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Speech therapy Common Core W.4.1 activities

Staying on Topic | Key Details WRITING | IEP Goal Skill Builder WRITING Prompts

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Staying on topic with main idea, main character, and key details for remaining on topic during writing activities becomes less of a struggle for our students with special learning needs. This 100 page writing prompt worksheet packet is aligned with state academic standards for writing and IEP goals for mastery and skill progression for Special Education, speech and language skills, and during inclusion writing activities.This IEP goal skill builder worksheet packet focuses on staying on topic du

Subjects:

Special Education, Speech Therapy, Writing

Grades:

1st - 5th

Types:

Worksheets, Activities, Printables

CCSS:

W.1.2

, W.1.3

, W.2.2

, W.2.8

, W.3.2

...

Persuasive Writing Scaffolded Lessons BUNDLE

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Kid-Tested SLP-Approved

These low-prep lessons for opinion writing are the perfect way to introduce pros and cons and persuasive essays to beginners. The lessons include lesson plans for teaching, reading passages with introductory activities, debate task cards with opinion writing topics and hints, pro/con charts, and persuasive essay templates. The lessons are designed for scaffolding and systematic, explicit teaching for special education students and students with learning disabilities. They are age-appropriate for

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Grades:

3rd - 12th

Types:

Activities, Task Cards, Lesson

CCSS:

W.3.1

, W.4.1

, W.5.1

, W.6.1

, W.7.1

Writing Prompts with Pictures for Predicting Outcomes Task Box Filler for Autism

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Autism Educators

Are your Special Education students with autism practicing how to write complete sentences, or paragraph writing with key details using picture writing prompts? A picture with a written writing prompt, along with two picture responses, provides students with key details for writing descriptive sentences and shows them how to write a paragraph. This Task Box Filler is perfect for learners with autism, reading resource, speech therapy, as a writing activity with visual support for students also le

Subjects:

Special Education, Speech Therapy, Writing

Grades:

3rd - 6th

Types:

Activities, Task Cards, Independent Work Packet

CCSS:

W.3.1

, W.3.2

, W.3.3

, W.3.4

, W.3.5

...

Persuasive Writing Lesson Level 2 Pros and Cons Activities and Task Cards

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Kid-Tested SLP-Approved

This low-prep lesson for opinion writing is a perfect way to continue introducing opinions and pros and cons to beginners. The lesson includes a lesson plan for teaching, a compare/contrast brainstorming activity, a short reading passage with a pro/con activity, debate task cards with opinion writing topics and hints, and a pro/con chart with a rubric. The lesson is designed for scaffolding and systematic, explicit teaching for special education students and students with learning disabilities.

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Grades:

2nd - 12th

Types:

Activities, Task Cards, Lesson

CCSS:

W.2.1

, W.3.1

, W.4.1

Also included in: Persuasive Writing Scaffolded Lessons BUNDLE

Winter WH Question Picture Prompts Cards for Speech Therapy and Writing

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Autism Educators

This WH question activity has 50 Winter Picture Cards with WH question symbol prompts to develop language and writing skills for special education, autism, and early intervention for language skills. This set of winter theme wh question cards contains people, locations, and objects related to winter activities, scenes, or situations. There are no Christmas, religious, or holiday pictures in this set. WILL THIS TAKE A LOT OF PREP TIME?Oh, no! Just print the pages (6 cards to a page), laminate, tr

Subjects:

Special Education, Speech Therapy, Winter

Grades:

1st - 4th

Types:

Activities, Task Cards, Centers

CCSS:

W.1.8

, W.2.8

, W.3.3

, W.3.4

, W.4.1

...

Also included in: AUTISM EDUCATORS Custom BUNDLE Print and Go Resources WORKSHEETS for Autism

Persuasive Writing Lesson Level 1 Pros and Cons Activities and Task Cards

Created by

Kid-Tested SLP-Approved

This low-prep lesson for opinion writing is a perfect way to introduce opinions and pros and cons to beginners. The lesson includes a lesson plan for teaching, an introductory vocabulary lesson and activity, a short reading passage with a pro/con activity, debate task cards with opinion writing topics and hints, and a pro/con chart with a rubric. The lesson is designed for scaffolding and systematic, explicit teaching for special education students and students with learning disabilities. They a

Subjects:

EFL - ESL - ELD, Special Education, Speech Therapy

Grades:

2nd - 12th

Types:

Activities, Task Cards, Lesson

CCSS:

W.2.1

, W.3.1

, W.4.1

Also included in: Persuasive Writing Scaffolded Lessons BUNDLE

HALLOWEEN Speech Social Group Conversation Skills Game |Opinion Writing Activity

Created by

My Speech Therapy Go-Tos

Get your students talking! This engaging HALLOWEEN Speech Social Group Conversation Skills Game | Opinion Writing Activity is the perfect fall social skills group or independent writing activity! Your students will love choosing the surprise questions each round and expressing opinions and interests with their peers. This Fall and Halloween social questions game is perfect for a:morning meeting activitybrain break activityicebreaker activitylunch bunch activityspeech language therapy group acti

Subjects:

Halloween, Speech Therapy, Writing

Grades:

2nd - 6th

Types:

Activities, Printables, Games

CCSS:

W.2.1

, W.3.1

, W.4.1

, SL.K.1a

, SL.K.1b

...

Also included in: FALL WINTER SPRING Speech Social Group Games | Opinion Writing Skills Activity

A Brief History of Nail Polish

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Speech Redesigned by Lorna T Schwartz

This topic with follow-up activities has proven to be a fun way to expand students’ vocabularies, comprehension, writing skills, as well as question-formation skills. Thank you for your interest !!-Following the reading of A Brief History of Nail Polish [pages 2-8], students will formulate and present diverse questions to their peers. Page 12 provides direct question prompts using starter phrases. On subsequent pages, there is less prompting with open-ended question starters and multiple yes-no

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, English Language Arts, Speech Therapy

Grades:

3rd - 8th

Types:

Activities, Lesson

CCSS:

W.3.1

, W.4.1

, W.5.1

, W.6.1

, W.7.1

...

Grab Bag of 20 "Why" Question Writing Prompts or Expressive Language Practice

Created by

Language Lady

This activity includes 20 "why" questions. Just cut along the lines, throw them in a bag, and you have a great set of persuasive/expository writing prompts, conversation starters, or stimuli for practicing answering "why" questions.The included instructions are for a speech and language student working on construction complex questions using "because," but feel free to throw in your own instructions for your own activity.The questions include:Opinion questions (Should people kill spiders? Why or

Subjects:

Special Education, Speech Therapy, Writing-Expository

Grades:

2nd - 6th

Types:

Activities, Printables, Centers

CCSS:

W.4.1

, W.4.2

, W.4.1b

Also included in: Conjunction Bundle: Worksheets and Graphic Organizers (distance learning)

Question of the Day

Created by

CommunitySLP

Use this "Question of the Day" handout to begin or end therapy sessions with a critical thinking question. A great way to work on grammar, mechanics, writing organization, higher-level thinking, stating and supporting an opinion, and pragmatics through group discussion/debate. Comes with examples of questions to use as well as RACES visual aid for extended response outline. Print pages 2-3 double sided to use one page for 4 sessions.

Subjects:

English Language Arts, Speech Therapy, Writing

Grades:

2nd - 12th

Types:

Activities, Printables, Lesson

CCSS:

W.3.1

, W.3.2

, W.4.1

, W.4.2

, W.4.4