Twas the Night Before Report Cards

Twas the night before report cards, and all through the school

All the teachers were missing, 'cept Super Woman (that ol' fool)

The grades were all entered into computers with care

With hopes that the crash monster would not go there

The children were nestled all snug in their beds

While visions of teacher work days danced in their heads

And my kids at home with me still at work

Thinking "more screen time" and giving a smirk

When out of the printer there arose such a clatter

I sprang from my cheap chair to see what was the matter

Away to the printer desk I flew like The Flash

Tore out the papers and threw back the stash

The moon out the windows shone brighter than day

And lit up the unit I created to my dismay

When what to my wondering eyes should appear

But 29 pages of lessons, to get me through this year!

Here's my newest baby! A book that I've used for years, freshly made into weeks worth of activities!
You can download for free "Describing the Character, Story Map, Story Retell  Rubric".

To get the free pages, just click on "Download Preview" on the TpT site

The full version of the download includes:
12 pairs Level 1 vocab/definitions
16 pairs Level 2 vocab/definitions
Vocabulary Blank sheet for take home practice of words
16 Rhyming pair words from the story
32 mixed /r/ words from the story
32 mixed /s/ words from the story
Describing setting page with visuals to help with descriptions
Describing characters page with visuals to help with descriptions
Story Comprehension Question cards to help process the story
Story Retell Map to talk through the story
Story Retelling Rubric with some specifics for this story for data collections

The only thing this download doesn't come with is the book about a bunch of school children going on an adventure to a turkey farm (and end up saving their new turkey friends from certain death)! You can easily get the book at your local library or online.

I just used these materials to create a lesson plan for an actual group of three 3rd graders with both language and articulation goals. I had MORE than enough materials to cover the entire month of November! Here is a screen shot of the first 5 therapy lesson plans:

I hope you enjoy this book (and these materials) as much as I do! :) If you love them, please make sure to give me feedback on TpT (and follow me!).