Valentines Day: Who has the heart?

Hello everybody!

I am so excited for Valentines Day this week! I have so many fun ideas to share with you plus a Valentine's freebie at the end :) Below are a few activities I've been using with my preschoolers this week.

1. Valentines Day Book
A Valentine's Day book is a must! I like to use Elmo's World Love to talk about what Valentines Day is, what it means to love or care about someone, things that we love, and different ways to show how we love someone. It's also a great way to talk about who, what, and why we love. Great to use to target those wh-questions!

2. Categorization
Who doesn't want to play with (and eat) Valentines Day candy? This a fun way to target color vocabulary as well as categorization. My kids loved this activity!

3. Valentines Day Bingo

This targets Valentine's Day vocabulary. For many of my kids, this is their first Valentine's Day in the schools. So, with any new holiday, I like to review specific vocabulary and the meaning of that holiday. Since I only work with preschoolers, this is also a fun game that targets turn-taking skills and how to lose a game (many of my kids on the spectrum struggle with this). 

4. Who Has The Heart FREEBIE!

Here is a sample of my freebie below! Included are 18 "who has my heart" cards. 

I like to use this sentence template when working with children who either have difficulty sequencing grammatical and coherent sentences or benefit from visuals.  

What games or activities do you like to use on or around Valentine's Day? Leave a comment below :) Grab your freebie HERE! Thanks for stopping by and make sure to come on back next week for more freebies and tips! Please follow me on Twitter and on my TeachersPayTeachers account for your most updated tips and FREE materials!

Groundhog's Day Auditory Comprehension Questions!

Hi Guys,

Welcome to today's' Freebie Friday! Here is a quick free Groundhog's Day auditory comprehension pack! Below is a quick preview!

If you pick a groundhog and answer the auditory comprehension question correctly, you can keep the card. Whoever collects the most groundhogs at the end will win the game! Each story contains 1-3 sentences. There are 18 cards in all!

Watch out! Sometimes groundhog is missing and you will need to skip your turn!

What activities do you like to use for Groundhog's Day? Thanks for reading today's Freebie Friday! If you want this freebie click HERE! Come on back next week for more!! Please follow me on Twitter and on my TeachersPayTeachers account for your most updated tips and FREE materials!