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What Function Questions for Autism, Speech Therapy
This resource helps students explore object function relationships and answer what questions. It uses real pictures to increase comprehension and expression of different what-function questions for students with autism, special education or speech therapy. It includes 4 levels of answering 'what' questions: Level 1: Answers "What" Questions Regarding Functions 30 What-Function Flashcards with a picture model and an introduction to What-Function Questions activityEx: "What do you drink from?" Le
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Not Subject Specific, Speaking & Listening
Also included in: WH Questions Activities for Autism Bundle
Find Item by Function from Field of 4 |VB-MAPP| ABLLS-R | Task Cards
Identifying Objects by Function Task Cards | Field of 4 | VB-MAPP & ABLLS-R AlignedBuild essential receptive language and discrimination skills with these engaging task cards designed to target identifying objects by function from a field of 4 common items. This is includes 9 sheets of 4 probe sections with 4 items per section. Perfect for ABA therapy, special education classrooms, early learners, and speech therapy sessions! These task cards help learners strengthen listener responding, vis
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GROWING BUNDLE Sorting by Function Feature Class
This is a growing bundle of task boxes featuring sorting by function, feature and class. That means anything that gets added after you purchase, you get for FREE. Sorting is more than just arranging items; it's a foundational skill that opens a world of cognitive and developmental benefits for learners of all ages. In the realm of education, particularly within the context of our Task Box Bundle, the skill of sorting plays a pivotal role in shaping young minds and fostering essential abilities.
PreK - 2nd
Not Subject Specific
Answering WH Questions Task Cards – WHO Questions with Real Pictures
Help students practice answering WH questions with these engaging WHO Question Task Cards with Real Pictures! This resource targets comprehension of “who” questions using clear visuals and multiple-choice responses, making it ideal for speech therapy, special education, autism support, and early elementary classrooms. Students will look at the picture choices and select the correct person who answers the question. The task cards use real photographs of community helpers and everyday people,
PreK - 3rd
Not Subject Specific, Other (ELA), Vocabulary
Where Question Cards for Special Education
This resource includes 40 printable "where" question cards with real pictures. Aligned with ABLLS-R objective H25, the aim is for learners to respond to the "where" question regarding an item or activity in the community by choosing the correct picture in an array of 3. All cards include basic language and target common items and activities. Check out the product preview for a full list of targets and to see whether this resource fits your learner's needs! If you're interested in this resource,
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