hear, and report back about the words, the more point they get! Hang up in the room and make it a great fall activity!

Printable activity involving "what would you do" questions, list of coping strategies, and a story about what thunderstorms really are. Create a "thunder box" and store these inside!