We have now entered into snow day number 15... last night it iced/winter mixed so what started out as a two hour delay has since morphed into snow day number 15. So Crazy! All the teachers at school keep saying "This is not a normal winter" "We never get weather like this". I am bummed because I had some awesome bright green Toms that I was finally going to bust out in celebration. I am glad I have a full week of St. Patrick's Day activities planned so we can still celebrate in the speech room even after the day has passed. I decided to use this snow day to trial run a craft I had planned with my kiddos to make sure it was something my kinders could be successful at.
This week (whenever we get back to school) we are going to make speech rainbows!
This is a super easy craft that I think 99.9% of my kiddos will enjoy. All you need are paper plates, crayons, cotton balls, yellow construction paper, and glue.
Cut the paper plates in half and have students color them like rainbows... I chose to cut mine to make it more of an arch but I will probably have the kiddos just leave their plates in half... glue cotton balls on one end and then glue yellow construction paper circles on the other end for the gold at the end of the rainbow. For this example I put target /k/ words on my gold pieces but you can modify it to fit your students needs.... and voila! A quick and easy St. Patrick's day craft
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The infamous green Toms... I'll just need to wait for warmer weather
to bust these bad boys out again
May the road rise up to meet you.
May the wind always be at your back.
May the sun shine warm upon your face,
and rains fall soft upon your fields.
And until we meet again,
May God hold you in the palm of His hand.
Happy St. Patrick's Day!
SLP Natalie
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