Go beyond "good/bad" and "happy/sad" antonyms! Help your students build their vocabularies with these antonym cards! They are great for the older students on your caseload. You can use them for receptive tasks, such as matching games, or for expressive…
Finding where "Gary the Ghost" is hiding is a not-so-scary way to work on prepositions, receptively or expressively! Your students will love this cute little ghost and how he tries not to be seen (but isn't very good at it). The…
Perfect for St. Patrick's Day, these picture cards make finding "Lucky the Leprechaun" a great way to work on prepositions, receptively or expressively! The prepositions used are: in on under behind in front of next to Receptive Language: Place the…
Let Carl the cat help your students identify and name basic prepositions! Each of these 18 picture cards features Carl in a position relative to an object (e.g., on a chair). You can also use them to practice answer "where"…
Using word association picture cards or "go togethers" are a great way to work on semantic relationships. Younger students can work on matching the picture cards with their pairs, while older students can practice describing the relationship between the two…
What rhyming words will you find in the snow? This finish-the-sentence activity can be used to work on receptive or expressive rhyming skills. Students can choose pictures of rhyming words or fill in the blanks without choices. There are 25…