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Free 3rd grade speech therapy graphic organizers
Summarizing Graphic Organizer: Somebody Wanted But So Then
Have you been looking for a great way to work on summarizing stories with problems and solutions? What about your quest for a graphic organizer that also guides students with how to respond? Look no further! This *FREE* graphic organizer is exactly what you've been seeking!
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★ Graphic organizer that breaks down Somebody Wanted But So Then
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
WH Question Visual Support -FREE DOWNLOAD
Provide visual cues and structured supports for answering simple wh questions. Supplement auditory processing and reading comprehension activities with this visual and help increase independence during instruction.
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PreK - 8th
Free 71+ Problem Solving Scenarios Plus Graphic Organizer Distance Learning
Problem Solving Graphic Organizer for K-5th Graders:This problem solving map helps students analyze and break apart their problem solving skills. Give your student a problem solving scenario then have them use the problem solving guide to identify the problem, come up with 3 solutions, identify the consequences of each of their solutions, choose the best solution, & explain why that's the best solution. There is also a problem solving review for students who have put into practice their prob
Grades:
K - 5th
FREE Story Retell Visual Map
Are your students struggling with retelling stories using all of the correct story elements? Are their stories out of sequence? Are they forgetting to include entire portions of the narratives, which change the entire meaning of the stories? The FREE Story Retell Visual Map is a valuable resource designed to enhance story-retelling skills. This downloadable visual map provides a structured framework for students to organize their thoughts and effectively retell a story or narrative. With clear s
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Vocabulary Graphic Organizer
Use this Vocabulary Graphic Organizer to help your students learn new vocabulary! Perfect for that struggling student who needs a hands-on, visual representation of a word.
Parts included:
Word- What word are you defining?
Definition- Dictionary definition
Part of Speech- Is it a Noun, Verb, Adjective, or Adverb?
Synonyms- Give 2-3 synonyms for the word
Antonyms- Give 2-3 antonyms for the word
Sentence- Write a sentence using the word
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Grades:
1st - 12th
Fall Halloween Activities for Speech Therapy FREE! | Distance Learning
This NO PREP speech therapy freebie is perfect for Halloween! It includes two common skills - categories and the /r/ sound - that simply requires you to hit 'print'! This is a fantastic free little resource for Halloween and is ideal for mixed groups, plus offers some great OT practice for your kiddos that need it!This cute, dab n dot freebie OFFERS A SNEAK PEEK at the contents of my HALLOWEEN DAB N' DOT SPEECH THERAPY BUNDLE!This bundle ^ targets WH-questions, describing, pronouns, pragmatics,
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Grades:
PreK - 4th
FREE WH Questions Graphic Organizers
With all the great products out there targeting WH questions, I have been needing a simple worksheet / graphic organizer for students to use to write down their answers instead of just discussing these questions verbally. This freebie download includes 8 different versions where students can write down their answers to WHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY, and HOW questions from any materials.There are both portrait and landscape versions included, as well as those with visual cues (simple and clear pict
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Grades:
K - 6th
FREEBIE: Nonfiction Passage for Statue of Liberty
This freebie is an excerpt from Nonfiction Passages for American Symbols: Comprehension, Vocabulary, and More!
• Important Vocabulary Cards
→ Use these cards to pre-teach important vocabulary from each nonfiction passage.
• Nonfiction Passage
→ Depending on the level of your students either read the passage aloud to your students or have them read the passage themselves. Each passage is one page.
• Comprehension Questions
→ Use the differentiated comprehension questions to allow your students
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
FREE Spring Fictional Short Stories and Language Activities
This is a SAMPLE STORY from my spring-themed packet FULL of language activities! It's easy to target multiple goals with one story. This is perfect for mixed groups working on comprehension, WH- questions, vocabulary, and context clues. It's also part of a larger, year-long bundle.FREE SAMPLE INCLUDES 1 NON-FICTION SHORT STORY:Jan and the Rainy DayFREE SAMPLE STORY INCLUDES:6-Step Sequencing Cards After reading the story, practice sequencing! You may choose to laminate the colored copy for yours
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Grades:
K - 3rd
Sorting Run-On Sentences, Sentence Fragments, and Complete Sentences
This activity is based on the vocabulary words from the 4th grade Journeys Reading Series story "Invasion from Mars," but could be used with other grades as well.
It includes the following:
-Sentence Sorting Tree Map
-Fifteen individual sentences using the following grade-level vocabulary words: luminous, daring, alarmed, faded, awe, extraordinary, reacted, indescribably, conveyed, confer
-Blank page for students to write corrections of run-on and incomplete sentences.
-Answer key
Using the
Grades:
3rd - 5th
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Story Champs Companion Narrative Retell Graphic Organizer, Sentence Frames
This Story Champs Companion includes 3 differentiated graphic organizers to practice written expression while retelling stories. This product includes 3 differentiated graphic organizers with sentence frames for Level B, Level C-I, and Level J Stories within the Story Champs Curriculum. This product is great for practicing sequencing, using conjunctions/transition words, and maintaining past tense while retelling stories. Enjoy!
Grades:
PreK - 5th
"So" Coordinating Conjunction Cause and Effect Graphic Organizer Worksheets
These three worksheets support learning of the coordinating conjunction "so" and the concept of cause and effect. They include simple, colorful graphic organizers. They're perfect for beginning writers, English language learners, and students with language disorders. They give instruction on how "so" is used to connect causes and effects, including definitions of the terms. Each worksheet includes a model.I have used these brief worksheets in speech therapy as warm-ups for my students with langu
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1st - 5th
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What is a Multiple Meaning Word?
