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Finding activities that work only on middle TH can be challenging, so I've put together a packet specifically for that tricky middle TH sound! Inside you'll find: - Warm up drill - Syllable drill - 12 word cards with middle TH and visuals - 15 short sentence cards with middle TH and visual - A short story with middle TH. Have your student highlight all the TH's and then read! Can also include comprehension questions, inferencing, sequencing and visualization strategies to work on reading. Prin

We all have strategies we use when it comes to reading comprehension, but some student's with autism have the hardest time comprehending what they read and the strategies need to be explicitly taught A checklist is a great way to start a habit!

Asking other people questions during conversation is so important, but then what happens? The other person responds and we expect an "appropriate" follow up question or comment. That's asking a lot of our little language learners. This conversation bingo is a simple ice breaker designed to encourage that follow up question. For example, in square one the speaker would ask "Did you see a movie?" The answer would be "yes" or "no." Instead of the all too common responses, like "that's cool" or

Work on increasing from one word to sentences when describing items and/or places using a visual support! Game Idea: 2 players (or more) Use mini erasers, items in the house, pictures, etc. Take turns describing what you have Guess what the other person has! Try to earn the most points

Roll-a-Sound Articulation activity! Using articulation cards, work on sounds at the word and sentence level. Pair it with a game to motivate your clients! The number rolled, is the number of spaces the player gets to move in the game Also, works on following directions, creativity, and social language skills as the client gets to make up his/her own silly sentence and plays with a group.