The Snowy Day (Speech Therapy Book Companion)
$8.00
This book companion for speech therapy goes with the classic “The Snowy Day” by Ezra Jack Keats.
This unit is designed to accompany the story, “The Snowy Day” by Ezra Jack Keats. The book is not included in this download. The activities in this unit are designed to foster language and articulation skills while also learning from a great picture book.
I highly recommend putting each section into a page protector sleeve and then clipping all of the sleeves together. This method of organization makes it very easy to find and organize your materials.
Antonyms (pages 3-6)
11 pairs of Antonyms Cards
2 “Snow Day!” cards
Describing (pages 7-11)
Describing Sentence Frame
3 nouns + 9 adjectives
Describing Game board
Grammar: Past Tense (pages 12-22)
12 pairs Regular Past Tense Verb cards
4 “Snowing” cards, 4 “Hot sun” cards
Worksheet
12 pairs Irregular Past Tense Verb cards
4 “Snowing” cards, 4 “Hot sun” cards
Worksheet
Pretending (pages 23-26)
9 “Act it out” pretending cards
2 pages of Peter’s pretending activities
Story Comprehension (pages 27-31)
Story Comprehension Spinner
Story Comprehension Sequencing
Story Map Worksheet
Story Retelling Rubric
Open Ended Game Board (pages 32-33)
Articulation (pages 34-42)
16 mixed /k, g/ Cards
16 mixed /l/ and /l-blends/ Cards
16 mixed /r/ and /r-blends/ Cards
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FEEDBACK:
❤️ “One of my all-time favorite books to use in literacy-themed activities. Thank you for a resource that enhances our work with this gem!”
❤️ “I love all your resources and book companions! This is another wonderful packet full of useful activities for all the students on my K-3 caseload! Thank you so much!”
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Hi! I’m Dr. Cheri Dodge Chin. I am a published researcher, adjunct professor, and national presenter with a clinical doctorate in speech-language pathology. I have over 20 years of experience in empowering children, educators, and families. I began my blog, Super Power Speech, in 2008 with the hope of engaging other speech pathologists and passing on ideas and resources. The blog is now recognized as one of the first SLP blogs in the world and has been nominated for multiple awards. While browsing, make sure to check out my courses and resource library with over 50 FREE downloads! Aside from flying around and trying to save the world, you can find me studying for my second doctorate degree (this time in education).
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