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Spring sequencing stories with pictures for listening comprehension and language will help cover all your receptive and expressive language goals on your speech therapy caseload. Have easy prep spring sequencing picture short stories for working on various receptive and expressive language skills in speech therapy. When planning spring language activities for your speech sessions, you want engaging speech therapy materials that are versatile for various ages and receptive and expressive language skills.
Here are some ways you can use these spring speech therapy sequencing activities:
❤️Use spring vocabulary to build syntax, and morphology skills
❤️Target sequence adverbs to work on explaining the order in which actions occur, such as first, then, next, and last
❤️Answer wh questions about the spring short story
❤️Work on inferencing and making predictions about what might happen next in the spring short story
❤️Discuss spring vocabulary related to categories such as picnics, spring weather, Earth day, recycling, and outdoor activities
❤️Teach AAC CORE words such as on, off, more, again, want, turn, all done, look
❤️Work on story retelling, story comprehension, and narrative skills
Included in the spring sequencing stories with pictures for comprehension and language are the following:
3-step sequencing picture stories
4-step sequencing pictures stories
⭐There is a sequencing short story lesson plan guide that includes the following:
→Each picture sequencing set comes with full-page pictures so you can use them digitally on a computer or iPad. When printing the sequencing pictures, you can print a full-page, two to a page, or four to a page.
The sequencing pictures will fit in photo boxes when printing four to a page. By printing out the pictures, your students can practice putting the pictures in the correct order.
For SLPs and educators needing printer-friendly options, you don’t have to stress about printing in color because black-and-white options are included!
The 3-picture scene sequencing is a shorter story, and the 4-picture scene sequencing has a longer story.
Please check out the preview to see the spring story activities in action.
SLPS LIKE YOU SAID THIS…
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️I used this resource for mixed language groups. It was organized and the visuals helped students with retell and more. My students enjoyed using this resource.“ – Marisa T.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “I love these sequencing tasks. We complete an in-depth vocabulary study using the tier 2 words provided for the first session. Then practice answering questions, sequencing, and retelling using vocab during the second session. “ – Michelle R.
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