March was always a time to look forward to because it's spring break month! BUT, we still have lots of therapy to plan, so here are some fun activities you can use for your March speech therapy sessions!
March is Women's History Month
- Mae Among the Stars by Roda Ahmed
- Little Dreamers: Visionary Women Around the World by Vashti Harrison
- Little People, Big Dreams is a series of books that feature many famous women and their accomplishments!
- She Persisted by Chelsea Clinton
- Free Matching game with short bios by Sarah Wu
Read Across America Day 3/2
Diversity is the theme, NOT SEUSS!
- Say Something by Peter H Reynolds
- I am Enough by Grace Byers (free on Kindle Unlimited!)
- I Like Myself by Karen Beaumont
St. Patrick's Day 3/17
- Pot of Gold Articulation Boom Cards
- How to Catch a Leprechaun book companion (digital & print)
- St. Patrick's Day prepositions
- No prep worksheets (digital & print)
- There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Clover book companion
- Hands On Vocabulary activities
- March Toolkit – Roll a leprechaun & pot of gold craft
- FREE vocabulary book
- Ideas for teaching prepositions with coins
- Shamrock puzzle craft
- FREE Super Leprechaun worksheet
- Leprechaun WH questions & Inferencing Boom Cards
Weather
- March Toolkit – weather dot pages & weather board game
- FREE activity for Little Cloud by Eric Carle
- Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs by Judi Barrett
- Whoosh Went the Wind by Sally Derby (free on Kindle Unlimited!)
Spring
- Spring Crafts
- FREE Compare and contrast card game
- Spring round up blog post
- Wind Up toys
- Free Spatial concepts Boom Cards
- Spring prepositions
- Hands on vocabulary activities
- Spring sequencing puzzles
- No prep printables
- Bear Wants More book companion (digital & print)
- Spring verbs
- Spring Color by Number speech and language
- Spring Color by Number minimal pairs
Basketball
- Salt in His Shoes: Michael Jordan in Pursuit of a Dream by Deloris Jordan
- Basketball Articulation Boom Cards
- Free pronoun activity
- Syntax cards
- Open ended worksheets – exclusive newsletter freebie!
What other activities do you love doing in March?
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