When your students can identify and fix errors in capitalization, they may be ready to write their own sentences following the rules for capitalization. This worksheet contains prompts that guide students into writing sentences about topics that require capitalized words. …
"Fix-ups" are a great way to have students identify and correct written errors, which can then carry-over to editing their own writing. These winter themed fix-ups focus only on capitalization errors. You can print copies of this language therapy worksheet…
Before addressing rules for capitalization, see what your students already know! The included pre-test has a list of 20 words (10 of which should be capitalized). Students circle the words they think should be capitalized. Scoring is quick and easy,…
For students working on basic rhyming skills, these pages are a great place to start. The students name the first picture and then choose which one of the other three pictures rhymes with it. For the interactive version, they can…
These pictures make working on possessive pronouns more hands-on and interactive. You can target productions such as: This is (his, her, their) guitar. The guitar is (his, hers, theirs). With the printed pages you will place the pictures of the people…
With Thanksgiving on the way, help the turkey get away from the farm! Use this game board in just about any speech or language therapy session by using different stimuli. Choose to print it in black and white or color!