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More Groundhog’s Day Fun Ideas

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Now I'm in the Groundhog's Day spirit!  Below I have two new ideas you can use with your speech students this week!

First, I created a cute little compare/contrast activity.  Students can work together to complete the Venn Diagram or they can have a competition and see who can come up with the most items!
I don't know why it's sideways!  Sorry!  Grab your copy of this activity here.
Next, I created a board game to work on a variety of wh- questions.  I am going to add it to a file folder and on the other side put visual aids to assist them in recalling the different types of wh- question forms.
You can grab your copy of this gameboard here.
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