It should be easy to identify what a "multiple meaning word" is, however many people do not know what they are. Did you know there are three different types of multiple meaning words!? I didn't!
I created this chart to help myself, other teachers and my students differentiate between the different types of words.
Includes 1 poster that explains the different types and how they are all connected.
--Most of us have heard of homophones and homographs, which are two classes of multiple meaning
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Grades:
1st - 8th
Modern Expanding Expression Tool Visual Organizer & Activity
A modern twist on a classic tool. This updated Expanding Expression Tool has been streamlined to provide visual cues and more visually appealing. This tool can be used to help clients of all ages expand oral and written expression, as well as teach adjectives and expand vocabulary. This updated resource is compatible with teletherapy mediums, such as Zoom, so you can easily annotate on the screen what descriptions your client provides.This PowerPoint includes 9 visual examples for your client to
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Grades:
PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
First Next Then Last Visual Aid Following Directions - Three Multi Step - Autism
This is a great visual I give to teachers for students who may need a visual reminder to keep at their desk when working on assignments with multi-steps. This can also be used on a bulletin board as a reminder to the whole class or in small groups. Be sure to check out my other products!
Grades:
PreK - 5th
Memory Strategies & Visual Cues {freebie}
When teaching language skills, I have found that I use these eight memory strategies the most: ID the Key, Rehearse, Link, Paraphrase, Chunk, Visualize, List, and Draw. (I include color coding, tracing, writing, drawing pictures into the "drawing" strategy) I make an effort to incorporate the vocabulary and concepts of these memory strategies into every activity and lesson. The repetition makes a difference!
There are three versions: half page, quarter page, and all eight to a page. I like h
Grades:
K - 8th
Category/Describing Puzzle with Sentence Strips for Speech Therapy
This is a categorizing activity, putting together puzzle pieces based upon categories. I have included 8 categories, for a total of 32 puzzle pieces, as well as a Venn Diagram for compare/contrast, a visual sentence strip, and recommended directions.
Inside this resource pack you will find a variety of activities for speech-language therapy. Some other fun ideas:
-Following Directions
-Naming
-Describing
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Grades:
PreK - 4th
Temporal Direction Visuals FREEBIE
This is a helpful set of visuals to use when teaching sequencing and following directions. Instead of constantly writing the expected order of completion out time after time, simply print and laminate these visuals to avoid all this extra work.*Do you need more comprehensive resources for teaching following directions? Check out this best-selling bundle! It is one of the top-rated following direction activities on TPT!* My students really relied on these as they just started various types of dir
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Grades:
K - 4th
Dear Future Teacher Self-Advocacy Activity
End of the Year activity for Itinerant Teachers of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing! Help students explain in their own words their hearing loss, equipment, and what they need to learn in the classroom. Review self-advocacy topics from the year, practice writing, and give students a chance to truly advocate for themselves. Once finished, hold onto the letter and give it to their new teacher at the beginning of the year inservice. This free download includes a graphic organizer and writing paper. Di
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Grades:
1st - 8th
Word Lists with Common Shared Prefixes, Bases, and Suffixes in English & Spanish
This resource is meant to be used with Spanish-speaking Dual Language Learners targeting morphology (prefixes, bases, suffixes) or vocabulary. You do not need to speak Spanish to utilize this resource. It is a useful reference when creating activities, selecting morphological elements to teach, or selecting words to teach. It can also be used to generate other words (in English or Spanish) with whatever prefix, base, or suffix that is currently being targeted. Students can use this resource to h
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2nd - 12th
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Category Word Wheels for Vocabulary Development {FREEBIE}
Objective: Students will generate 6 specific nouns for the general category in the center of the word wheel.
This activity can be used in individual or group therapy sessions or in centers. Includes color and black and white word wheels, as well as blanks to make your own. Low readers can state the nouns, readers may fill in the nouns independently. To save on printing, you may laminate and use dry or wet erase markers to fill in. Use the black and white versions to make books for each stude
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Grades:
K - 8th
SLP Tools and Tips for Autism and Social Skills - First Then Chart FREEBIE
Many children with ASD (autism spectrum disorder) benefit from visual supports to help them learn new skills, maintain previously learned skills, and transition to new activities. This First/Then chart is a great visual support for students who may have difficulty staying on task or transitioning. There are a variety of ways to use it in the classroom, at home, and everywhere in between! I hope you enjoy this FREEBIE from my TpT Store! - Laura Crisanti
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
Summarizing Graphic Organizer
This is a graphic organizer the can be used to assist students in creating summaries of fiction text.
Just have them write key details from the beginning, middle, and end of the story, then combine the information to create a summary.
Grades:
2nd - 5th
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Freebie: Nonfiction Passage for Thomas Edison
This freebie is an excerpt from Nonfiction Passages for Inventors: Comprehension, Vocabulary, and More!
• Background Knowledge:
→ Use this list to determine what additional topics/events may be helpful to further the students understanding of each inventor.
• Timeline:
→ Use these timelines to give your students a quick summary of important events/dates related to each inventor.
• Important Vocabulary Cards:
→ Use these cards to pre-teach important vocabulary from each nonfiction passage.
• N
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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