Articulation and Language

“This product is an articulation and language activity rolled into one. I have lots of kiddos on my caseload that need help answering “Who, What, When” questions and need to target some articulation skills as well.

I am always trying to make my sessions more curriculum related and using the Dolch sight word list lets me do that. Not only does this packet target WH questions and articulation skills, but it also carries over sight words into speech sessions!

Included in this packet is…
K/G: Pages 3-8 (30 WH questions & 1 picture scene)
F/V: Pages 9-14 (30 WH questions & 1 picture scene)
S/Z: Pages 15-20 (30 WH questions & 1 picture scene
Sh/Ch: Pages 21-26 (30 WH questions & 1 picture scene)
R/Th: Pages 27-32 (30 WH questions & 1 picture scene)
R-blends: Pages 33-35 (12 WH Questions & 1 picture scene)
S-blends: Pages 36-38 (12 WH Questions & 1 pictures scene)
L-blends: Pages 39-41 (12 WH Questions & 1 picture scene)

Total of 186 WH Questions & 8 picture scenes

All pages are in black and white (woo-hoo!) and there is little prep to get this activity rolling.

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