"The Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick: Story Sequencing Coloring Pages"
Bring There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick to life with these fun and engaging story sequencing coloring pages! Perfect for speech therapy, early childhood classrooms, and literacy centers, this activity helps students retell the story, reinforce sequencing skills, and build vocabulary—all while having fun coloring.
What’s Included:
Individual coloring pages featuring the Old Lady swallowing each item from the book.
A final page depicting her spitting out the Easter Basket, reinforcing the story’s conclusion.
Skills Targeted:
Story Retelling & Sequencing – Helps students recall and order events from the book.
Vocabulary Development – Reinforces key words from the story in a visual way.
Comprehension & WH Questions – Encourages students to answer who, what, where, and when questions.
Fine Motor Skills – Supports handwriting, grip strength, and coloring within lines.
AAC & Fluency Support – Can be paired with visual supports for AAC users and fluency practice.
These low-prep, high-engagement coloring pages provide a hands-on, creative way to build essential language skills while keeping students engaged. Whether used in small groups, independent work, or as a take-home activity, they’re the perfect companion to the book!
If you’re looking for a simple, no-prep speech and language activity to pair with There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick, these coloring pages are a must-have!
"The Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick: Story Sequencing Coloring Pages"
Bring There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick to life with these fun and engaging story sequencing coloring pages! Perfect for speech therapy, early childhood classrooms, and literacy centers, this activity helps students retell the story, reinforce sequencing skills, and build vocabulary—all while having fun coloring.
What’s Included:
Individual coloring pages featuring the Old Lady swallowing each item from the book.
A final page depicting her spitting out the Easter Basket, reinforcing the story’s conclusion.
Skills Targeted:
Story Retelling & Sequencing – Helps students recall and order events from the book.
Vocabulary Development – Reinforces key words from the story in a visual way.
Comprehension & WH Questions – Encourages students to answer who, what, where, and when questions.
Fine Motor Skills – Supports handwriting, grip strength, and coloring within lines.
AAC & Fluency Support – Can be paired with visual supports for AAC users and fluency practice.
These low-prep, high-engagement coloring pages provide a hands-on, creative way to build essential language skills while keeping students engaged. Whether used in small groups, independent work, or as a take-home activity, they’re the perfect companion to the book!
If you’re looking for a simple, no-prep speech and language activity to pair with There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Chick, these coloring pages are a must-have!
