Well..this is crunch week people. We move onto our new home this coming weekend and I need to pack this house up! That means…my posts may be a little light the next couple weeks. In the mean time….I know St. Patrick’s day is JUST around the corner! So I have gathered up over 15 St. Patrick’s Day Activities for speech and language for you all and have them HERE! And if that isn’t enough, I’ve also linked up some further inspiration for you!
Being Irish myself, I just love this holiday. Working with little ones, I have two books I love to use both in therapy and with my own children, The Night Before St. Patrick’s Day and There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover!
 Last year I wrote a few posts using these two books and even have a couple freebies! Click on the image below and it will take you to the post (the first two are FREE printables!)
I also wrote up a post last year of some fun St. Patrick’s day crafts and activities, you can check out that post HERE.
In addition to my three four activities up there (I forgot my story telling necklace! Oops!), here are 14 MORE activities for you from around the speech web! Some are free activities, and some are not but check them all out!
- Check out this one at If Only I Had Super Powers
- Check out these TWO over at Crazy Speech World
- Check out this one at Carrie’s Speech Corner
- Check out this one at Busy Bee Speech
- Check out this one from Miss Thrifty SLP
- Check out these FIVE activities over at Speech Room News
- Check out these THREE from Speech Time Fun
Looking for more inspiration? Check out these round ups of activities to go along with St, Patrick’s day. You may find some that will be great for therapy or just for F U N! Just click on the image to go to the post.
Here is a list of over 20 activities for kids from Reading Confetti:
Here is a list of other books you can use from What Do We Do All Day?:
Here is a list of over 77 fun St. Patrick’s day Activities from Molly Moo:
Here is one more list of over 25 St. Patrick’s day Activities from Mama’s Fun World:
If you are a fellow SLP and haven’t had a chance yet, please leave your tips for eliciting speech sounds. You can do so HERE. I am hoping to get that series of posts up once we get moved and things settle down a bit!
Happy March! Spring is on its way!
Thanks for the shout out! This is a great post with SO many ideas!!!
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Thanks CC!!!!! 🙂
I used your story retelling necklace idea in my “mod” language class, last week. It was a HUGE hit. Thank you so much!