Bring There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Leaf! to life with these fun and engaging fall-themed speech therapy activities! These story sequencing coloring pages are perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and early literacy classrooms. Designed specifically for speech-language pathologists (SLPs), this no-prep resource helps students practice story retell, sequencing, comprehension, WH questions, and vocabulary development—all through a hands-on, language-rich activity they’ll love.
What’s Included
Individual coloring pages featuring the Old Lady swallowing each fall-themed item from the story.
A final story retell page showing the silly ending, reinforcing comprehension and sequencing skills.
Easy-to-print, no-prep worksheets that make setup effortless for busy teachers and therapists.
Skills Targeted
Story Retelling & Sequencing: Students recall and order the events from There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Leaf! to strengthen narrative and sequencing skills.
Comprehension & WH Questions: Encourage deeper understanding by answering who, what, where, and when questions related to the story.
Vocabulary Development: Reinforce fall-themed vocabulary (leaf, pumpkin, shirt, pole, etc.), descriptive language, and story-related words in a fun and meaningful way.
Fine Motor Skills: Develop pencil control, coloring, and handwriting readiness while targeting speech and language goals.
Why You’ll Love It
This no-prep fall speech therapy activity makes learning engaging, structured, and effective. Each page supports language comprehension, sequencing, and vocabulary growth while keeping students motivated through interactive storytelling and coloring.
Use this resource in:
Speech and language therapy sessions
Small group instruction
Literacy or comprehension centers
Classroom fall lessons
Independent or take-home practice
Educators and SLPs love that this Old Lady story sequencing activity integrates speech, language, and literacy goals, all in one printable. Students stay engaged while strengthening key skills needed for reading and communication success.
Perfect For: This There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Leaf! speech therapy activity is ideal for:
Speech-language pathologists (SLPs)
Preschool and kindergarten teachers
Early childhood special education
Literacy and comprehension centers
Fall or Thanksgiving-themed classroom activities
It’s an excellent resource for building language comprehension, vocabulary, story sequencing, and fine motor skills, while providing a fun seasonal activity that pairs perfectly with the beloved book.
Bring There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Leaf! to life with these fun and engaging fall-themed speech therapy activities! These story sequencing coloring pages are perfect for preschool, kindergarten, and early literacy classrooms. Designed specifically for speech-language pathologists (SLPs), this no-prep resource helps students practice story retell, sequencing, comprehension, WH questions, and vocabulary development—all through a hands-on, language-rich activity they’ll love.
What’s Included
Individual coloring pages featuring the Old Lady swallowing each fall-themed item from the story.
A final story retell page showing the silly ending, reinforcing comprehension and sequencing skills.
Easy-to-print, no-prep worksheets that make setup effortless for busy teachers and therapists.
Skills Targeted
Story Retelling & Sequencing: Students recall and order the events from There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Leaf! to strengthen narrative and sequencing skills.
Comprehension & WH Questions: Encourage deeper understanding by answering who, what, where, and when questions related to the story.
Vocabulary Development: Reinforce fall-themed vocabulary (leaf, pumpkin, shirt, pole, etc.), descriptive language, and story-related words in a fun and meaningful way.
Fine Motor Skills: Develop pencil control, coloring, and handwriting readiness while targeting speech and language goals.
Why You’ll Love It
This no-prep fall speech therapy activity makes learning engaging, structured, and effective. Each page supports language comprehension, sequencing, and vocabulary growth while keeping students motivated through interactive storytelling and coloring.
Use this resource in:
Speech and language therapy sessions
Small group instruction
Literacy or comprehension centers
Classroom fall lessons
Independent or take-home practice
Educators and SLPs love that this Old Lady story sequencing activity integrates speech, language, and literacy goals, all in one printable. Students stay engaged while strengthening key skills needed for reading and communication success.
Perfect For: This There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Leaf! speech therapy activity is ideal for:
Speech-language pathologists (SLPs)
Preschool and kindergarten teachers
Early childhood special education
Literacy and comprehension centers
Fall or Thanksgiving-themed classroom activities
It’s an excellent resource for building language comprehension, vocabulary, story sequencing, and fine motor skills, while providing a fun seasonal activity that pairs perfectly with the beloved book.
