We've been having a blast with the "I Mustache You a Question" material I posted last week. However, it really helps me to see what students are still struggling with when it comes to answering and formulating questions. Some of my younger grades that are working on answering just have zero idea what the question is asking. My upper grades and children with pragmatic language difficulties are having a hard time knowing how to start a question and what form it should have. They aren't sure what to put into the question. We spent some time brainstorming and talking about what each type of question is and what it is asking and some examples of each type. As an addition, I created some quick little reminder posters that I've placed on the board next to my therapy table as a reference in times of utter DISTRESS!
You can grab this document of posters free here. It's nothing fancy but it can be a helpful resource for kiddos. (This link has been fixed)
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I love the looks of the question poster, but when I click the link it tells me google can't open it. Just wanted to let you know!
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure what was going on but I uploaded it to TpT instead... try it now. Thanks!
DeleteI love the looks of this poster, but even at the TPT store I'm having trouble opening the document. :(
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a problem with your browser (I have more luck in firefox than explorer for example) or with your Adobe reader. It's a PDF file so you will need the necessary program to open and print that from TPT. I'd try Firefox browser as well to see if that helps. Shoot me an e-mail at sublimespeech@gmail.com if you still are unable to resolve it! Thanks!
DeleteI am having the same issue at the TPT store in chrome : ( I LOVE these posters though, it will really benefit some of my kids that just can't get those WH words, thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteDear technology, why do you hate my posters? I re-uploaded the document and was then able to download it. Give it a try and let me know!
DeleteIt worked this time, thanks so much!
DeletePrinted them off and I can't WAIT to put them in my room! I have so many working on WH questions, this is a great resource! Thanks so much! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are great - thanks!!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great visual! Thanks for sharing!!
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Did I miss the pointing finger template?
ReplyDeleteI have downloaded well but I think I've missed the pointing hands....where are they????
ReplyDeleteGreat resource!!!!
I would love the fingers too...did you make them or purchase them somewhere?
ReplyDeleteLove the posters! Would you consider doing a 'Which'?
ReplyDeleteThnx love the posters. Are you selling the fingerpoints too or did I miss someth
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the posters! I'm teaching special education students and these are so useful for them.
ReplyDeletethanks for the help! Godbless you! :)
ReplyDeleteWhere can we get the finger pointers?
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