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These Google Slides™ focuses on sequencing real pictures after students create their own stories. There are pictures related to food, crafts, gardening, assembling items and more. There are 30 different scenarios. You have the option to choose from a set of three photos or four photos depending on your students' levels. If you own my original Write Your Own Story Sequencing with Real Pictures Boom Cards™, keep in mind this resource you move the pictures onto the numbers which is different than

This Google Slides™ bundle is great for distance learning. It includes my Sequencing with Real Pictures Set 2 and Write Your Own Story - Sequencing with Real Pictures Set 2 products. Both products include the same pictures. The first product has a story and students need to sequence the pictures. The second product students need to write their own story and then sequence the pictures. This can be used with Google Classroom™, Teletherapy or on the computer with students in person. Although this

These Google Slides™ are a fun way to work on social skills and inferencing! Students can work on what the animal is thinking or doing. They can also predict what will happen next in some of the pictures. Each page includes four pictures and a movable speech box next it it. You want to use this in edit mode so students can move the speech bubble on top of the picture it corresponds with. You can have students determine which picture the speech bubble goes with best and explain why. The first s

Work on describing pictures all school year with real pictures! There are pictures related to the seasons and holidays. There are also pictures of animals, food and other other objects or places that might not be specific to a season. There are 59 pictures, so more than one picture for each week. There is also a page with the visuals for you to insert your own picture. There are text boxes for students to write their responses on the Google Slides™. The visual on the pages include the category,

These Google Slides™ work on inferencing and problem solving skills related the different seasons. There are activities to use during the winter, spring, summer and fall. There are two winter lessons, one is geared more towards Christmas. There are real pictures included in all the products. Most pages have a picture with a description and two questions about the picture requiring students to inference and problem solve. Click on the descriptions to learn more about the different resources. By

These Google Slides™ focus on formulating complex sentences with subordinating conjunctions. It includes real pictures for students to work on formulating complex sentences when given a choice of three subordinating conjunctions. Students also need to work on changing the order of a complex sentence. What's included?Page 3: Basic information about complex sentences.Page 4 – 28: Pictures with three subordinating conjunctions for students to choose from to write a sentence about.Page 29 – 53: Sa

These Google Slides™ on inferencing as well as problem solving skills. Real holiday and winter pictures are used to have children infer what happened before and after the picture was taken. The pictures are geared towards winter, many focusing on Christmas. Other pictures include cooking and snow scenes. Some pictures have a short description to provide background information. For all pictures there are two questions to answer about what happened before and after the picture. Some pictures

These Google Slides™ works on inferencing and problem solving skills with real pictures from the winter. There are 20 pictures which each have a description and two questions about the picture requiring students to inference and problem solve. There are text boxes for students to write their responses. This is the same as my Winter Inferencing & Problem Solving with Real Pictures but Google Slides™. I also have a Boom Cards™ version. Make sure you are in edit mode in order for students to ty

This Google Slides™ resource features 35 real-life pictures with thought bubbles, designed to help students build critical thinking, inferencing, and perspective-taking skills. Students use their social detective skills to observe facial expressions, body language, and context clues to figure out how each person or animal might be feeling and what they could be thinking. Perfect for targeting:InferencesUnderstanding emotionsPerspective-takingExpressive languageWritten language skillsStudents wi

These Google Slides™ focuses on sequencing real pictures. There are pictures related to food, crafts, gardening, assembling items and more. There are 30 different scenarios. You have the option to choose from a set of three photos or four photos to differentiate depending on your students' levels. If you own my original Sequencing with Real Pictures Boom Cards™, keep in mind this resource you move the pictures onto the numbers which is different than the other resource. All the numbers are set

Looking for fun, real pictures to keep students engaged? These Google Slides™ work on inferencing and problem solving skills related to the Christmas season. There are 25 pictures that each have a description and two questions about the picture requiring students to inference and problem solve. There are text boxes for students to write their responses on the Google Slides™. Feel free to delete any slides before sharing with students. Also make sure you are in edit mode for student to type thei

Looking for fun, real pictures to keep students engaged? These Google Slides ™ work on inferencing and problem solving skills related to the house. It includes pictures related to clothing, food, furniture, etc. There are 20 pictures that each have a description and two questions about the picture requiring students to inference and problem solve. There are text boxes for students to write their responses on the Google Slides™. Feel free to delete any slides before sharing with students. Also

These Google Slides™ works on inferencing and problem solving skills. These are all real pictures I took from Animal Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom, Fantasia Mini Golf, and The All Star Sport Resort. There are 20 pictures which each have a description and two questions about the picture requiring children to inference. Some questions require minimal knowledge about Disney such as different characters. Aside from that, the pictures and questions are great for Disney lovers as we

R-Cluster Sound Box Activity for Speech and Literacy SupportThese Google Slides focuses on R-clusters, including /br/, /kr/, /dr/, /fr/, /gr/, /pr/, and /tr/. It includes 64 colorful picture cards, with at least nine target words for each cluster. Each page features a visual Elkonin (sound) box layout, making it ideal for segmenting and blending sounds. Students can drag the circle on the side of the page into the boxes. Make sure you are in edit mode for this to work! These visual tools ar

These Google Slides™ were made to help students identify sarcasm in writing. Sarcasm can be difficult to identify without intonation. Looking at these pictures students need to determine if the statement is sarcastic or serious, explain their response, and then they are asked to rewrite the statement. If sarcasm was used, students need to write a statement that is not sarcastic. If sarcasm was not used, students need to write a sarcastic statement. Most of the statements are sarcastic. There

L-Cluster Sound Box Activity for Speech and Literacy SupportThese Google Slides focuses on L-clusters, including /bl/, /kl/, /fl/, /gl/, /pl/, and /sl/. It includes 66 colorful picture cards, with at least ten target words for each cluster. Each page features a visual Elkonin (sound) box layout, making it ideal for segmenting and blending sounds. Students can drag the circle on the side of the page into the boxes. Make sure you are in edit mode for this to work! These visual tools are espec

In these Google Slides, students will explore 24 real-life projects created by other students using recyclable materials. Each card features a photo of an outdoor art creation and challenges learners to think critically and make inferences while targeting writing skills. Students will answer the same four thought-provoking questions on each page: What materials do you think were used? Would this item hold up well in the rain? What is a title you could give this project? Could it be used to de

These Google Slides™ are great for Christmas time working on problem solving, inferencing, and writing. There are questions that ask what would/should a student do if something happened with space for them to write a response. Then there are pages with real pictures where students need to make inferences. Page 5: Inference poster Page 5 – 15: What if questions with boxes for writing Page 16 - 27: Inferencing with real pictures with boxes with writing Make sure you are in edit mode in order for

S-Cluster Sound Box Activity for Speech and Literacy SupportThese Google Slides focuses on S-clusters, including /sk/, /sl/, /sm/, /sn/, /sp/, /st/, and /sw/. It includes 60 colorful picture cards, with at least five target words for each cluster. Each page features a visual Elkonin (sound) box layout, making it ideal for segmenting and blending sounds. Students can drag the circle on the side of the page into the boxes. Make sure you are in edit mode for this to work! These visual tools ar

This is a great way to get to know students for back to school. It can be used for students in person, with distance learning or with teletherapy. You can also use this with a student that starts in the middle of the year. These Google Slides™ allow students to complete this task on their own or with a teacher. What I love about this is you can make separate copies to use with each student and then refer back to their responses if you want to recall information about them! Most questions ask st