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Write a Simple Sentence Task Cards for SpEd

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Simple sentence reading card: a bicycle picture with three sentences to read, such as I see a bicycle and This is a bicycle
Starter card for building sentence reading with one noun
Adding a color word: students read three sentences about a blue bicycle pictured above, such as I can see a blue bicycle
Next step: introduce one describing word
Longer sentence reading: a boy beside a blue bicycle with three sentences to read, like This is a boy with a blue bicycle
Step up: sentences with a prepositional phrase
Two-sentence reading: a boy, blue bicycle and park scene with lines like He is going to the park and He is visiting the park
Reading center card linking two related sentences
Reading about a boy going to the park with a friend: two-sentence sets matched to pictures of two boys, a bicycle and a park
Last reading card in the set, adding a second character
Sentence tracing: students trace dotted letters for I see a bicycle, This is a bicycle and I can see a bicycle
Handwriting practice paired with the first reading card
Tracing color-word sentences: students trace dotted text for I see a blue bicycle and two similar lines under a blue bike
Tracing follow-up for the color-word reading card
Handwriting practice: students trace three dotted sentences about a boy with a blue bicycle, shown in the pictures above
Fine-motor writing station for longer sentences
Tracing two-sentence sets: students trace dotted text about a boy with a blue bicycle who is going to or visiting the park
Copywork for students ready for two-line sentences
Tracing sentences about two boys at the park: students trace dotted text ending with a friend, his friend and another boy
Final tracing card to wrap up the bicycle sentence set

About This Product

Writing Reading Simple Sentences Task Cards SpEd Autism Station Center 1

Are you trying to find a simple yet engaging resource to help your kids read and write sentences with basic grammar and syntax structure ? Maybe this material is the right one for you and your classroom or intervention sessions . When it comes to early writers and readers, autism, special education, and struggling students, visual cues and guidance may be crucial . It encourages a more pleasant atmosphere and supports gradual advancement toward fluency and reading and writing objectives .

Resource Characteristics :
1 . This pdf builds words and phrases into smaller, then larger sentences with the addition of visual or graphic cues .

2 . Each of the sentences is provided in three alternative syntactic forms .
3 . You may trace all of the sentences using dots and lines .
4 . Every task card comes with empty spaces for writing .
5 . To make the words longer or more varied, you can add even more drawings or color to the existing blacklined pictures .

6 . You can make strips with the written sentences and use them to paste or hook and loop under the right picture .

Who is it for :

For students with special education needs, literacy -challenged pupils, and young writers and readers in first and second grade, this sentence writing resource can serve as an organized teaching tool that will improve their ability to build sentences and communicate effectively .

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Included : A pdf file with 21 pages of worsheets / task cards .

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