Winter Inferencing Real Photos for Winter Speech & Language Therapy

Description

Use these winter inferencing real photo task cards in your winter speech and language therapy sessions to targetwh-questions, perspective taking, predicting, verb tense, answering inferential questions and more! By having low-prep winter activities inferencing task cards for speech therapy, you will be stressing less about prepping for your groups!

→Here are some ways you can use these 20 real photo winter pictures task cards in therapy:

❤️Teaching background knowledge about winter vocabulary, concepts, and activities that occur during that season

❤️Building vocabulary and grammar concepts around a relatable winter-themed activity using real photos

❤️Visually breakdown how to look at photos to gather clues to make inferences using the graphic organizers

❤️Answer inferential wh-questions about the photos. Research has shown that when students can answer inferential questions their reading comprehension improves (see source at bottom of description)

❤️Work on perspective-taking, and predicting

❤️Discuss how to handle a winter-related situation by asking questions and making comments that shift the perspective of other people and what to do next in a social situation

 

Target all of these skills while keeping your speech therapy students engaged!

 

With this Winter Inferencing with Pictures Task Cards Activity Set, you will have the following included:

⭐20 real photos – full pages that you can print two or four to page to make smaller (four to a page can fit in photo task boxes

⭐Inferential questions included on each photo to help guide the discussion about the photo

⭐Inferencing Graphic Organizers for analyzing photos, stories, and videos

⭐Inferencing visual sentence strips to provide a structure to help students answer inferential questions or share their inference

⭐Sentence Frame Graphic Organizer to build sentences about the pictures

 

Please watch the preview PDF or preview video to see the resource in action.

→Research supporting inferencing and reading comprehension:

Elleman, A. (2017). Examining the impact of inference instruction on the literal and inferential comprehension of skilled and less skilled readers: a meta-analytic review. Journal of Educational Psychology. https://doi.org/10.1037/edu0000180

 

Sarah S. said, “Students were very engaged with these real life photos, and I appreciated the range of diverse experiences that were represented.  Thank you!”

 

Nicole H. said, “This resource has been great for keeping my students engaged during our sessions!! Thank you!”

 

Need Winter-Themed videos? Grab this FREE Google Slides Presentation with all the BEST winter videos organized for you to use in speech therapy.

 

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