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Telling time is a skill that students should learn early on and master quickly, since they will use it their entire lives. Furthermore, we live in a very
Use this Silly Sentence printable in your literacy center for a fun activity to teach the parts of a sentence in English.
Students must master the complexities of linguistic cues to follow both written and oral directions. This requires the development of vocabulary as well as the strengthening of core cognitive areas such as auditory processing, visual processing, sequencing and more. Come download 3 free sample activities that you can use to help your students develop these needed skills. Cheers, Dr. Erica Warren Would ... Read More about Free Following Directions Activities
A free printable set of 10 speech inference cards for kids
Over the next 14 weeks, David will be lecturing final year speech pathology students at the University of Technology Sydney. While he does that, our team will be making a series of jargon-lite, evidence-based infographics for families about pragmatic language.
I literally CAN’T WAIT!!! Wednesday is Talk Like a Pirate Day buuuuuuut one day isn’t really enough to celebrate the awesomeness of pirates so we’ll be talking about them all week. Tell me in the comments if you’re planning on using the pirate theme in therapy this week! Share what activities you’ll be doing so I
Free printable speech therapy inference cards for kids with autism and/or hyperlexia
Speech therapy homework packets, mixed groups & progress monitoring are easy with no-prep Quick Lists! WH Questions, Following Directions, Rhyme, Phonological Awareness, Yes-No Questions, and Silly Sentences will give your students an auditory work-out. This resource is great to support your home program. You can easily print and send individualized prompts for each student for at-home learning. Quick Lists are magic for mixed groups all year. The small size (under 2" square) allows you to quickly and easily individualize any activity for each and every student. Choose the perfect Quick List for each student, cut it out, and paste it on your favorite printable activity. Each list has six words. Please Note: This set is Quick Lists only and does not contain activities. (Activities are available separately in my store.) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Discounted BUNDLE AVAILABLE! You can save 15% and will get all my Quick List sets when you purchase the bundle. Remember, if you purchase the bundle, there is no need to purchase this set separately. It's included! Find the bundle here: Mixed Group Magic All-Year Quick List Bundle Quick lists are also terrific for progress monitoring. Use a Quick List to baseline, then use the same one again (you'll be presenting the same stimulus items) on a different fun activity at progress intervals. Simple! A wide variety of targets are offered in this set, with varying levels of difficulty for a range of ages, grades K-5. Some lists are appropriate for younger students, some are appropriate for older students, giving you the versatility to cover your caseload. Please review the target list below before purchasing to be sure this set meets your needs for your specific caseload! Quick Lists are designed to go perfectly with my themed Mixed Group Magic Activity Packs which have all the fun activity sheets you could use for an entire month or more! My Activity Packs also come with additional themed Yes/No and WH question Quick Lists found only in that pack... no duplicate lists! Check out the highly engaging activities in these Mixed Group Magic Activity Packs: Back to School Mixed Group Magic Activities Halloween Mixed Group Magic Activities Thanksgiving Mixed Group Magic Activities Christmas Mixed Group Magic Activities Winter Mixed Group Magic Activities Valentine's Day Mixed Group Magic Activities Easter Mixed Group Magic Activities CLICK HERE! All Mixed Group Magic Activities and Quick List Sets ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Additional year-round Quick Lists available: Articulation Quick Lists for Mixed Groups Expressive Language Quick Lists for Mixed Groups ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Why are there 6 words/questions per Quick List? You may provide instruction to establish the skill on the first stimulus item. Now you are ready to take data on the remaining 5 items, making it easy to get a percentage. Need more than 6 stimulus items? Just use 2 Quick Lists for your target! Complete the first quick list, then add another one on top. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ➤CONTENTS: 34 Useable Pages with: ➤160 Different Receptive Language Quick Lists of six target words each. That's a total of 960 questions! There are 4 copies of each Quick List. Yes-No Questions • Yes-No Questions: Can___? • Yes-No Questions: Do___? • Yes-No Questions: Does___? • Yes-No Questions: Is___? • Yes-No Questions: Are___? WH Questions • What Questions: What___? • What Questions: What does a ___ do? • What Questions: What can you___? • What Questions: What do you___ do with a___? • When Questions: When do you___? • When Questions: When do ___? • Where Questions: Where do you___? • Where Questions: Where do___? • Who? Questions: Who___? • How Questions: How do you___? • Why Questions: Why___? Following Directions • Following Directions: Two-Part Directions • Following Conditional Directions: If-Then Directions • Following Temporal Directions: Before-After Directions Recognizing Absurdities • Identifying Absurdities: What’s Silly? Phonological Awareness • Phonological Awareness: Same or Different? • Phonological Awareness: Syllable Counting • Phonological Awareness: Rhyming ➤2 Quick List Data Sheets for your records. Keep one sheet per student, or take group data on a single sheet. Easy peasy! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ❤You may also enjoy these activities that are perfect for mixed groups: Back to School Bingo Riddles Articulation Bingo Riddles Bundle ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ★★★Be the first to know about my new discounts, freebies and product launches: Look for the star near the top of any page within my store and click it to become a follower. Voila! You will now receive customized email updates about this store. 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Vocabulary games can up the excitement level of your ESL lessons and keep your students engaged. From a variation on Pictionary to word Bingo and more, these 10 games will make vocabulary practice more fun and help your students remember the words you've taught them. Check out the list with helpful tips for playing!
Having Fun Writing Sentences: Games that Teach Parts of Speech and Beginning Sentences. Let the children move while they learn about sentences.
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Simple Sentences Reading Matching Game for Kindergarten Literacy Centers.
Barrier games are a great tool in speech therapy to incorporate many expressive, receptive, and social skills in an engaging way.
Fun and engaging grammar games for your secondary ELA classroom! These grammar games will get your students collaborating, moving, and discussing those critical sentence structure and grammar skills! Bring fun to grammar instruction!
Having Fun Writing Sentences: Games that Teach Parts of Speech and Beginning Sentences. Let the children move while they learn about sentences.
Making your own felt board (or flannel board) is very easy and inexpensive. You can do it in about 15 minutes and need only a few supplies. Here’s how to make your own felt board for home or school! Follow our Children’s Books & Activities Pinterest board! We use felt boards (or flannel boards) often …
One day at preschool recently was 'colors.' My 4 and 5 years old are pretty good at colors, but did need a little review. I love The Mixed Up Chameleon. Its a fun story about a chameleon who is bored with who he is and wants to be like the other animals he sees. When we read it, I added more color words. I made a felt set to use for retelling after we read the story. In the end, the chameleon is a little like all the animals he sees. When you stack all the felt pieces up, it's just like in the book. I had the kids help me remember all the animals. Then, after much explanation of how we were going to be using these pieces, I passed out these story sticks. Each is a paint stick covered in the soft side of velcro. All the story pieces are laminated and have the stractchy side of the velcro attached. We retold the story again and added the pieces. They fit on just right. I saw the idea for the story sticks on pinterest. The original idea is from Making Learning Fun. They used them for Brown Bear, Brown Bear. I plan to use them for other stories too, and could do shapes, numbers, letters to spell words. The wheels are turning on this one. After all the velcro I used on these, I'd better use them all year!
