These picnic-themed question cards can be used as conversation starters or to work on WH questions. They are based on an imaginary picnic the child might have. There are 10 questions for each of the following question types: Who, What,…
If you've got students working on describing, following directions, or understanding prepositions, you'll definitely want to download these files! You can use the printable pieces and play a barrier game or have students follow directions or indicate an understanding of…
Comparing and contrasting items is an important language skill that so many of my students struggle with. Working with these cards can help students focus on how items are related to each other and how to describe that relationship with…
Need a quick, no-prep therapy activity that can be used for a variety of therapy sessions? This one fits the bill with 50 small picnic items plus the picnic table just waiting to be colored in. It's a great reinforcement…
Chris the Crab is here to help your students work on prepositions, receptively and expressively! Go on a pretend visit to the beach to find where Chris is playing hide-and-seek! The prepositions used are: in, on, under, in front of,…
It's time to go fishing! Add a paperclip to the fish cards and let the students “fish” with a magnetic fishing pole (either a purchased toy or one made with a magnet on the end of a string). The cards…