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Book Companion including - WH questions with adapted visual answer choices - Sequencing story - Social Questions - winter specific - S-Blend Snowballs

1. Social Questions Valentine's Day - Use this worksheet to work on pragmatic skills by asking and answering questions and having a conversation with a peer or adult. The worksheet can also be used for language - formulating a grammatical sentence or articulation - working on speech sounds in conversation to demonstrate carryover. 2. Valentine's Speech & Language - Use this worksheet to target all goals. - Receptive Language - "Point to the chocolate" - Expressive Language - For

Halloween Bundle! Includes: There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Bat Sequencing Halloween Bingo Boo Speech Ghost Articulation Pumpkin Emotions

Halloween spot the 10 differences. Use your best speech and language skills to tell what is different about the 2 pictures. Answer key included.

Winter Bingo for Elementary aged students A good resource for discussing winter break and using their best speech and language skills! Add in WH questions for items they did over break. Ex. Opened a gift. What gift did you open? What was your favorite gift? Use magnetic coins or cotton balls to cover space when complete.

Book companion for There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat. Sequence the items the old lady swallowed. In addition, you could have student label objects or describe objects.

For students working on pragmatic language, these pumpkin emotion card are good for identifying the emotions or acting out the emotions.

"BOO" Speech. Make practicing speech sound fun with these cute ghost! Give them a dot paint or magnetic bingo chips! Boards include Halloween theme, /k/, /s/, /l/, and /sh/.

Celebrate National Popcorn day by grabbing some popcorn and uses these fun popcorn themed worksheets on January 19th! Social skills - questions related to popcorn Speech articulation - /p/, /k/, /g/, /s/ - for a variety of speech goals Enjoy!

Book companion for My Voice is a Trumpet by Jimmie Allen. We hope you and your students can enjoy this book at the beginning of the year!