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Whether you're focusing on comprehension strategies, literary analysis, or honing writing techniques, we provide a diverse array of materials to support your teaching objectives. From engaging literature guides to interactive grammar activities, our resources are designed to spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and cultivate a deep appreciation for the power of language.
Level 1: Entering - Repeat wordsLevel 2: Beginning - Answer simple questionsLevel 3: Developing - Repeat sentencesLevel 4: Expanding - Make comparisonsLevel 5: Bridging - Tell original stories
Write all the words that start with SH in the sheep pen, and words that end with SH in the fish pond.
Private speech is the kind of talking aloud children and adults do when they talk to themselves. An adult using private speech might ask himself or herself aloud "Where did I leave my keys?" Private speech is an important part of language and learning development for preschoolers. It helps them practice unfamiliar kinds of language and reinforces that they are trying to remember.
Your child will be enrolled in speech and language therapy. This article will help you answer questions like: What is therapy? How can therapy help your child? How can you choose the best therapy setting for your child?
Draw and write the word: cheese, shoe, three, whale
Basic phonemic terms: vowels, consonants, blends, digraphs, diphthong, compound words, comtractions, synonyms, antonyms, homonyms, base words, vowel rules, plurals, suffixes,
Worksheet for writing four-letter words: three words per page
Say each picture name, fill in the circle if you hear the long "u" sound. Fill in the cirlce next to the word that completes each sentence.
by Elizabeth M. Prather, Ph.D. - What is the cause of your child's speech problem? Finding the exact cause or causes of your child's speech problem can be difficult. Each child's speech is influenced by many factors, including the ability to hear, the physical development of the mouth and throat, and the abilities the child inherits.
Runaway robot loves to find words that start with the /r/ sound as in 'robot.' Cut out the pictures that start with the /r/ sound. Glue them to the boxes beside Runaway Robot.
Word wall ideas: AB, phonetic, name / photo, parts of speech, cross-curricular, word family, literature, words we know, concept, help, thematic
High frequency word cards are an important part of Scott Foresman Reading Street phonics and vocabulary instruction. These cards are geared to interactive learning and group involvement. Children use them to learn to recognize and use high-frequency vocabulary words.
What is speech? Articulation? Language? Voice? Learn the vocabulary using this helpful glossary
Penguin worksheet for coloring. Smiling penguin, wearing a bow tie.
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