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Speech therapy Common Core RF.4.4 resources
Reading Skills Task Cards for Special Education and IEP Goal Skills Bundle #4
Included in this discounted bundle: 12 "Task Box Filler" task cards to meet a variety of reading skills standards-based related skills. This is BUNDLE #4 of reading comprehension skills development. Some of the reading skills for IEP goals are:1. Wants and Needs2. Alphabet Matching (Yummy Cookie!))3. Identify One Key Detail in Text4. Object and Function5. Vowels6. Familiar Vocabulary-Increasing Word Knowledge7. Nouns in Text8. Verbs in Action9. IEP Goal: Copy One Sentence from a Model (Trace/Co
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K - 5th
WH Questions for Reading Comprehension Passages WHAT | Task Box Filler
Asking WH questions for "what" and short reading passage with WHAT responses TASK BOX FILLER for Autism, Special Education, and reading intervention resource. A short paragraph reading passage with a choice of three WHAT responses. This language and reading skills based activity provides the opportunity to “reread” and mark the correct words or phrase in answering WHAT. WILL THIS TAKE A LOT OF PREP TIME?Oh, not at all! Just print the pages (4 cards to a page), laminate and tri and your students
Grades:
2nd - 5th
Reading Skills Task Cards for Special Education and IEP Goal Skills #3
Included in this discounted bundle: 12 "Task Box Filler" task cards to meet a variety of reading skills standards-based related skills. This is BUNDLE #3 of reading comprehension skills development. Some of the reading skills for IEP goals are:1. Pronouns HE and SHE2. Alphabet Matching (Space and Planets)3. Distinguishing Between Letters and Numbers4. Sentence Building with 4 Words5. Sentence Building with 5 Words6. End of School Year "WH" Questions7. First/Then (Reading and Matching a School R
Grades:
K - 5th
Comprehensive Articulation Screener for School-Age
My own spin on an articulation screening test for school-age students. I find it to be a bit more comprehensive than other screens, but still quick to administer and score.Note that the expectations listed on the scoring page are based on the widely accepted norms of speech-sound acquisition and intelligibility that we work off of, so they are intentionally vague and leave room for clinical judgement. To prepare, simply print and laminate the first 3 pages of pictures, and then re-print the scor
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K - 5th
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Match pictures to Dolch word sentences
Students read pre-primer and primer Dolch word sentences and match pictures to the sentences; some repetition for emerging readers. Can laminate and velcro for continued use or just print as worksheets.
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K - 5th
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What Do I Eat for Lunch-Literacy Activities for Special Education
This set contains a ten page adapted book. 2 differentiated sets of picture cards (one set with words, one set with pictures) are included for students to write a sentence answering "What do I eat?"
3 worksheets are included for students to select which one is eaten.
These activities are great for beginning readers and those who benefit from visual cues. Also good for addressing echolalia!
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K - 5th
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3rd Grade Dolch Words: Match Picture to Sentence
Print, laminate, velcro. Students read simple sentences with 3rd grade Dolch words and match to the sentence. Great for building comprehension, fluency, and concept of word!
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1st - 5th
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Mini Books Targeting Eat, See, The
Print, laminate, bind into book for beginning readers!
This download includes 3 mini books targeting eat, see, the (Dolce words and core vocabulary words). Ideal for early readers and those who need more opportunities to interact with teaching materials. Each book contains common vocabulary to build receptive identification and early reading skill to match word to word. Good for addressing building concept of word, reading fluency, and beginning comprehension.
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K - 5th
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A New Friend: A reading Comprehension adventure
Are you looking to enhance your students' reading Skills and boost their comprehension abilities while targeting other goals as well? Well, here it is! This diverse and thought-provoking text will help your student deepen their understanding of written words, and improve critical thinking skills and social emotions abilities. This product comes with A New Friend story, multiple choice questions, Short answer writing responses, and a writing response that prompts students to go beyond the story a
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Not Grade Specific
What Do I Eat for Breakfast Literacy Activity for Special Education
This set contains a ten page adapted book. 2 differentiated sets of picture cards (one set with words, one set with pictures) are included for students to write a sentence answering "What do I eat?"
3 worksheets are included for students to select which one is eaten.
These activities are great for beginning readers and those who benefit from visual cues. Also good for addressing echolalia!
Grades:
K - 5th
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What Questions-Special Education
Print, laminate, velcro!
Strips with common vocabulary/basic words. Upon reading the sentence, present students with a choice of pictures to match the "What" question.
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K - 5th
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