Apples, Apples, Apples

Goals Targeted:
- Categories
- Main Idea/Details of the story
- Past tense verbs
- Identifying correct or incorrect grammar

A few weeks ago I was trying to plan my sessions, and I found the book Apples, Apples, Apples by Nancy Elizabeth Wallace. I figured this was perfect for a week in October, and wasn't Halloween themed. The book follows along as a family of rabbits goes apple picking one autumn day. Throughout the book there are activities that correspond to the story. I decided to not use any of those activities during therapy, as they are a little too complicated for my students.

Each student got a basket to collect their "apples" in. After each student answered their respective question they rolled the die. They got the amount of apples that they rolled. The student with the most apples at the end of the session won.

Drink of the Day (2nd drink):After the snow yesterday, I am getting in the holiday mood. I continued that today by having Candy Cane herbal tea. If this doesn't keep me in the festive mood, I'm not sure what will!