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Identifying main idea
Sequencing
Making Inferences Based on The Story
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Clothing
Food
Household Objects
School Supplies
Toys
Vehicles/Transportation
More Resources for Categorizing
Basic & Advanced Actions
Object Function
Object Function Visual Stimuli
Object + Adjective + Adverb
Adjectives Exposure
Narratives
One Simple Sentence
One complex Sentence
Two Sentence Narrative
Three Sentence Narrative
Sequencing & Retelling a Story Based on Sequencing Cards
Describing
With Visual Prompts/ Visual Stimuli
Reading Comprehension
Main Idea
Topic Sentence
Making Inferences and Predictions
Readers
1st Grade
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Written Expression
Syntax
Figurative Language
Analogies
Metaphors/ Similes
Idioms
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Paragraph Writing
Story Elements
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Articles
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Double Negatives
Comparatives & Superlatives
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Subject & Predicate
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Divergent Naming
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Associations
Which Doesn’t Belong(you can use orally or with pictures)
Similarities- Shape,Color, Category, Location, Function
Differences
Associations
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Inferencing
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One Sentence Story
Two Sentence Simple
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Screener
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Sounds
B
P
M
T
D
L
Blends
S
S Blends
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CH
F
Minimal Pairs
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Initiating Conversation
Asking Questions
Commenting & Adding Opinion
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Nonverbal Communication
Enhance Your Conversation
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Identifying Emotions
Analyzing Emotions
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Phonics
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Shapes
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Grades 2-3
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