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Combination of all letters on single worksheet: words include bus, beg, lip, sad, tan, top, drop, hop, tell...
Word building: put the letters together to make the -ale sound: whale, scale, sale, bale. Includes sentence fill-ins
What is a speech and language evaluation? It is the measurement of a person's communication skills. It is done to find out if a person has communication problems. The evalution is done by a speech and language clinician. An evaluation may be at a school, hospital, clinic, private office, or your home.
Name each picture. Circle the letter that stands for the ending sound. b, k, s, l, r, f
Students spell words and state diphthongs (i.e., ou, ow, oi, oy) by playing a board game.
Pizza, popcorn, apple, soup, banana, pie, snacks, cereal, pear, pineapple, bread, peanuts
Say the name of each picture. Circle its name. Tie, Fire, Line, Five, Kite, Tire, Bike, Hive, Dive, Dime,Vine, Pile
When we talk about phonemic awareness, we are not talking about phonics. Phonics refers to learning the sounds and letter combinations represent and using that knowledge to sound out words. Phonemic awareness, on the other hand, is the recognition that speech is made up of a series of individual sounds. It is the ability to rhyme, blend, segment, and manipulate.
Circle the word that will finish the sentence. Print it on the line. Bike, Side, Mine, Ride, Miles, Tie
Level 1: Entering - Repeat wordsLevel 2: Beginning - Answer simple questionsLevel 3: Developing - Repeat sentencesLevel 4: Expanding - Make comparisonsLevel 5: Bridging - Tell original stories
Write all the words that start with SH in the sheep pen, and words that end with SH in the fish pond.
Private speech is the kind of talking aloud children and adults do when they talk to themselves. An adult using private speech might ask himself or herself aloud "Where did I leave my keys?" Private speech is an important part of language and learning development for preschoolers. It helps them practice unfamiliar kinds of language and reinforces that they are trying to remember.
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