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Oral communication worksheet images
Worksheet - Exposure Triangle
Here is a blank printable worksheet I created and designed for my lessons over the Exposure Triangle. I used this as a guided notes for my students in conjunction with the Studio Binder YouTube videos over Exposure. Linked below!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOrROvRx-XM Ep. 1https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy9wPDKd-dU Ep. 2
Grades:
7th - 12th
French 'Get to Know Me' Presentation Worksheet: Qui suis-je?
Unlock the doors to interactive French language learning with my "Get to Know Me" presentation worksheet! Designed to spark thinking and self-expression, this resource empowers students to craft captivating self-introductions entirely in French, with the help of common sentence starters. This comprehensive worksheet serves as a foundation for students to create their personalized presentations, fostering confidence and fluency in spoken French. This worksheet offers opportunity for students to p
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Prepositions: In & Out
A visual to help children learn the prepositions In & Out!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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High School Accountability and Responsibility (Worksheet)
How many times have you heard, "I forgot," or "No one told me" or "BROOOOO" when you inquire with your students about missing work, low grades, etc.?Well, let's talk about it! High school is the last step before entering the "real world" and our kiddos need to know how to navigate responsibility and accountability in a graceful manner. Use this worksheet coupled with my Accountability and Responsibility PowerPoint to discuss how we can react and grow after realizing our actions (or inactions!) h
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9th - 12th
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Speech Therapy Articulation MOUTH - L - Coloring Page / Visual Aid
These Coloring pages are perfect for teaching articulation! Print them out and have them on hand.Teach your client the to make the L sound, our mouth is slightly open and our tongue is up, behind our teeth.Compare the easy to see mouths so kids can learn the difference between sounds, like to the S, which shows that the teeth are closed, but our tongue should be in the same spot.I hand out the coloring page and ask them to carefully color all the parts: lips, tongue, teeth and air.You can have t
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Not Grade Specific
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Find Someone Icebreaker
This is a small worksheet used in elementary ESL classes to help the students practice their English and get to know one another.
Grades:
1st - 3rd
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Speech Therapy Articulation MOUTH - SH - Coloring Page / Visual Aid
These coloring pages are perfect for teaching articulation! Print them out and have them on hand.Teach your student, that to make an SH sound, our teeth are closed, our lips are forward (or "kissy fishy"), and air flows out like a mist. Use gestures and facial movements to exaggerate the lip position and airflow.Compare the easy to see mouths so kids can learn the difference between sounds, like "sh" and /s/. As I hold up both the "sh" and the /s/ pages, I say something like, "See how for the S,
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Not Grade Specific
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Speech Therapy Articulation MOUTH - TH - Coloring Page / Visual Aid
These Coloring pages are perfect for teaching articulation! Print them out and have them on hand!Compare the easy to see mouths so kids can learn the difference between sounds, like "th" and /s/.As I hold up both the "th" and /s/ pages, I say things like "Put your tongue out for TH, air is soft and flows like mist, but for S, close your teeth and let the air flow straight between your two front teeth." I make sure they understand the difference between the two, focusing on the teeth, lips, tongu
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Speech Therapy Articulation MOUTH - S - Coloring Page / Visual Aid
These Coloring pages are perfect for teaching articulation! Print them out and have them on hand.Teach your student, that for the S sound, our tongue is behind our teeth, so we can's see it. Our teeth are closed and the air flows right in the center of our two front teeth, like through a straw, as we make a snake sound!As I hold up both the "th" and /s/ pages, I say things like "Put your tongue out for TH, air is soft and flows like mist, but for S, close your teeth and let the air flow straight
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Not Grade Specific
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St. Patrick's Day Articulation Activity
Fun St. Patrick's Day themed articulation activities! Each worksheet includes 8 initial words for the sound, as well as a great visual for mouth and tongue placement of sound. Great for a small group activity. Print and go with colored worksheets or black and white worksheets! Students cut out items at the bottom of the page and paste them onto the coins. As they cut and paste, they should work on saying their words with appropriate articulation. This product includes worksheets for the followin
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Speech Therapy Articulation MOUTH - G - Coloring Page / Visual Aid
These Coloring pages are perfect for teaching articulation! Print them out and have them on hand.Compare the easy to see mouths so kids can learn the difference between sounds, like /g/ and /d/.As I hold up both the G and D pages, I say things like "For the /g/, open your mouth into a wide smile and touch the back of your throat with the back of your tongue, but for the /d/, our tongue tip touches right behind our teeth. " I make sure they understand the difference between the two, focusing on t
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Not Grade Specific
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Speech Therapy Articulation MOUTH - B - Coloring Page / Visual Aid
These Coloring pages are perfect for teaching articulation! Print it out and have it on hand.Teach your client that our lips start closed together for the B sound, and then the air explodes out.Get the minimal pair of this coloring page, too, and compare the easy to see mouths so kids can learn the difference between sounds, like /b/ and /v/.As I hold up both the /b/ and /v/ pages, I say things like "See the teeth are gently biting the bottom lip for V like in the word Van, but for the B, our li
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Not Grade Specific
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Basic School Choices Picture Menu Autism
A great "I want" chart to use for basic school/classroom needs. Helps promote appropriate communication and independence.
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PreK - 12th
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Prepositions: In & On Visual
A visual to help children learn the prepositions In & On!
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PreK - 12th
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Topics of Conversation
This worksheet displays 5 different people a typical student will talk to in their daily life (Parent, teacher, friend etc.). There are 2 boxes next to each person.
-In box 1 the students are to write appropriate topics of conversation to have with that person
-In box 2 the students are to write down topics that would not appropriate to talk about with that person.
-For students with communication deficits, special needs, and behavior problems when it comes to what they talk about in/outsid
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Not Grade Specific
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Autism visual support: Snack comments and questions
Sentence strips with visual support to aid expression of typical comments and questions for snack
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Likes and Dislikes - Battleship Game
This game is based on the traditional battleship game, but this time with columns of food items that cross rows of likes and dislikes sentence starters (e.g. "I am crazy about...", "I love..." down to "I hate..."), and players need to attack each other by making up sentences with the given items.
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K - 4th
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Socratic Seminar Discussion Planning
This planning sheet helps students to plan out an argument based on a text the class has read. It is accompanied with sentence stems, sections for textual evidence, and a section to prepare questions for discussion.
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Not Grade Specific
Prepositions: On & Off
A visual to help children learn the prepositions On & Off!
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PreK - 12th
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Expanding Vocabulary with 9-Ways to Define & Describe Sentence Starters
This is a worksheet with fill-in-the-blanks for a student to use for written and then oral defining. This worksheet is intended for the student to fill in the item/object name and a short answer for each of the 9 characteristics in a sentence format. When completed, the student can read the sentences aloud for an oral presentation. Use this sheet with some of the other 9-Ways worksheets with students that are having difficulty thinking about ways to convey meaning.
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Grades:
2nd - 7th
SUMMER PLANS
1 page to let your pupils draw about their summer plans: places, outfit, activities and family members. Once they finish drawing, can talk about them.
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K - 5th
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Express Yourself Self-Portrait
A fun worksheet for children to write about how they express their feelings and to draw a self portrait. A great accompaniment to any social-emotional lesson about feelings and to the first second-grade unit for any IB school about expressing one's self through writing. Example answers could include: When I am happy, I express it by smiling really big and being kind to others!
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PreK - 5th
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Wh- Question Prompting Board
This 'Wh- Question' prompting board provides visual support to students learning how to respond or ask questions.
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Not Grade Specific
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Prepositions: On & Under
A visual to help children learn the prepositions On & Under!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
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