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Practice /k/ in the initial position of vocabulary stories in this simple story. Feel free to review the word bank, and highlight /k/ words in the text for extra practice. Then read through the stories and fill in the blanks together. Enjoy :)

Practice medial /k/ at the word, sentence, and full-text level with children of all ages. For additional practice at the word and sentence level: Read through the word bank prior to beginning (several trials per word). Have the student highlight words with medial /k/ in the text itself. Read through the story without key words, fill in the blanks, and read again with key words included. For younger students, read the story to them, and have them fill in the blanks with the picture choices. For

"Find & Say" Activity 32 page digital activity includes 30 visual scenes: 15 visually supported question slides 15 visually supported response slides Target expressive language goals e.g. prepositions, increasing MLU, vocabulary, "where" question, etc TELETHERAPY: Share screen and present as PDF or PowerPoint, after the student asks WH-Question using visual supports and finds the animal, simply click on the animal to automatically zoom in and get prompt for response.

Become a detective with your students - in speech therapy or the classroom - as you work to uncover what the mystery pictures could be! Visual/verbal prompts guide WH-question asking and answering to support the guessing game as the photo slowly gets more and more clear!

Practice clothing and color vocabulary while following directions and answering WH- questions and helping Sam get ready for his day! Students will first answer WH questions (e.g. "what do you wear when you cannot see well?") to help Sam assemble his outfit. He will then swap items out based on color and student will demonstrate expressive/receptive vocabulary knowledge of both clothing items and colors.

Get to know your students with this language-loaded, visually supported ice breaker game!! For use in speech therapy or classroom. Questions include: open ended, would you rather, ranking, pick a side (agree/disagree), pick and describe, and tasks. Game includes optional "ice melter" open ended conversation starters.