Nat's Notes

This check-in is a tool I created to screen patients as a quick activity for stimulation, or progress indicator. It includes 13 questions/prompts.

The Urban Legends and Myths: Vampire Inferencing product includes Google Slides with vocabulary content to pre-teach before indulging in this spooky historical recount of events. In addition to the vocabulary, these slides contain speaker notes with discussion questions, examples, and videos to further comprehension of vocabulary. *You can also download the slides as a PowerPoint document to access speaker notes.

Teach vocabulary and inferencing with this spooky historical recount of Vampirism. Teachers and clinicians can also use this resource to teach summarization skills, writing skills, and understanding facts vs myths. The Urban Legends and Myths: Vampire Inferencing bundle includes Google Slides with vocabulary content to pre-teach before indulging in this spooky historical recount of events. In addition to the vocabulary, these slides contain speaker notes with discussion questions, examples, and

This story goes along with the Urban Legends and Myths Google Slide product. The PDF contains the educational text and comprehension questions. Comprehension questions 1-7 are inferential questions while questions 8-11 are higher-level discussion questions.

This product can be used as an extension activity for students who are learning to write compound sentences. I suggest conducting a few lessons prior to using this activity. Students should understand when to use each conjunction, and should be able to demonstrate choosing conjunctions to create compound sentences before engaging in this writing activity. This activity is great to use as a comprehension check, and to allow students to demonstrate their creativity.

The CTOPP-2 evaluation report template will make report writing quick and easy! Just fill in the blanks with personal information (e.g student name, age, scores, and performance examples) to customize the report for your student- the rest is taken care of.

This PowerPoint contains 27 slides of vocabulary that can be used for previewing before reading the story The Little Match Girl. The vocabulary slides contain images, and questions for further expansion. Additionally, there are two slides that contain comprehension questions (e.g. literal and inferential) for students to complete after reading the story. The last slide contains a graphic organizer for students to refer to for completing a story retell. You can download the story The little Mat

This is a short story packed with /l/ in the initial position of words. Perfect for targeting articulation as well as asking and answering comprehension questions. This story comes with 7 comprehension questions and a space for students to draw.

The Elves and The Shoemaker is a multi-paragraph story that contains higher-level language. It is great for middle school and high-school students that need to work on answering literal and inferential questions. It is also great for vocabulary expansion, and story retell activities. Included: The story: The Elves and The Shoemaker by The Brothers Grimm9 literal comprehension questions 4 inferential questions7 vocabulary questions, and a vocabulary extension activity

Introduce and practice conjunctive adverbs with this 6 page packet! With this activity students will: - define and identify conjunctive adverbs - use multiple choice to complete sentences using conjunctive adverbs - unscramble sentences containing conjunctive adverbs **Telepractice friendly. Intended for middle school and high-school aged students.

This is an activity based on W.W. Denslow's story Humpty Dumpty. The PPT slide contains selected vocabulary from the story to preview, the digital story link (slide 11), and comprehension questions (slide 12). * Story and images are not my own. Comprehension questions are original. This can be used as a paperless activity.

My Dog is a multi-paragraph story written by Kevin O'Neall. This document contains: 11 comprehension questions (literal and inferential) 4 vocabulary questions a summary organizer This story is suitable for middle school and high-school aged students.