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This interactive Google Drive Activity is great for any distance learning situation and Google Classroom. This activity with real photos is designed for expanding sentences and writing prompts. Three different levels of scaffolding using the questions "Who?", "What?", and "Where?" provide support to help students with sentence expansion. See previews for example. Some classroom teachers find this activity helpful to use as story starters and writing prompts. When you save a copy of the google slides to share for each student you could delete the slides that do not apply to that student. Then, repeat this process for each student.
*If you are looking for a no print PDF version of a product with the same photos please click HERE.
Targets:
*pronouns (he, she, they)
*verbs (Writing, building, painting, thinking, reading, molding, blowing (bubbles), eating, swimming, surfing, paddling, jumping, sliding, typing, riding, pushing, looking)
*who questions
*what questions
*where questions
*vocabulary
*These photo scenes may be used for a variety of purposes such as asking and answering questions, conversation starters for students working on carryover of skills in articulation and fluency, sentence formulation and expansion, eliciting a language sample, etc.
What's Included:
*60 pages of colored real photo slides for a digital platform (iPad, computer, whiteboard, teletherapy platform).
*An easy to follow guide with visuals for using this activity with students in Google Slides and sharing the activity into Google Classroom has been added to this resource.
This product is designed for students to complete on Chromebooks using Google Slides™, but students could also do the activity on a desktop computer, SmartBoard, or teletherapy platform.
You will need a Google account to access this product! If you want to assign this product in Google Classroom, your students will also need a Google Account.
Make a copy for each student.
*** To restore to the original version go file -> click the original version to reset for the next day. ***
Please feel free to contact me with any questions at lindacannon@outlook.com.
Thank you,
Linda
Spring Google Classroom Distance Learning, Expanding Sentences, Writing Prompts
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Description
This interactive Google Drive Activity is great for any distance learning situation and Google Classroom. This activity with real photos is designed for expanding sentences and writing prompts. Three different levels of scaffolding using the questions "Who?", "What?", and "Where?" provide support to help students with sentence expansion. See previews for example. Some classroom teachers find this activity helpful to use as story starters and writing prompts. When you save a copy of the google slides to share for each student you could delete the slides that do not apply to that student. Then, repeat this process for each student.
*If you are looking for a no print PDF version of a product with the same photos please click HERE.
Targets:
*pronouns (he, she, they)
*verbs (Writing, building, painting, thinking, reading, molding, blowing (bubbles), eating, swimming, surfing, paddling, jumping, sliding, typing, riding, pushing, looking)
*who questions
*what questions
*where questions
*vocabulary
*These photo scenes may be used for a variety of purposes such as asking and answering questions, conversation starters for students working on carryover of skills in articulation and fluency, sentence formulation and expansion, eliciting a language sample, etc.
What's Included:
*60 pages of colored real photo slides for a digital platform (iPad, computer, whiteboard, teletherapy platform).
*An easy to follow guide with visuals for using this activity with students in Google Slides and sharing the activity into Google Classroom has been added to this resource.
This product is designed for students to complete on Chromebooks using Google Slides™, but students could also do the activity on a desktop computer, SmartBoard, or teletherapy platform.
You will need a Google account to access this product! If you want to assign this product in Google Classroom, your students will also need a Google Account.
Make a copy for each student.
*** To restore to the original version go file -> click the original version to reset for the next day. ***
Please feel free to contact me with any questions at lindacannon@outlook.com.
Thank you,
Linda
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