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1. Have students write or draw what they do on St. Patrick s Day. 2. Have students write or draw their own St. Patrick s Day story.

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1. Write words (sounds or language tasks) in each blank box. Students color, cut and paste each picture onto one of the blank boxes. Before coloring, cutting and pasting onto one of the boxes, have students complete that language task or say that sound 10X.

2. Use for sequencing and have students color, cut and paste the order of events.

3. Have students retell the story as they color, cut and paste the pictures onto the boxes.

Page 4

1. Have students write descriptions of the pictures or the describe the different events from the story.

2. Ask students questions about each picture and have them write or draw their answers in the boxes.

Page 5

1. Have students write or draw what they do on St. Patrick’s Day. 2. Have students write or draw their own St. Patrick’s Day story.

Page 6

1. Use as a play dough smash mat.

2. Write language tasks or words in each clover. Have students complete the task or say that word 10X before coloring the clover.

Page 7

1. Discuss the story or have students retell the story while students color the picture.

2. Have students color one clover each time they produce their sound.

Pages 8-10

Cut out all parts from pages 8-10 and assemble by placing in the pages in the following order: Cover (page 8), Characters, Setting, Problem, Resolution, Last Page (page 8). Staple the pages together.

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Have students color the clovers or have them create a picture using some/all of the clovers.

1. Use for following directions, sounds in conversation, sentences, describing, answering questions, compare and contrast.

Pages 12 & 13

Print, laminate and cut out the 4 Bingo boards. Use the cards from pages 14-18 for pull cards.

1. Use for following directions, vocabulary, sounds, sentences, describing, comparing, answering questions.

2. Have students complete 1 language task or say their sound 5X before taking a turn.

Pages 14-18

1. Print out, laminate and cut two sets of the cards. Use these cards for memory, go fish or war.

2. Use for Bingo game.

Pages 19-24

Choose one page from pages 20 – 24 to use in therapy. Cut along each

horizontal line to create 10 ‘flaps’. Glue the center (only the center line) to the center of page 19.

1. Have students draw or write the answers under each flap.

2. Cut out the pictures from page 23 or 24 and have students glue them under the corresponding flaps on pages 20, 21 or 22.

Pages 25-28

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There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover

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My Leprechaun Story

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Clover Time

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Color The Clovers

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Title:

Author:

My favorite part of the story was…

I didn’t like…

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Characters

Setting

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Problem

Resolution

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Who was the

main

character?

Who danced

with the old

lady?

Why do you

think the old

lady swallowed

so much?

Why did the

old lady

dance?

What did the

old lady

swallow?

What holiday

was the story

about?

When did the

old lady

swallow a

fiddle?

When did the

old lady

swallow a

clover?

Where do you

think the

leprechaun

lived?

Where do you

think she found

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What do you

think will

happen in the

book?

Describe the

old lady.

How do you

think the book

will end?

Describe the

items she

swallowed.

Define 3

words from

the book.

Define 3

words from

the book.

Sequence 5

events in the

story.

Retell the

story in your

own words.

D

E

T

A

I

L

S

Compare &

contrast the

items she

swallowed.

Compare &

contrast

leprechaun

and old lady.

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V List

To

Twirled ButterflyBrighten

Little Patrick’s Didn’t Don’t It Not Out Pot Rest Saint That Wasn’t Know

Not DanceAnd

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J List

That The There Rainbow Rest Riddle Roll Absurd Before Bird Butterfly Carry Clover Started There Twirled

L List

Lady Lazy Leprechaun Little Low Believe Cold Giggled Gold Old Rollover Swallowed Twirled All Fiddle Fill Little Riddle

S List

Saint Sigh So Started Swallowed Absurd Dance

R List

Joined

Z List

Daisy Lazy Wasn’t As Is Was

SH List

She Shiny

TH List

© Sp eec h T her ap y P la ns © Sp eec h T her ap y P la ns © Sp eec h T her ap y P la ns © Sp eec h T her ap y P la ns © Sp eec h T her ap y P la ns © Sp eec h T her ap y P la ns

S Blends

Started Swallowed Rest

R Blends

Brighten Leprechaun

Patrick

L Blends

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When did the old lady swallow the clover?

When did the old lady swallow the fiddle? When did the old lady dance?

When did she see the leprechaun? When did the old lady and leprechaun giggle?

When did the old lady swallow the butterfly?

When did the old lady swallow the bird? When did the old lady swallow the pot? When did this story happen?

When did the old lady swallow the gold?

When Questions

What Questions

What did the old lady swallow first?

What did she do when she

swallowed the fiddle?

What did the old lady and

leprechaun do?

What holiday was it?

What else did the lady swallow?

What rested on the daisy?

What glided with the butterfly?

What filled the pot?

What brightened the clover?

What carried the bird?

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